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Contents
Hints on Translation of Burmese into English an vice versa | 6 |
Tenses | 21 |
Indefinite Pronouns 84 | 34 |
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Common terms and phrases
ǎ-gu ǎ-tsa ǎ-twet ǎ-yin addressing Adjectives affix ah:-lōn Auxiliary verb ba-hma ba-nè basket bè-daw be-lauk boat Burmese language colloquial form denotes di-gō di-ha di-hnit ENGLISH expressed in Burmese gaik gaung gyin hnaing hnaing-bu hnit ho-go ho-hma hpō hpyit-tè hsan hsi-ga hsin hsōn htaung kaung kōn kōn-mya kyat kyun kyun-daw kyun-nōk kyun-nōk-hma kyun-nōk-kō kywe laik lauk Literally lō-gyin lō-gyin-de lōk Maung Ba Maymyo means min:-gō kyun-nōk mya:-mya myan-myan myin ngwe nōk noun ɔɔ paddy perfect tense pyaw pyit-tsi Rangoon reduplicated Relative Pronouns rice shi.-de SIMPLE IDIOMATIC SENTENCES sometimes thing thu m'-la thu-dō thu.-gō thwa trade TRANSLITERATION ts'-yin tsaung tsaw tset verb words written form yauk yaung နှင့် ဘူး မည် လား လိမ့်မည် သည်