(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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sa or saa? unsure! i know burmese, but i can't figure out the romanized spelling..
The Burmese language is spoken as a first language by over 30 million people. Although it uses its own alphabet, it is possible to phonetically translate the word 'black' using the English alphabet. In Burmese one would say 'me yaon'.
Min Ga la Ba
hadi-ya-da
You would say "နာမည်နာမည်မှန်သတ်၍" in Burmese, which is pronounced as "na ma ne mha na tha."
"Inajēkaśana" is the word for injection in Burmese.
Medicine is called "medikuntza" in Burmese. Burmese is spoken by people from Burma.
To say sleep in Burmese you might say "Eigh douh meh" or go to sleep or sleep.
In Burmese, you can say "အမွတ်မြေ" (amwatmye) to describe someone as handsome.
The word for husband in Burmese is "ဝိုင်" (wiung).
chit
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mg
Sababe!! SAH- BAH-BAY means shut up in burmese.
mäkhu, rwij, mei' hswei
Nay Kawn La?