Burmese by Ear/Essential Myanmar

1. Statements and Questions.
- 1.1. It is ..., isn't it?
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- 1.2. Yes, it is.
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- 1.3. Yes, it is (contd).
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- 1.4. No, it isn't.
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- 1.5. No, it isn't (contd).
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- 1.6. Very, a little, not very.
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- 1.7. Very, not very (contd).
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- 1.8. Is it? Do you?
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- 1.9. This and that.
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- 1.10. This and that (contd).
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- 1.11. Which one?
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- 1.50. Review unit 1.
2. Going to do, want to do.
- 2.1. Eating and drinking.
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- 2.2. Going to do.
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- 2.3. Where, here and there.
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- 2.4. Where, here and there (contd).
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- 2.5. Wanting to ...
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- 2.6. Please do ... please don't.
- 2.7. Polite tags: Sir and Madam.
- 2.8. Greetings.
- 2.50. Review unit 2.
3. Language help.
- 3.1. Sorry: I don't understand.
- 3.2. Please say that again.
- 3.3. Did you say 50?
- 3.4. Can you speak English?
- 3.5. What's that called in Burmese.
- 3.6. It's called.
- 3.50. Review unit 3.
4. Cafés and restaurants.
- 4.1. Ordering food and drink.
- 4.2. Food and drink.
- 4.3. Do you have any ...?
- 4.4. Then we'll have ...
- 4.5. Is that all?
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- 4.6. What's this or that.
- 4.7. Is there a toilet here.
- 4.8. Settling up.
- 4.9. Paying and leaving.
- 4.50. Review unit 4
5. Taxis.
- 5.1. Where to?
- 5.2. Destinations.
- 5.3. Checking the fare.
- 5.4. Negotiating the fare 1.
- 5.5. Negotiating the fare 2.
- 5.6. Negotiating the fare 3.
- 5.7. Where to stop.
- 5.8. We want to go tomorrow.
- 5.9. Would you be able to take us?
- 5.10. Fixing a time.
- 5.11. Please come at 8:30.
- 5.50. Review unit 5.
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6. Shops.
- 6.1. Asking the price and paying up.
- 6.2. Have you got ...? Yes.
- 6.3. Have you got ....? No.
- 6.4. Things to buy.
- 6.5. How many?
- 6.6. Different kinds.
- 6.7. I'll leave it thanks.
- 6.50. Review unit 6.
7. Taking photographs.
- 7.1. Excuse me (to men and women)
- 7.2. Excuse me (to men and women )
- 7.3. Do you mind if I take photographs?
- 7.50. Review unit 7.
8. Asking the way.
- 8.1. Where can I get a ...near here?
- 8.2. Is there a ...near here?
- 8.3. How do I get to ...?
- 8.50. Review unit 8
9. Your visit to Burma.
- 9.1. You speak Burmese!
- 9.2. Where are you from?
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- 9.3. How long have you been here?
- 9.4. Have you been here long?
- 9.5. Where are you staying?
- 9.6. How much does it cost?
- 9.7. Why have you come to Burma?
- 9.8. Why you came to Burma? (contd)
- 9.9. What do you think of Burma?
- 9.10. Don't you find it hot?
- 9.50. Review unit 9.
  - review part one
  - review part two
10. Asking names and ages.
- 10.1. Burmese names.
- 10.2. Introducing yourself 1
- 10.3. Introducing yourself 2.
- 10.4. Introducing yourself 3.
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- 10.5. Introducing yourself 4.
- 10.6. How old are you?
- 10.50. Review unit 10.
11. Asking about work.
- 11.1. Do you have a job?
- 11.2. Where do you work?
- 11.3. Not in work.
- 11.50. Review unit 11.
12. Asking about family.
- 12.1. Are you married?
- 12.2. How many children do you have?
- 12.3. How old are the children?
- 12.50. Review unit 12.
- 12.51. Parents, brothers and sisters.

Burmese By Ear/Essential Myanmar Introduction to the Burmese Language John Okell