Chapter 31: Dialogue: Where do you work?.Chapter 29: Cultural note: The land of tea leaf salad and noodle stalls.Chapter 27: Grammar: The verb ya “(something) is available”.Chapter 26: Grammar: The verb shi “to have, to exist”.Chapter 25: Grammar: The Wh- question particle lae.Chapter 24: Grammar: “Here” and “there”.Chapter 23: Grammar: Requests or commands.Chapter 22: Cultural note: Using kinship terms to address strangers.Chapter 21: Dialogue: What’s available at the teashop?.Chapter 20: chapter 4: Visiting a Teashop.
Chapter 19: Cultural note: The familiar vs. Chapter 11: Consonant or initial sounds. Chapter 10: chapter 2: A Guide to Burmese Pronunciation. Chapter 6: Statements, requests, and questions. Chapter 4: chapter 1: A Basic Introduction. Greetings, requests, honorific forms and etiquette tipsĪ dictionary of commonly-used words and phrases Kenneth Wong, a translator, author, and native Burmese speaker who emigrat. Useful notes on the Burmese script and pronunciation Manga illustrations to facilitate memorization Practical dialogues focused on daily communication Structured, progressive lessons to help you build confidence and fluency quickly Specially designed for beginning learners who have no prior knowledge of the language, Easy Burmese is fully romanized throughout and focused on conversational rather than written Burmese.įor a fraction of the cost of expensive language products, this book introduces all the basics of the language with an emphasis on practical daily conversations and vocabulary.Ī complete language course and pocket dictionary in one, Easy Burmese includes:įree, downloadable native-speaker audio recordings to help you master correct pronunciation and intonation Start reading Easy Burmese on the way to the airport and begin communicating as soon as you land!
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