Learn Burmese language - Greetings in Burmese

Let's learn Burmese with burmeselesson.com, with this introduction to Burmese greetings, practice to speak Burmese and learn your first words! See you soon for more videos about Burmese language.
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[@timeisapathwalkingtounderstand]

Here in New York City trying to learn Burmese I'm going to surprise my friend thank you so much for the lesson

[@aldrinlopez168]

@@joon.n True 🙁

[@wynsday_]

Update?

[@sushiletsgo7001]

Me too

[@blackpinktiktok6381]

@@joon.n It is easy for Burmese to learn English😊

[@englishdevelopmentcentre60]

You are mostly welcome

[@ngthoangyen]

Thanks a lot for the lessons. I have just back from Myanmar and fell in love with the people there. Burmese people are the most caring people in the world. I have to learn Burmese for sure as I want to talk to them in their own language. I was actually touched by the way they treated me there. I hope when I come back, no matter how developed the country is, the people still remain their purity and warmness.

[@Burmeselesson1]

Thanks a lot for your kind words and we are touched by the fact you enjoyed Myanmar and its people. We are glad if we can help you learn the language and communicate with Burmese friends and even strangers next time you come. All the best

[@maungayatullah4191]

Would you like to send me all the Burmese books

[@muhamedarfat]

Great job

[@polkaran]

What alphabet | in Burmese

[@misssafsafy]

I was curios what Burmese sounded like after seeing their writing 😨

[@Burmeselesson1]

So how do you like its sound? Is it difficult for your to pronounce?

[@kaylabuktenica6606]

@Burmese Lesson Even growing up around people who spoke burmese, I find pronunciation near impossible 😢😢

[@axseri]

Master Cow SAME! I used to suck at english and be better at burmese, but now I’m amazing at english and TRASH at burmese.

[@SupremeOne55]

@@axseri lmao... I do notice that Burmese pronunciation can be extremely hard for foreigners

[@mammchannel1365]

It’s pretty easy for most words for all of us. But it might be hard for foreigners to pronounce Pali words, even for some native it’s hard.

[@umongshingmarma047]

I am from Bangladesh but originally from Myanmar.Myanmar is a beautiful country.after watching these videos i can differentiate between my regional and Burmese accent.I miss Myanmar very much.thanks for Burmese lesson videos.

[@linnnay1967]

U Mong Shing Marma047. Are you Arakhan

[@umongshingmarma047]

sorry i don't know exactly .our community came from both pegu and arakan in late 18th century.my relatives live in mandalay.

[@kimhanyo3231]

Yo bro same dude Finally someone like me

[@gilnahnu]

I’m a 13 year old Burmese/indian girl that lives in America and I’ve come from the Burmese zou ethic group. Even though I’m completely in touch with my burmese side, I can’t speak the language. My parents can but I don’t want to bother them so I’m learning it my own 😭❤️

[@georgeinjapan6583]

Besides English what is your next best language ?

[@jarjae4148]

Ahh me too

[@gilnahnu]

​@@georgeinjapan6583 i'd say zo ( zomi ). i grew up speaking the language but im not exactly fluent in it ( im at a 6th grade level most likely ). and also to clarify i meant india as in northeast india ( mizoram ).

[@gilnahnu]

@@jarjae4148 twins!

[@happygirl4514]

Thank u.... I'm Indonesian & my boyfriend from Myanmar. He like it when I said "Halo" "How are U?" "Thank U" In Burmese language. The video help me so much

[@NoBody-xb1cd]

Really?

[@alejandrakalugdan2418]

Ifeel u girl my boyfriend from mynmar

[@metalshinobi2900]

My dad is myanamr too

[@wahyuaji4228]

bjir

[@myothura2937]

We are happy that your well

[@mykie_exe9304]

My best friend is from Myanmar and I asked him multiple times about his native language, but he didn't really say anything useful,, and because I'm legit interested in learning about the Burmese culture, I did some research myself and I got to say,, this language is beautiful

[@alviraesrion1668]

Myanmar speakers can speak more tones,tunes,pronunciation than any other nations in the world.They can pronouce english,french,german,russian,japanese,chinese or any other languages by using their own language.For example,a korean or a thai can't pronounce french or german by using their own languages.It has universal versatile tongues and it can also bridge to any other tongues in the planet.I knew that after learning about 40 languages as a linguist.

[@Ynamedina1234]

Agree🥰

[@vynvoyage]

totally agree

[@emperoroak7331]

It’s totally agree

[@julypaw8446]

Thank you so much! 😭 I'm half Burmese, half Karen but I grew up speaking Burmese in the United States. I learned English quickly and speak it fluently but sometimes my Burmese pronunciation is wrong. I hate how I can't read or write Burmese, but I'm hoping to learn since I'm still a teenager. I'm hoping to learn more formal Burmese rather than informal. 💕 Thank you for this video, I hope you can teach me more!

[@Burmeselesson1]

Well, we have a few videos on KZbin. Check them out and you might learn a few things. Otherwise you can still head to our website burmeselesson.com we also have some interesting content, but more spoken than very formal though.

[@sushiletsgo7001]

Did u just say half karen

[@obviouslyme2906]

@@sushiletsgo7001 I think they meant "korean" lmao

[@zeroadtv9282]

@@obviouslyme2906 no they mean’t karen, karen is a state in burma sometimes spelled kayin here’s more info: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kayin_State

[@yourunfinishedcake8591]

I can't read or write burmese either as I moved to Australia at a young age, lets learn together!!

[@sandaaaye6602]

My mothers side is from Burma and my grandma use to only speak to me in Burmese when I was little, so I understood but she went back to Burma and now I can't remember anything. These are so helpful! Thankyou!!

[@JabuLICORNE]

Thank you so much for your videos. I'm french and i'm interesting by Myanmar for a long time ago. I just decided to beginning learn burmese language. I bought a lesson book in french and decide to listen lessons on YT.

[@bernardbarre8455]

Min ga'la pa ! Apprendre le birman de manière très agréable. Nice video sisters. Congratulations

[@nezarescic5635]

thank you for all that help!! I love burmese language and some day I wanna go to Myanmar 😊😊my mom allways says myanmar is country in my heart . It's beautiful and people are so kind...now I knows she's right😊😊

[@Burmeselesson1]

+Neža Reščič You are welcome, hope you can improve your Burmese through our videos. Can you already speak Burmese? Are you interested to learn more? We agree that people are so kind :D. Is your mom from Myanmar?

[@NoBody-xb1cd]

Thank you so mush

[@Ynamedina1234]

Lets go there,i planning to visit myanmar as well🥰🥰🥰

[@phyowaiaung4267]

@@Ynamedina1234 welcome to Myanmar!

[@Ynamedina1234]

@@phyowaiaung4267 thank you🥰hopefully i can visit there soon🥰

[@cola78210]

"How are you" is like "你夠啦" in Cantonese! Interesting!

[@chocamocha4541]

Im not sure but burmese are descendant from chinese or mongolians

[@jieliang]

@@chocamocha4541 Both the Chinese languages and Burmese are part of the Sino-Tibetan language family

[@chocamocha4541]

Jie Liang wowww cool

[@WhisperSW]

I heard that from grand parents that we are descendant from red chinese during china civil war after they lose fight come to burma occupied.

[@94kentlee]

Omg,,,,i get the point

[@lanizzlefizzle]

burmese was my 1st language when i was younger. but after going to school and speaking english i hardly spoke in burmese anymore. i can understand some words so this is really helping me thanks for the vids!

[@lanizzlefizzle]

hi there! im born and raised in the san francisco bay area, california. yes i will add you on facebook also . thanks again =]

[@lanizzlefizzle]

***** hi friends! there are many Burmese people through out the San Francisco Bay Area. i get a little shy speaking Burmese so i practice at home with the videos first. it gives me alot of confidence. my parents left midnight to go to Yangon. they will be visiting for 2 weeks, they went to visit other relatives and to celebrate Thingyan. anyways thanks again friends . =]

[@vikkumar1995]

add me as well! :) fellow burmese here

[@ritaaung9223]

are you fucking stupid

[@_bloomia]

Same with me

[@davidocarreno]

my childhood friend is from thailand and speak burmese, so since i haven’t met her family, i’ll be practicing burmese so one day i’ll be able to properly introduce myself to them

[@GarySanOly]

This is very good, I am glad I found this; I have learned through global travels as an airline pilot and tourist over the past forty five years that it is always wise to know a few simple phrases in a country. I'm going to Myanmar next year, I've been fascinated by Myanmar (Burma) since in elementary school sixty years now, glad I'm finally going to go there. In school the names of South East Asian countries then were; Burma, Siam (Thailand), French Indo China (Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia). Learning some simple phrases is always a good thing. The people respect that and it shows respect for the people and their culture as well. What about hand gestures to avoid, any tips? For instance in Vietnam never touch a child's head in Thailand never sit with the bottom of your feet pointed towards another person, and never cross your first and index fingers (taboo). I believe English is spoken quite a bit in Myanmar too from the British influence and colonization; is that last statement correct?

[@timeisapathwalkingtounderstand]

Thank you for the lesson Burmese is a beautiful mysterious language especially the writing my friend speaks Burmese I'm hoping to learn more from this language

[@vio3366]

Beautiful language! it doesn't sound like Thai or Khmer as I thought, I've recently listened some burmese songs and pretty much love it! make more videos!

[@nitaseely6830]

It's sino-tibetan

[@phyaunna1329]

I really would like to learn Burmese because my mum comes from Burma and I've been there it's such a beautiful country ! Thanks for these videos !

[@vanceuhmung3474]

***** ဒါဆိုးရင္ေျပာင္ေပးပါ

[@phanpine]

I HAD TO SKIP THE ENGLISH TRANSLATING BECAUSE BURMESE IS MY NATIVE LANGUAGE AND IM ALREADY FLUENT IN IT AND I JUST WANTED TO SEE WHAT PEOPLE THOUGHT OF IT-

[@lakshmananram4753]

Thank u.... I'm Indian & my lover she is living in Myanmar. She like it when I said "Hello" "How are U?" "Thank U" In Burmese language . The video help me so much....

[@englishdevelopmentcentre60]

I can't thank you enough for your hard working, keep up the great work 👍

[@denwest339]

Your language is melodious...

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

you two ladies are so beautiful ! 😊😊😊😊😊😊 this is so helpful, thanks so much ! 😊😊😊😊😊

[@zoribanks]

thanks for this page, I will try hard. I am fom Puerto Rico living in Spain. I want very much to go to Myanmar. so I will keep sintonized.

[@selinanayar9998]

Before I only knew မင်္ဂလာပါ, but now I know more words. Thank you

[@Burmeselesson1]

You're very welcome, and there are still many more words to learn!! :)

[@thanthanwin4305]

Well if I say it to any English people do they think I'm stupid which they don't even know what it means

[@thanthanwin4305]

An I forgot to say ce-zu-tin-ba-deh

[@Burmeselesson1]

You're welcome Than Than Win :)

[@timeisapathwalkingtounderstand]

@@Burmeselesson1 here in New York City Friday January 18th 1:28 p.m. wishing you make a 1-hour Burmese video Selena tell them

[@usmanabdulwahid823]

Wow..Glad to meet you ,best learning.

[@rosegoldcontacts4830]

There's an absolutely beautiful girl (and I'm sure she's got a great personality too) at my work who speaks Burmese as her first language. I asked her what it was a week or so ago, because I hear it a lot around there and decided to look this video up a few days ago in an attempt to maybe score some points eventually lol. I fucked up so hard today. I sounded out "hello" three times slower than the woman in the video, in front of a group of Burmese speaking people. Her eyes got so big, and she was really confused. Was I cute or an asshole. I'll never know. Still gonna learn.

[@juleswin7116]

Omg that is so cute

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

@Cing Nuam Then speak in Chin

[@WhisperSW]

Most of burmese people are shy especailly woman that's why..

[@akramzanam4153]

thank you for this video . i love to learn burmese . it is so beautiful language . actually , i want to talk burmese with my Burmese friends .

[@borneoherbs]

why are the pronounciations so different from the spelling?

[@Burmeselesson1]

+Borneoe Herbs There is no such thing as a standardized Romanization system in Burmese, therefore, we tried to reproduce the phonetic based on English pronunciation and trying to respect the original Burmese script as well. Even though you might find it difficult at first, once you understand how it works, the romanization can be useful to learn how to speak.

[@Gewaldro]

+Burmese Lesson I think it is necessary to learn the actual writing system. I am learning Hindi and the Burmese script is a Brahmi script just like Devanagari, used for writing Hindi. The writing system is very logical to use and usually represents the sounds of a language more accurately than the Latin alphabet.

[@LingPhe]

ikr

[@blackcitroenlove]

Just to put out a guess here, I'd say the romanisation is a French one. There is a similarity between how Mohawk is written in Latin letters, with the p taking on the b sound, etc.

[@belenamarapura7933]

Yes. Really hard. I've been in Myanmar this summer and get used to m'y own writting of what I was actually hearing. So now I am confused. I was writting "djesu temate" for thank you xd

[@Tchoden.namgyal___]

I'm Bhutanese here, almost near to Northern burma. We have similarities in common.

[@chicagoSUGANO]

...Beautiful people in Burma.

[@Burmeselesson1]

Thank you Stevie, do you often go to Myanmar?

[@phanpine]

Thanks! Im from Burma.

[@eimyatmon1318]

@@phanpine yep metoo!

[@mahan820]

Thank you for good teaching.

[@JoJirapato]

Kyay zu tin pa te ^^ Min-ga la pa = Hello Tway ya ta wan tha pa te = Glad to meet you. Nay-kaung la = How are you? Hote-ke. nay-kaung: pa te = Yes, I'm fine Kyay:zu tin pa te = Thank you.

[@manghautungmate423]

Kyay zu tin pa te

[@gaylaxy9087]

Your welcome people

[@WhatupJackDagiels]

Justin Timberlake

[@timeisapathwalkingtounderstand]

Hello from New York City it's 5:23 in the morning Friday February 15th wondering how do you say good morning in Burmese

[@user-hy7jl1mq7m]

@@timeisapathwalkingtounderstand 'Mingalar ma net kin pa' don't know it sounds exactly right but sounds like it cuz it is hard to write in romaji

[@meiso3643]

im bad at starting new languages i only knew the first one I'm still trying to say the others in a good tone and clear i can say how are you nicer now and yea thanks! i cant wait to go to Burma it will be my first time CAN'T WAIT FOR THE SOUPS they are sooo good! weird how i know so little but I'm related to one of the princesses of Burma

[@Burmeselesson1]

I think it is difficult for everybody to start learning a new language, it takes time, patience and perseverance. Keep on trying and practising and you improve I'm sure.

[@cheayunju]

Thanks! Wow this is hard to get my mouth around but thanks for the authentic examples^^

[@deciphersingh4837]

I am form India , Manipur i love Burmese.

[@darlitinoo4458]

Decipher singh Burmese love Manipur people also. Almost all North east people are Tibeto-Burman. We comes from same ancestors.

[@daechaitarzan97]

Hello, greeding from Thailand ,That is a shameful, even i m Burmese i dont know how to speak our language, my born parents are real Burmese and they are from Parthin Aerawadi province i hopes one day i will go to meet my born parents and want to speak burmese language with them, i left Myanmar since i was 4 years old and i grew up Thai family so i can speak thai language like native speaker but my burmese is not good yet,now i m learning Burmese cultural and language from my Burmese friends , i love Myanmar , please help me i want to speak Burmese

[@HaggenKennedy]

@Dae Chai Mono: As a Thai speaker, do you find Burmese difficult? I visited Thailand in February 2017 and I loved the country and the language. It's hard, but Thai people could understand me when I tried to speak Thai. But when I visited Vietnam, I had trouble even saying basic words like "thank you". Complete failure. -.-

[@MinotaurvsCyclops]

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[@MinotaurvsCyclops]

Yes, I think Burmese is very difficult. It sounds like Chinese or something, doesn't sound similar to Thai at all.

[@Ynamedina1234]

Mingalapa🥰,thank you for the lesson for today🥰

[@jhm6065]

2021- Thank you from Brasil

[@osmangoni3286]

Ty so much for this video,i can learn Burmese language from this video.❤❤❤❤❤

[@detran9274]

Hi Swe, My name is De from Viet Nam. Your lessons are very interesting for those want to learn Burmese. Today I have a question: I am told that Burmese language is basically a tonal monosyllabic language. Being a Vietnamese I am very familiar with tonal language, but for monosyllabic I do not fully know if your language is. For example the sentence say when greeting in your language is "nay kaung ye la". Can I break it up into each word with its meaning to know the meaning of the whole or group of words (for example the meaning of nay, then kaung, then ye, then la? each word has a meaning). Similar to this, how do you say about tway ya ta wan tha pa te? Can you break it up in to each single word meaning? Or would I better learn its meaning in group of word, for exampel /tway ya ta/ , /wan tha pa te/? Thank you.

[@julionugraha]

de tran But the diffrence.. is in vietnam spelling/write just use latin(ABC..Z)?? But if we compare at khmer,lao,thai,burma use kanji writen?? Im very curious 😂😁, gretting from indonesia..

[@user-hy7jl1mq7m]

You can break some words which served as a verb like Twae=meet And ya and ta are like particles so it only works when you combine Nay kaung=feel well Ye is a particle and lar=? Like Japanese we don't have question mark instead we put lar in question sentence.

[@mammchannel1365]

Yeah, why not? Some words can be split up, for example as you said, nay-kaung-ye-la (nay-kaung means good or alright or well relating to health, and ye-la is a question form in Burmese. So, it turned out as “How are you?”

[@vishxl69]

well im indian (tamil) and hav e an ancient connection with Burma. so...just wanted to learn more about them..glad i came across

[@stynium]

Appreciate your fun and easy to understand lessons! How many of the younger generation speak English in Myanmar? How well does it help you to connect with business owners?

[@Burmeselesson1]

Thanks for your good comments :) We learn English since primary school but many cannot speak correctly yet, that's why many English teaching school open nowadays, for young professionals to be able to connect and communicate in a global world. Even if foreign investment is coming to Myanmar, I think majority of business owners and managers are still Burmese, so we connect with them in Burmese hehe. But speaking English is certainly an essential skill to get a job with responsibility.

[@1shin61]

Hi i’m born in Shanghai but I am burmese(chin), This langauge is so similar to Shanghainese, Sound sooo similar to each other, was there any history on why they sound so similar? i would love to know!

[@amylynnswe7390]

Sorry for the late reply I think the reason why they sound similar is that they are from the same language family, Sino-Tibetan

[@fatweevlogs]

I think it would be much better when we learn a new language, we start from the sounds or phonetics, as well as the phonology. We need to know whether it is a tonal language or not. What vowels or consonants are close to our native language and what are new, and how to produce them. These are very important before we start learning about some useful expressions in daily conversation.

[@dcdenizen1275]

Thanks for making this video! :)

[@georgeinjapan6583]

Thank you from Japan !

[@dulluechai6644]

Very useful thanks

[@benfactor]

Romanization and pronounciation is so like Korean. One has to pay much attention to phonetics and figure out how to properly read/pronounce romanization :)

[@1shin61]

lol i speak chin which is ethnic group in burmese, and when i speaking to my mom my friends thought it was korean

[@kaisar9963]

ming ga la pa . im from malaysia 😇 .. I like your video.. and i like to learn another language .

[@Hihiman1212]

Pretty good teaching!!

[@plugin25]

Wow.. I really love to learn ur language... 👍👍

[@user-gt5tf2be5g]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@muhamedarfat]

Excellent

[@IsLam-xs6kp]

Very good lesson seyama

[@r_y95official16]

So hard to speak this Burmese language... I must trying..keep going

[@rahawk69]

thank you, very complex

[@Burmeselesson1]

You're welcome, hope it can help.

[@user-cf3og1nj6z]

Thank you agin hema. I need a break now....lol😊

[@noledelgado8111]

Burmese language sounds mellow and sweet. 🌻

[@lmxttl149]

I’m burmese I just watched it for fun and I speak fluent english

[@crystalexia-]

Do you know that girl name on ref shirt?

[@Oo2k10]

Is there a way for me to remember my old language? As a kid I was really good at writing in Burmese and I can even read in Burmese. As I move to a foreign country and gotten older my old language started to deteriorate. I can still watch a Burmese movie and understand everything they say and I can still speak the language. The problem is I can't read and write in Burmese anymore. Do I need to learn from scratch all over again or can it all comeback again. Is there a way to trigger all those memories in instant?

[@makheihla6348]

My language is Burmese😍

[@louisabernet813]

great stuff

[@evergreenminjae9807]

Thanks for the lessons being a Burmese born in a foreign country it is good to surprise the family with it.... Do you by any chance know the chucked bird song in Burmese "che tu yay" I think that's how it spelled!!! 😀😀😀😀

[@evergreenminjae9807]

Chicken*

[@Burmeselesson1]

Feel free to stick around and watch more videos, and surprise your family. We got even more content at www.burmeselesson.com, you can have look if you want to learn a few sentences and vocabulary. So where are you and your family living at the moment? Sorry I don't know about this particular song :D

[@oon6813]

I'm enjoy this video

[@leandrobayonito]

0:07 - 0:11 This is very hard. I was trying to set the video to 0.75 speed (or slower) and it appears that the phonetic words differ from what the mentor had been pronouncing. The word for example: Kyo-so pa te (pronounce something like "Cho-so va le"). Other one is: Min-ga la pa (pronounced like "Minga la wa? Others pronounce like Minga la ba.") "Kya'ma to" (misheard like english "Tomorrow")

[@CoriAndra503]

Omg tyy my mom is from burma and i grew up hearing it a lot but my dad didnt want me to learn my family wanted me to focus on english

[@user-ih5jz7ld3d]

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[@mgchitkhinkhin8228]

Very nice

[@haiaung7806]

Thank you

[@megaweebdestiny6723]

I speak Burmese not much because I was born in America and had to learn it by listening from my family. I didn’t go to Burmese school

[@reshmee6285]

Its very similar as my ancestors are from arakan , I'm mog / marma from India

[@imdontaisbrokeheadphones6741]

I’m here cos someone told me the spoke Burmese and I had no clue what they was talking about

[@marikayela]

I'm about to die. Damn. But I'm not a quitter so let's push this a lil bit more further!

[@Burmeselesson1]

You're right, you should not quit!! Burmese language may seem difficult but once you understand how it works, it gets easier :). Good luck

[@swordch8860]

Why most of vowels when combined with consonants have the sound hear ex. N, K, D combined with vowels M: = Nen, Ken, Den why not Nem, Kem, Dem !

[@menleikonyak7048]

Thank you🙏🎊❤

[@Cristarli]

I want to learn a lot

[@farewelltothesun]

Okay, Burmese for "Glad to meet you" sounds nothing like the romanized phrase written above the video :) I think Burmese is beautiful, but there are sounds people from the West are not familiar with. But I see you have at least one other video about the tones. Maybe I should start with that.

[@Burmeselesson1]

Sounds can be indeed unusual but we have a video here to help with the pronunciation of consonants, as well as tones in Burmese, that would be a great start indeed. If you want to dive into more complex pronunciations such as what we romanized as "ky" or check how vowels sound, you could go to our website www.burmeselesson.com Hope we can help you to grasp the proper pronunciation of Burmese :)

[@675albert]

မြန်မာစာ

[@MrAsherx]

Hello. I'm visiting Myanmar in December. Please guide to learn basics and other things.

[@Burmeselesson1]

Hello Ashish Daud, glad that you plan on visiting Myanmar. What do you want to learn exactly? Have you already watched all of our videos? You can connect to our website www.burmeselesson.com to get some free lessons and vocabulary lists to help you learn.

[@MrKienduongmonghuy]

I expect learn more. I can come Myamar on future

[@webserver2039]

Nice Efforts, Bus You Should Display It Eng Help Well Pronounce For Learner, Like Hello -> Mingla... I Think.. Good Luck..

[@sklantharregulus2100]

Wow start the video with Brian Eno: awesome

[@linuxadmin2830]

I belong to odisha which ancient name was kalinga -- and original birth place of budhha -- because our ancestors were speaking pali language which was mother tounge of all kilainga people and this plai langauge later changed and modified to odiya we have containing 100% sanskrit word along with few modified word ----Nepali never spoke budhist ancient langauge which was pali ....pali is sanskrit language spoken in village area .. our mangala-pa is in odia -- when we initiate every poem we write this word as mangalacharan -- mangal--- means bless twaya ya wan pan tay -- taway means to you same in my langauge tab sah veti anada laguchi ==== twaya tav is same word anand means -- glad lagauchi --- means felt you said nee kawlaa ---- which is same as tamil or andhra pradesh states langauge word --- i thought burmese new version is very much effected by chinese when chinese and japanese and korean langauge comes from tamil langauge no its not hard your langauge

[@ngaihpi5539]

This is so easy

[@amirkhan333]

Please provide with subtitle with video.

[@isabellagalvan8507]

I have Burmese roots so I am trying to become more familiar with the language and culture

[@Khushdixit0045]

Wow... i want to learn myanmar language 😍

[@anjalithapa5376]

I like Burmese language, but this is my first lesson learning.

[@Burmeselesson1]

Well, hope it will not be the last. Check our channel for more videos :). Good luck!

[@dbdhhsbs8870]

Thanku

[@ngwethun6151]

အရမ်းသင်ပြ​ကောင်တယ်​နော်

[@zulakmalzulkifli2422]

Your video is really helpful! But can you tell me the meaning of 'breathe in' and breathe out' in burmese language? I really need to know. Thank you very much.

[@nay2718]

If u mean how to say breathe in and breathe out in burmese, see the following: A' thet shu thwin= breathe in A' thet shu htote = breathe out

[@kimimon9057]

Beautiful Burmese girls

[@joshuaransome907]

What is the Mon language? I've seen various videos of it being spoken. It uses the Burmese alphabet, but it sounds similar to Khmai.

[@Burmeselesson1]

Mon language is an ethnic language spoken in Mon State of Myanmar mostly, by Mon people who are one of the most ancient ethnic group present in Myanmar, they have been living in the area before Bamar ethnic (Burmese) came to Myanmar, supposedly back from the 5th century. Mon language is using an alphabet that is very similar to Burmese, but it is not exactly the same. However, the language sound different as you noticed.

[@YummYakitori]

Joshua Ransome You are right. The Mon language belongs to the Austro-Asiatic language family together with Khmer, Munda & Vietnamese, and they are the indigenous people of Southeast Asia. The Burmese people who speak a Sino-Tibetan language arrived in modern-day Myanmar from somewhere further north, probably Tibet or China.

[@monjuralam1701]

I am from bangladesh and trying to learn some Burmese sentence. can you send the sign symbol of alphabet. How to write and spell correctly with it's pronunciation .......

[@myothura2937]

ကျေးဇူးပါ

[@linglingstar]

I spoke burmese until I was almost 5 - but then my parents moved back to first Germany and then south africa. since I had to learn english I never spoke burmese again and don't know one word. Can I revive it with hypnosis?

[@Burmeselesson1]

Wow! That's a good question, but you probably have better ability to learn it than other people. Maybe try to expose yourself to more Burmese and listen to a few lessons and some things might come back. I am really not sure about hypnosis though, you can try.

[@Cittamatra]

I am in thailand at the moment. I heard some Burmese girls talking. Your language is very beautiful, but sounds difficult to learn. Heh

[@askn995]

Both of thai and burma are difficult for me..haha