Beginning Burmese Lesson: How to say "with" or "and" using နဲ့ (naet)

Beginning Burmese lesson: How to say "with" or "and" using the Burmese particle နဲ့ naet.
Beginning Burmese lesson: How to say From, To, and Until
This is part of a series of Burmese lessons for English speakers who'd like to learn basic conversational Burmese.
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Kenneth Wong is the author of Survival Burmese Phrasebook & Dictionary (Tuttle Publishing, 2018), and A Prayer for Burma (Santa Monica Press, 2007). He teaches Burmese language at UC Berkeley.
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Isn’t “kyanaw naet thanketjin ye” correct ??

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Hello Chris, you can use either နဲ့ (naet) or ရယ် (yae) to punctuate a list or a series (which can be just two, or more). For example, ကျွန်တော်နဲ့ သူငယ်ချင်းနဲ့ အဖေနဲ့ ဈေးသွားကြမယ် Kyanaw naet, thange jin naet, aphay naet zay thwar ja mae. Or ကျွန်တော်ရယ် သူငယ်ချင်းရယ် အဖေရယ် ဈေးသွားကြမယ် Kyanaw yae, thange jin yae, aphay yae zay thwar ja mae. Both means "I, my friend, and my dad will go to the market." I recommend choosing either နဲ့ (naet) or ရယ် (yae) and sticking with it throughout the list without using a mix.