Myanmar Alphabet 1

[@lisadavisson6187]

This is my second time preaching to Burmese people in burmese. I live in the Milwaukee area and there are many Burmese speakers. I'm so glad these lesson plans are available.

[@steviehudspeth3464]

Thank you so much! I like to learn from a mixture of native Myanmar speakers and native English speakers. This is very helpful.

[@LoveMyanmarLearningTogether]

It's true - we need all the different 'angles' we can get!

[@kevinbarry3871]

Thanks for the lessons. Very clear. Easy to understand.

[@longjamranjit1682]

Very helpful and easy technique of foreign language learning.Thanks sir.

[@angelashannon4456]

Thank you so much greatly appreciated I too am starting to learn ‘this language in Michigan so many new ones to preach to

[@tj861]

I am learning burmese because my boyfriend is burmese. I’m using flash cards like you suggested thx for the video

[@catharperfect7036]

The best way to learn the alphabet is to look up nouns on Wiktionary and simply try to transliterate them on the spot. It becomes like a game.

[@ekavuthkawila9636]

Thank you very much.Very useful for the first Myanmar Language Learning person like me.

[@Ty43023]

Excellent! Thank you for the hard work in putting this together for us!

[@speedzero7478]

Very sound advice. A well made and useful video.

[@San_89]

That's pretty good and clear way to pronounce..... btw I am burmese.

[@azizah7046]

I am too

[@ArumugamArumugam-yk6xh]

VERY USEFUL WAY TO TEACH BY YOU

[@phillipprice43]

Hi Bob. Thanks for this video. One question though. Did you intentionally skip the letters in the third line from the top?

[@rglyle57]

This video does not discuss it but the letters on the third line are pronounced exactly as the letters on the fourth line. They are used very rarely.

[@phillipprice43]

@@rglyle57 Thank you for the prompt reply! You did include some other letters which you stated are rarely used. Is there a distinction between these particular letters that caused you you leave them out?

[@rglyle57]

@@phillipprice43 No there is no distinction.

[@ILIADIS29]

it looks like very much to Georgian alphabet

[@aleksandrekereselidze2205]

Indeed

[@aleksandrekereselidze2205]

But can't understand why😅

[@Username5915]

How long did it take you to fully be able to read Burmese?

[@rglyle57]

Thanks for asking. I would say at least a year to accurately be able to read 90% of text-knowing the sounds of consonants, vowels and tone symbols. However, real reading ability only comes as a result of reading words, not letters and combinations. That kind of reading will take many years. So by focusing on learning words and phrases you will become a much better reader. Don't let that discourage you. If there are selected texts you want to be able to read, try to learn the meaning of the words you're reading-it will definitely help.

[@zanbhonesan5628]

So similar to tibetan and old chinese

[@rbs784]

Same as indian alphabet especially Sanskrit

[@fivantvcs9055]

Bravo +Bob Lyle

[@TheDennistn]

Good job brother. You must be a Jehovah's witness

[@rglyle57]

Yes. One of thousands learning a new language.

[@TheDennistn]

I am learning Burmese too. We are telling the good news to the Burmese people here too. Your videos will prove very useful to our brothers and sisters.

[@rglyle57]

Where are you at?

[@TheDennistn]

Bob Lyle In singapore

[@kilianmartinsk8]

Thank you for this.
We have a burmese group in Phoenix.AZ

[@SYAFRIZALSPd]

thank so much chi e quello terima kasih

[@alexanderymh7856]

2:03 You missed ေ

[@mkaxiii772]

kind of a weird situation im in. i am a native burmese speaker. i can speak burmese fluently but i dont know how to read or write. i dont even know the burmese alphabets in order. what can i do to learn it?

[@uu-kq6mn]

Flash cards!🥴😎

[@nd6541]

ြတစတု

[@alexanderkroboth3310]

You forgot ဋ, ဌ, ဍ, ဎ, they aren't in the first video nor the 2nd, otherwise the videos are great.