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(Kyun taw/kyun ma/nga) nan mal ka {insert name here} par.

Translation

kyun taw (pronounciation: jah-naw): my (he)

kyun ma (pronounciation: jah-ma): my (female)

nga: my (informal/rude)

nan mal: name

ka: is in this case

par: added to be more polite

N.B.

- Try to stress my when reciting thissentence i.e. say jah-nawh'/jah mah'

- Do not use "nga" since it's rather rude to use when talking to strangers. (Added for general knowledge)

- Pronunciations may not be exact since Burmese is not a Romanic language. Listen to how a Local says this sentence.

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