Burmese lesson on negating compound verbs

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[@girlieaung1173]

Minglabar Sayar... yay koo ya da kyite tae. Once I've done an hr of swimming. I feel vry accomplished. How do I say "Mission Accomplished" in Burmese? Tks... Chi zhu tin ba deh

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Dear Girlie Aung: "Mission accomplished!" is a military term that's used as slang in everyday English, so there's no direct equivalent to this in Burmese. But you can say, "Ya bi hay!" to say "I've done it! / I've got it!"

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[@Chris-xd5ds]

mingala ba saya how about "nya ga ain pyaw ma kaung bu" is this right ?

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Hi Chris: Yes, "ait pyaw (to fall asleep)" is one of those compound verbs. The negative is "ait ma pyaw boo" -- you are correct.

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In this case, you should use the double-word adverb "kaung gaung" (well) to make the point. So "Nya ga kaung gaung ait ma pyaw boo" (Last night I didn't sleep well.)

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Minglabar Sayar... Hd taken note of the question Chris asked and ur correct reply "Nya Ga Kaung Gaung Ait Ma Pyaw Boo".... am also learning in this manner. Tqsm. Chi zhu tin ba deh Sayar...