I’m Thai, but I really like Burmese scripts. I think they’re beautiful, clean, and elegant. Burmese scripts were developed from Old Mon scripts. In Northern Thailand, we have scripts that develop from Old Mon scripts as well called Thai Tham scripts or Lanna scripts. For me I think they’re like the hybrid between Thai and Burmese scripts. They have similar orthography as Thai scripts with clean and elegant in shapes like Burmese scripts.
Your handwriting is like Burmese language from pc, even Burmese couldn't write like yours. GoodJob!! မင်းလက်ရေးအရမ်းလှတယ်။ ငါမြန်မာလူမျိုးဖြစ်တာတောင် မင်းလောက်မလှဘူး။ GreatJob! Keep Going...
Whoa! These are like perfectly typographical my dude. Right off a chart we teach little kids to write neatly. My only tip is to make the circles more symmetrical. Like in ဆ,ဏ,တ, ဘ, the second curve or circle should stay the same size as the first. That’d make it look more natural! Everything else is just perfect. Either way, thank you for the video. This is gonna be a great resource for people interested in our language.
Fun Fact: The alphabets such as ဋ၊ ဌ၊ ဍ၊ ဎ၊ ဠ are rarely used ( they are only mostly used in words borrowed from Pali and Sanskrit) and so, many Burmese native speakers don’t know how to write them anymore. 😂
Indeed. Even some of my friends and some little kids I know forgot how to write them and they're all students. But on the other hand, I'm so interested in Pāḷi and Sanskrit that I even know some alphabets we don't use anymore, like ၑ၊ ၐ၊ ၔ၊ ၕ, etc. I hope more people gets interested in Pāḷi. Pandemic really took away some kids' ဋ၊ ဌ၊ ဍ.
@@koaungsan9585 hey, can you tell how were those unused letters, used earlier? Which sounds did they denote? As an Indian, I might know these sounds although my script is different( Odia script).
@@infinite5795 Oh! Sorry, I didn't see your comment earlier. From what I've known and read, ၐ is equivalent to Sanskrit "ś" ၑ is to "ṣ" ၔ is to "ḷ" and ၕ is to "ḹ" and ၒ and ၓ are equivalent to "ṛ" and "ṝ" respectively.
I'm glad you are doing Southeast Asian scripts! And I'm looking forward for more of your videos! My native language is Filipino/Tagalog and it has its own pre-colonial scripg called "Baybayin" so maybe you can check it out! Other Philippine scripts are: Buhid, Hanunu'o, Tagbanwa, Kulitan, etc. Indonesian scripts also look nice like Javanese, Balinese, Sudanese scripts and more! Anyway, Burmese script looks really cool for me, but it looks hard to learn.
Yes, when I was in Georgia it was confusing for me because I can read Burmese letters (at a beginner level only) so signs looked like they should be legible to me, but weren't! I find both scripts very beautiful.
It’s not that hard to learn, here are some basics: There are around 2 of each consonant sound. Vowels are what you add to modify a consonant, there are 12. Dhamma chracter is for dhamma purpose only, it is not used in daily life. Some consonant break the 2 chracter rules, such as da တ and ta ထ (they are classified both as da sounds) and another ဒ da. There is also pha ဖ and pa ပ (pha is soft P, pa is hard P), and then a အ, ha, ဟ, tha သ who only have one consonant for their sound.
For example, you can cheat a bit by turning your paper upside down and write yapalet ယ to make a ka က (hard K) chrcrater. Or zamyintzwe ဈ, you just need sa lone စ and ya pint ျ to make zamyintzwe ဈ. And then for nga င, you can just do a C.
Wow, Burmese script looks beautiful but still hard. We too had this kinda script during 6th-8th century CE, this kinda scripts were developed by pallava empire from Tamil-Brahmi script and was transferred to south asia, cuz pallavas had cultural age long relations with china and so southeast asia. Even they had similar names.
Amazing work as always. With how many scripts you've been doing, I was wondering if you'd try the Cherokee Syllabary? The handwritten one is vastly different to the print. I'd like to see you try it!
Thai, Japanese and Cantonese always get a lot of recognition for their beautiful scripts (and they should get lots of recognition they are beautiful scripts). But man Burmese is so overlooked, I think it’s even more beautiful than Thai and it’s just so unique and I think my favorite of all the southeast Asian language scripts. Hoping Burmese gains some traction in the language learning community.
какой интересный алфавит. как у вас получается писать красиво совсем разные буквы из разных алфавитов??? 👍👍👍можете написать на кириллице? очень интересно увидеть как вы напишете. 🙏
Some words are in the Sinhala Dictionary too. But using the same way But different pattern! Eg:The first one (Ka) In sinhala dictionary we say (f) And the way to write is different
The writing of Myanmar people are not beautiful than yours. I'm also learning Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji writing from your videos. Thank you so much and love you.
@@antonantonantonantoni am burmese, my mommy always speak like ths so i can decipher: People from Myanmar cannot write as beautifully as this. (I will kill you. My mother’s handwriting is awesome. So is everyone’s from Myanmar. The computers are also incorrect, you just merge na nge with hahtoo instead of just making it as if it were wa swal. And also you put the hahtoo inside the ya gout, not under.)
Please Make a Video on देवनागरी (Devnagari) Script That is use for Writing Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit, Nepali,etc Indian Languages . And Please make Videos on another Indian Script like தமிழ் (Tamil) , বাংলা(Bengali) , ಕನ್ನಡ(Kannada) , etc
Sou brasileira e tbm vontade de conhecer o leste e o sudeste asiático e eu estou escrevendo os alfabetos asiáticos já escrevi o coreano,japonês,tailandês e o khmer
Even me, Myanmar citizen, I can't write like you. You're master of hand writing. Keep fighting bro
I'm a girl
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I’m Thai, but I really like Burmese scripts. I think they’re beautiful, clean, and elegant. Burmese scripts were developed from Old Mon scripts. In Northern Thailand, we have scripts that develop from Old Mon scripts as well called Thai Tham scripts or Lanna scripts. For me I think they’re like the hybrid between Thai and Burmese scripts. They have similar orthography as Thai scripts with clean and elegant in shapes like Burmese scripts.
TOO LONG SHORT IT DOWN-
They look like buts btw
Last time my cal cal go to Thai
@@whiteangelnl00 🤨🤨🤨🤨 ayo
I'm also thai
Your handwriting is like Burmese language from pc, even Burmese couldn't write like yours. GoodJob!! မင်းလက်ရေးအရမ်းလှတယ်။ ငါမြန်မာလူမျိုးဖြစ်တာတောင် မင်းလောက်မလှဘူး။ GreatJob! Keep Going...
ငာလက်ရေးဆိုကလေးတောင်အရှူံးပေးရတယ်
Whoa! These are like perfectly typographical my dude. Right off a chart we teach little kids to write neatly. My only tip is to make the circles more symmetrical. Like in ဆ,ဏ,တ, ဘ, the second curve or circle should stay the same size as the first. That’d make it look more natural! Everything else is just perfect. Either way, thank you for the video. This is gonna be a great resource for people interested in our language.
I bet y'all can draw perfect circles
မောင်၊ တကယ်။ ဤသည်မှာ ပြီးပြည့်စုံခြင်း နီးပါသည်။ 👌
I am very happy to see my native language on your channel
Thank you for allowing the Burmese alphabet to be included in your writing
Omg! Your Burmese handwriring is so beautiful !!!
Fun Fact: The alphabets such as ဋ၊ ဌ၊ ဍ၊ ဎ၊ ဠ are rarely used ( they are only mostly used in words borrowed from Pali and Sanskrit) and so, many Burmese native speakers don’t know how to write them anymore. 😂
Indeed. Even some of my friends and some little kids I know forgot how to write them and they're all students. But on the other hand, I'm so interested in Pāḷi and Sanskrit that I even know some alphabets we don't use anymore, like ၑ၊ ၐ၊ ၔ၊ ၕ, etc. I hope more people gets interested in Pāḷi. Pandemic really took away some kids' ဋ၊ ဌ၊ ဍ.
@@koaungsan9585 hey, can you tell how were those unused letters, used earlier? Which sounds did they denote? As an Indian, I might know these sounds although my script is different( Odia script).
Yes that's true because when I started speaking Burmese I didn't have to learn those. So it's true it's rarely used.
@@infinite5795 Oh! Sorry, I didn't see your comment earlier. From what I've known and read,
ၐ is equivalent to Sanskrit "ś"
ၑ is to "ṣ"
ၔ is to "ḷ" and
ၕ is to "ḹ" and
ၒ and ၓ are equivalent to "ṛ" and "ṝ" respectively.
I thought they are for dhamma? My teacher is teach me that it’s for dhamma purpose
I'm glad you are doing Southeast Asian scripts! And I'm looking forward for more of your videos! My native language is Filipino/Tagalog and it has its own pre-colonial scripg called "Baybayin" so maybe you can check it out! Other Philippine scripts are: Buhid, Hanunu'o, Tagbanwa, Kulitan, etc. Indonesian scripts also look nice like Javanese, Balinese, Sudanese scripts and more! Anyway, Burmese script looks really cool for me, but it looks hard to learn.
lol I knew I was going to find this comment somewhere here already so I didn't have to be the one to type it. 😂
Agree
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I’m a Burmese 😅
Well for me it’s really easy😅😅
I really like these "exotic" alphabets, they are so different! Your work is fantastic 👍
Myanmar在住日本人です。ミャンマー語も文字も手こずっています😅ミャンマー文字でも達筆ですね。
You are living in Myanmar???? How is tje situation there??
Japanese too bro-
@@theworldoflanguages8772 Yeah we are very curious too know beacause their new government can go mad and up throwing missiles in our yard
@@something669 Roblox in PFP? Bruh kids aren’t allowed to watch TH-cam under age 13. Now get out 👉🏻🚪
Esta fácil မြန်မာဿသာ
ကျေးဇူးတင်ပါတယ် ဆရာ😇.
Other scripts: random lines
Burmese script: *circles*
I like burmese scripts from philippines keep the hard and good work god bless to you🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
Great!
As a burmese girl,
I want to say 'Thank You' first.
You can write Burmese alphabet very well and
Your handwriting is good and very neat.
Wow, Burmese and Georgian alphabets have some similar letters: ო (o), ი (i), ვ (v), თ (t'), ტ (t), დ (d).
Burmese scripts came from Brahmi scripts
Yes, when I was in Georgia it was confusing for me because I can read Burmese letters (at a beginner level only) so signs looked like they should be legible to me, but weren't! I find both scripts very beautiful.
That's quite neat! I've heard that Burmese alphabets are very hard to learn. But yours look neat and clean! You're truly a master of calligraphy!
It’s not that hard to learn, here are some basics:
There are around 2 of each consonant sound.
Vowels are what you add to modify a consonant, there are 12.
Dhamma chracter is for dhamma purpose only, it is not used in daily life.
Some consonant break the 2 chracter rules, such as da တ and ta ထ (they are classified both as da sounds) and another ဒ da. There is also pha ဖ and pa ပ (pha is soft P, pa is hard P), and then a အ, ha, ဟ, tha သ who only have one consonant for their sound.
And the shapes are very simple, it only takes very few strokes to write.
For example, you can cheat a bit by turning your paper upside down and write yapalet ယ to make a ka က (hard K) chrcrater. Or zamyintzwe ဈ, you just need sa lone စ and ya pint ျ to make zamyintzwe ဈ. And then for nga င, you can just do a C.
I'm from Myanmar but ur handwriting is better than me.And thanks for sharing our letters to know all over the world ... 💙
Finally, 🙏 I've been waiting for this and it's turned out great.
一筆書きできそうやけど、区別がつかぬ！
Wow, Burmese script looks beautiful but still hard. We too had this kinda script during 6th-8th century CE, this kinda scripts were developed by pallava empire from Tamil-Brahmi script and was transferred to south asia, cuz pallavas had cultural age long relations with china and so southeast asia. Even they had similar names.
Amazing work as always. With how many scripts you've been doing, I was wondering if you'd try the Cherokee Syllabary?
The handwritten one is vastly different to the print. I'd like to see you try it!
C bro
Ohh my goddddd
Your writing is so nice again. (Can you write Khmer or Lao alphabet?)
Thai, Japanese and Cantonese always get a lot of recognition for their beautiful scripts (and they should get lots of recognition they are beautiful scripts). But man Burmese is so overlooked, I think it’s even more beautiful than Thai and it’s just so unique and I think my favorite of all the southeast Asian language scripts. Hoping Burmese gains some traction in the language learning community.
overlook? or just say underrated? 🤔💤
Thank you very much for your writing of Myanmar Language. Very beautiful!
please, more South-East Asian and South Asian writing 🙏✨
какой интересный алфавит. как у вас получается писать красиво совсем разные буквы из разных алфавитов??? 👍👍👍можете написать на кириллице? очень интересно увидеть как вы напишете. 🙏
he already wrote the russian alphabet
@ilikeminecraft6753 so? Do Russians write in Kanji or what?
@@infinite5795 russians write in Cyrillic but so do other languages not just russian
and yes he has done lots of videos on cyrillic ;)
@@infinite5795are you drunk? Kanji is only used by Chinese and Japanese
Fantastic handwriting!
Thank You! Burmese writing was hard memorizing, but i can write really easy. thank you!
(in fact, i am korean)
As a Burmese, I am amazed. Your handwriting is MUCH better than mine. Even though burmese is my first language, I am better at speaking English.
you're amazing at what you do
You're such amazing. I'm a native Burmese but i can't write the Burmese alphabets as beautiful as you. haha
Hi i from myanmar i glad you writing burmese😊
Incredibly Beautiful!!!!😍😍
Thanks for learning Burmese scripts.
文字が非常に綺麗です。感動しました。
no way you do this, thanks you so muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :)
私たちの言語をとてもきれいに書いてくれて本当にありがとう。ミャンマーからあなたを愛しています。
The most beautiful alphabet
素敵な文字ですね。
Wow very beautiful script
Thanks for sharing our alphabet 🥰
Bro I never new Burmese was even a type of writing...
I was just learning languages when I was 10 years old but now I'm 17 and I'm still learning so thank you❤
Do you know That there's actually 43 letters in burmese?
@@Delete517 33*
I'm burmese and I can teach you burmese❤
I'm Burmese and I love how u write those😊
Oh look! I have that keyboard မြန်မာဘာသာ there
Some words are in the Sinhala Dictionary too. But using the same way But different pattern!
Eg:The first one (Ka) In sinhala dictionary we say (f) And the way to write is different
Damn, I am Myanmar and my handwriting are way worse than yours.
You so great.
Burmese script is like some gorgeous alien language. ❤
Amazing
ああ、スラブ最古のアルファベット「グラゴル文字（глаголица）」に興味があると思います。 よろしければ、作ってみてください！
ミャンマー人の私より字綺麗。いつも楽しく動画見させています。
Woow... Burmese script little bit close to Sinhala (Sri Lanka) script as well.. for eg. ද (da), ය (ya), න (na) , නා (naa), ප (pa)🤩🤩🤩
they also have identical pronunciation too xD
Wow !!
I respect everyone who were involved in this Seriously the best piece that i ve ever seen on TH-cam 💌 Hate off to well all 💟 love your videos
your'e awesome ❤❤❤
Request. ジャワの文字
Like this : ꦲꦤꦕꦫꦏ
ジャワ語!?
အရမ်းလှတာပဲ ကျေးဇူးပါ
Can you write Hanacaraka? Example ꦧꦱꦗꦮ
Try doing the Devanagari script next.
Nice sharing
Cool burmese alphabet he makes with a pen
so much better than my Burmese handwriting
The writing of Myanmar people are not beautiful than yours. I'm also learning Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji writing from your videos. Thank you so much and love you.
မြန်မာတွေမှာဒီထက်လက်ရေးလှအောင်ရေးနိုင်တဲ့သူတွေရှ်ပါတယ်bro
@@antonantonantonantoni am burmese, my mommy always speak like ths so i can decipher:
People from Myanmar cannot write as beautifully as this. (I will kill you. My mother’s handwriting is awesome. So is everyone’s from Myanmar. The computers are also incorrect, you just merge na nge with hahtoo instead of just making it as if it were wa swal. And also you put the hahtoo inside the ya gout, not under.)
@@janhein7785ဟိုတယ်။
@@janhein7785သမီး မေမေနဲ့ဖေဖေ စာရေးတာ က အရမ်း လှတယ်။
Please Make a Video on देवनागरी (Devnagari) Script That is use for Writing Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit, Nepali,etc Indian Languages .
And Please make Videos on another Indian Script like தமிழ் (Tamil) , বাংলা(Bengali) , ಕನ್ನಡ(Kannada) , etc
If you can write then you do other wise your choice
Sou brasileira e tbm vontade de conhecer o leste e o sudeste asiático e eu estou escrevendo os alfabetos asiáticos já escrevi o coreano,japonês,tailandês e o khmer
Good writing
The Language Of The Rings.
Thank you very much
Prehistorical Burmese people: Balls, balls, balls, balls!!
質問が 1 つあります: ビルマ語は役に立つのですか? ビルマ語は東部にとって最も役立つ言語の 1 つであり、バングラデシュの一部でも話されています。
Hi! I am Burmese and
...i don't thinks Burmese is very useful in southeast Asia just learn Chinese 😅
Bom dia!!!!👏👏👏👏 São Paulo capital Brasil 👍👍👍
can you do lao. This language is had thai characters at curves
ありがとうございます😊😊😊
we can all agree we clicked on this video bc of the thumbnail. caught me off guard lmao😭😭
You're a non Burmese writing Burmese alphabet so easily and I'm here a Burmese still struggling with some of them.
မင်္ဂလာပါ❤
2021年からあなたのチャンネルを見始めました
တွေရတာဝမ်းသာပါတယ်👍
Ώστε κ πάλι
Oh my god Sanskrit, Kannada all have similar sounding alphabet
Welcome to the SEA🌊
will there be a Georgian or Polish or Arabic alphabet?
polski aphabet is latin aphabet
Where can I buy this pen
well write
The first one: **B U T T**
They have uppercase letters in it’s alphabet!
Can you Tamil,Georgian,Telugu,Kannada alphabet
i think he did georgian already
write the Dzongkha alphabet
Iam a Burmese is think this is great
bro they had us at first 💀
မြန်မာစာကို ဖန်တီးပေးတဲ့အတွက် ကျေးဇူးတင်ပါတယ်။
Im Chin i dont know Burmese but i Comme from Myanmar (Burma) (Chin State)
I am Myanmar but my handwriting is not good like that you're bravo.
For a sec I thought the thumbnail was cursed-
lol
you should write nga (င) from top to bottom.
Please do Bengali alphabet 😄
Easy မြန်
This is a very circular script
You live in Myanmar (Burma)🇲🇲
I'm Just Thinging How Harymations Will Be Do This Lore. LoL