Burmese lesson comparative forms

How to say "More than" or "Not as much as" in Burmese. How to form comparative adjectives -- such as hotter, better, sweeter, more bitter, taller, and so on. Beginning Burmese lesson for English speakers, comparative forms

[@theinngu5560]

Great explanation…thanks so much

[@etienneberges1298]

Great job again, finally nailed the comparatives! Thank you sayar

[@KimKim-zm4jc]

Di sa bu gone:this is the better lesson Di nit ayan bude

[@koopon3900]

Great lesson thank you saya. Could you please do a video on time phrases like: two months ago, last year, in three years and how to fit them into sentences? I would be very greatful!

[@patience8888]

Mingalaba... Another wonderful lesson Kenneth. With less than a month to go before I depart to Myanmar for 3 months, I'll be reviewing all your videos. Jay zu din bah de. _/|\_

[@BurmeseLessons]

Hope you have fun on your trip!

[@patience8888]

Cheers! I most certainly will. :)

[@johnward5983]

Kenneth, your videos are easy to follow, well paced and not overly complicated. Perfect. Thank you for going to the trouble of putting them together. They have been of immense value to me.

[@anwarkhan9191]

Good morning sir

[@thensangluri5813]

kyazuu tin par dae

[@gameman2936]

migalaba

[@KimKim-zm4jc]

Alot of people are like their own comment

[@89jcrow]

Good video. But I want to mention in everyday spoken language ထက္ is often omitted