Learn Burmese language - The sound of consonants part 1
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- There are 33 consonants in Burmese language and through this video lesson from burmeselesson.com, you will learn how to pronounce the 15 first consonants of the Burmese alphabet (or abugida).
Many sounds are the same or very similar to English sounds, but some are more tricky. Don't worry though, Haymar will guide you and give you some tricks on how to pronounce them properly.
If you want to learn more about Burmese pronunciation, basic Burmese grammar or simply want to start speaking Burmese. Just check our awesome video and audio lessons at www.burmeselesson.com
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From Myanmar
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Burmese is such a beautiful language. Thank you for helping me start my learning so that I can speak more with my Burmese coworkers!
ကား😍
are u studying our language?
Why are u learning Burmese?
I am now in Myanmar. I wish a local resident can teach me their language.
I grew up in Myanmar but we moved here in Philippines when I was nine years old. It was 14 years ago, so I already forgot how to speak Burmese. Hoping to learn Myanmar language again 🤞😁
👍🏿
Are u originally from myanmar?
@@filipino437 she is, she has burmese name
Is it mee-yan-maa or mai-uhn-maa?
I am Myanmar😂
Myanmar speakers can speak more tones,tunes,pronunciation than any other nations in the world.They can pronouce english,french,german,russian,japanese,chinese or any other languages by using their own language.For example,a korean or a thai can't pronounce french or german by using their own languages.It has universal versatile tongues and it can also bridge to any other tongues in the planet.I knew that after learning about 40 languages as a linguist.
As a burmese, I agree that.
What about the sound ח in Hebrew or the Dutch G
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I am Sri Lankan. I have been Myanmar for two weeks.. I interesting meet Burmese and talk with them.They are very friendly nation.. I have a dream .. One day I will go there
It’s beautiful my fiancé is Burmese and his family and my son is half I been learning there langue and culture very beautiful ppl
Warmly welcome from our country and I can teach burmese language to you.
Burmese is one of those few languages that can make any sound of any language.
so fkin true
True for all Indian-origin brahmi derived scripts.
@@infinite5795 no it's from Siberian origin
and Mongol
@@djentcommunion2422 Never, it's from India Only..The earliest extant Burmese writing dates from the middle of the 11th century and is written in an alphabet derived from that of the Pāli language of India and Ceylon.
I’m a data analyst from Canada and I have no idea why I stumbled over your channel. But I’m hooked. You are so clear in your explanations!
Same I am data analyst
I’m a pure Burmese, and I love how you are so patiently teaching people online! 🤗🤗🤗 Hugs from Myanmar!
I’m also burmese but I live in the US so I’m trying to speak it fluently
@@Melody-zz8kn Good Luck!
Ivy Rosewood thanks!
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FINALLY A RARE BREED A BURMESE NARUTO FAN WASSUP!!!! 🤠😂✌️
Nice video! Am Korean and interested in learning Burmese for i've heard that the consonants system is consisted of 3 correlation as tensed, aspirated, nomal sound. And wow, they way you explain the aspirated sound with the paper, i laughed a lot because i also use that method when i explain tense and aspirated sounds in Korean. Anyway, I will study Burmese properly in someday soon. Hope you keep going on with burmese lesson :)
Glad that my language has interested you and you're learning my language! Keep up the good work. :)
@@notsofunny.2937 ours language
perhaps learning the language to a good degree before seeking acknowledgement
I am amphibious and I hate my language and I want to travel to Korea
I am Chinese. I find it interesting to learn your language because you have three tones and your sounds change much when they are combined . And I love your letters.
Welcome mate
ching wong wang pang pang?
Friend I want learn to write my Name R Ramesh Kumar in Chinese language
I am German and very impressed by burmese glyphs since about 2 years, so its very touching for me to listen to the spoken language as well. Thank you for that video!
I am learning Mynmar studies under a Unversity in Manipur. And I find this really helpful. 👍👍
Thank you. I never really understood aspirated and un-aspirated consonants very well. Your example with a piece of paper is very helpful.
I speak Burmese and I just realised that Burmese is one bloody difficult and complicated language. 😂😂
Kudos to this video for all its efforts and commitments tho.
This video is very helpful! ^^ My husband is half Burmese and he speak fluent Myanmar language. Plus we planned our trip to Burma next year so I'm definitely excited and prepared. Chay zu tin ba de! 😄
Welcome even though there may be still bad things.
So are u in myanmar now?😂
你是受欢迎的.
How was your trip?
日向ヒナタ I know you wrote this 2 years ago but Burma is fun
Im Kayin from USA want to read and write Burmese. Thanks for helping teacha.
Aww may wee lee yar?
@@foreverbomshell6253 LMFAO nee aww me mwey yar
I'm Karen too ;)
Aw May Wee lee!!!
I'm Vietnamese, I visted Myanamar for 3 times. Myanmar People are friendly and very nice, so I try to learning Burmese every day and always wanna go back Myanamar again. Hope to see you guys soon.
Đoan Phương Warmly Welcome to myanmar.I wanna invite you
to come to Myanmar again.
If you want to teach Myanmar language, I can help you coz I'm Myanmar native spaker.
Glad to hear that, how could I contact you? Pls contact me via Skype (ID: phuongdoantp). Thank you
Are you have facebook?
ok Hnin Yaung Chi is my acc accept pls.
Yes thanks come often......our country
I am Mexican, and trying to learn this language ;) I hope to learn, Your videos is Amazing for me !!!!
WOW! Can I ask you why?
@@foreverbomshell6253 For trade heroin , just joking i m from myanmar
@@kyiwinhtin8994 😑😑
Good luck, im burmese and im burmese still take a lot of time to read a sentence probably because i learned english since i was young!😂
But i speak burmese pretty well as a native speaker lol
Kyi Win Htin Lmaoo sait shawt ako😂
Hello teacher I am Phyu sin you are once my teacher when I was first grader
Yours lessons are so good ! Thank so much
This is such a wonderful and intuitive tutorial, thank you so much!
This is so helpful -- thank you so much for sharing!!
Such a great video! Thank you so much for all of your help. Your hard work is so much appreciated! I am from the US, and my husband is from Burma. I hope to learn Burmese to not only be able to talk more freely with my husband's family, but to also learn enough to teach my children for when we decide to start our family. Chay zu tin ba de, shin! :)
Hello I'm from Myanmar and my boyfriend is from US😁.Mingalaba Gabrielle Soe may I first extend a warm welcome to you.If you wanna practice Burmese language, context me
+959 962842570 This is my WhatsApp number 👈 thanks
I really like your teaching. THANK YOU.
I was born in Burma and want to school for 2 years ( kindergarten and first grade ) but I was raise in US. I can still speak it but I can't read and write anymore since I was so young:/ so now I hoped that I will be able to learn it and hopefully in the future I can go back to my home country:)
If you want to learn Burmese language(reading,writing)
contact me 😊
Same except it was when I was talking to a relative and then they said i had broken accent
This video is really good without errors
and the pronunciation is clear. I ,am native burmese speaker, can confirm u will improve burmese language by this video.
So easy to understand! I was specialized in Burmese in uni. but I have forgotten everything..! So it’s very helpful. Thank you so much!
Hello!I'm from Myanmar.I think I can help you.How do you think?☺️
Yin Mon Sounds amazing!!
Props for talking about abugida vs alphabet !
Thanks for your comment, just trying to call a cat a cat :), cause it is indeed an abugida. Hope this helps you and other learners understand! Cheers
Really nice video, does everyone know the cram school for learning Burmese in Yangon ?
As a Burmese American, I moved to the USA since I was like a toddler, and tho I can only say few little words, but I understand it quite well. I hope I have learned it, when I continue growing up , thank u for teaching it!
thank you for coming back
+morgan g You are welcome Morgan, but we were never really gone. We publish new words short lessons (word of the day) every day on our Facebook page and website. And there is much more to these videos, just check on our website :).
facebook.com/burmeselesson
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We have lots of great tools and content to teach Burmese.
+Burmese Lesson chizutimbade/ cenow thaw too your link .and I was here on you tube waiting months)) thanks hima
As a Chinese Speaker, I gotta say even though the Burmese language looks beautiful in a completely different way and the language sounds different, but it can be told that a lot of words share the same origin with their Mandarin counterparts
Which words?
i don't think so
@@darlitinoo4458 Burmese and Mandarin are part of the same language family (Sino-Tibetan), even though they are quite far apart. So it is inevitable that there will be similarities in vocabulary, as there will be words in both languages that are recognisably cognates, i.e. they descend from the same ancestral word in proto-Sino-Tibetan.
Timot well chinese isn’t a language, main langauge though in the country is Mandarin, mandarin and burmese a little similar, but other dialects in China do sound a-lot like burmese though! like Shanghainese and Tibetan, Etc!! you should listen to people speak shanghainese i mistake for burmese all the time 😂
Hello Hema, thank you for this first lesson part one. I hope there is part two😊
thank you madam. I love your language and i try to learn your lesson
Where's the video with the rest of the consonants? Love this channel!
Nice video! This is really good. Clean voice u got there ( easy to understand ) I am from Myanmar myself but not living there. MY Mom want me to learn Burmese. Thx again!
Thank you Sharla for your comment, we are glad that our videos can help you learn your mother's native language :)
Pretty good teaching!!
Keep it up
Kyite tal thank you, Haymar
Thank you for the video! I want to learn to speak with my friend's Burmese family easier so this helps so much
thanks)) i have learned english well by your voice))
Great to hear a language teacher who knows linguistic terms like “aspirated”.
Thank you so much!! My parents are from Myanmar and they don’t really understand English but until now, I have learned Burmese again to help translate for my parents. Thank you so much!!!
I love to learn such a beautiful language so Thank you so much
I'm Myanmar , bt I don't know why I watched this video .
It's so good thanks 4 Ur creating .
Is this your new youtube channel? glad ur still updating burmese lessons!
This is still the same TH-cam channel, but we tried to add a few more videos. If you want to check more content though, the best is to check our website, there is many content to help you learn the language :)
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I'm learning for future uses since I'm planning to see my bsf who lives in Burma, he's good at English but it'll be nice to chat using Burmese language
Useful and easy to learn, thank you very much
You're welcome, we are glad that it helps you :)
Thanks for introducing me to the Burmese language.
Very informative, also looking for part 2, thanx!
I can not find it for the life of me!
I love how similar it's to hindi ( Devanagari) in sound system, we have the same Ka, kha ga gha nga sounds
Burmese is a member of The Sino-Tibetan language family.
The more you know
Very nice presentation!
Thanks!
I am an English teacher trying to pronounce my students' names. Thank you!
Thank you so much ...... From Manipur
You're welcome, hope it's useful for you.
Thanks for teaching us
As a Burmese,Burmese language is more difficult than other language like English. Writing is not easy even native speakers can make many mistakes at doing it.But alphabets are so beautiful and I love so much it. ❤
I’m traveling to Burma in about 6 months, so I’m trying to cram in at least a little bit of Burmese
Please part 2 🤗. I'm learning from India (Tripura).
My boyfriend is from Myanmar and I really want to learn some of Burmese but it's so hard to find resources online for those who wish to learn - thank you!!!
Your speaking us English very well
Hi Heema, thanks for making each lesson simple and helpful. Best regards, Shirish Balekundri, Semiconductor Wafer FAB - Process Specialist, Singapore
thanks, Im from vasque contry, u make it easy to learn,this would help me broke the language barrier with my wife, I thank u a lot again ^^
As a Korean speaker I can see that these consonants' sounds are quite similar to Korean's. The z sound used to exist in old Korean but was eliminated in modern Korean. The ng sound also was once used but it has lost its use as a strong consonant. The ng sound still exists in Japanese.
Good to know, they are also present in Indian languages. Z and Ng are quite common sounds tho, Sinospheric countries sometimes suck at pronounciation of R and correspond it to L due to Chinese historically being ambiguous on that. Similar goes for Indospheric countries, they suck at differentiating between W and V, due to Sanskrit being having letters corresponding to a sound between W and V.
I am malaysian. I work with myammar people, they are nice people here and make me wanna learn their language :)
I find this channel by chance.
I am interested to learn Burmese language
Love from Indonesia
Love you teacher.
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i like your lesson
Thank you Ahasan Habib!!
Merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo
Learn Burmese Language - The sound of consonants part 1
+Sampang Ou De rien, j'espère qu'elle vous est utile. N'hésitez pas à aller sur notre site burmeselesson.com pour plus de contenu.
Bonne journée
Merci Madame hymar , je suis Belge d'origine Cambodgien et j'habite à Bruxelles Belgique.
I hope new lessons❤
Dear teacher!
Thank you for giving us a chance to learn this part. But I can't find the part 2. Where can I find that part?
I was about to say the same thing, I look on the channel and it's nowhere to be found.
Hi, this video was useful to me and I completed this video and I am looking for next part of consonants part 2 will you updated that please
Very professional. Kudos!
Thank you very much, glad you found it helpful!
Really great lesson 👏 👍
Excellent lessons madom
Thanks ❤❤❤❤
စ and ဆ have actually different pronunciations but many Burmese residing in Yangon cannot pronounce them differently whereas people from other regions such as those from upper Burma can speak them well.
Also တ and သ XD
You are teaching so good
Thanks for the basic burmese language，
You're welcome Steven :)
Thank you so much sa ya Ma , i a'm Khmer (cambodian) from u s a . very lovely from me to yours.
Please upload a next part of it. Mean part 2
Ohhh this language so difficult 😅
But i am learning it lately! As a half burmese i think i should learn and also my mom ask me to do this :,)
I'm also half Burmese and learning Burmese.
@Ky I'm from Australia, hbu?
I love it !
I am from Burmese but I can’t the language so hopefully you lessons can help me
I grew up myanmar🇲🇲 but sometimes i like watching these kind of videos
Thank you for your video
My brain is now boiling but thank you. I was turning crazy on an app, learning how to trace the letters. I was like " ka, Ka, na, da, da..." I hear all the same.🤣 It will help.
Thank you.
Helpful
Thanks
I'm learning Burmese!! I LOVE IT
Hi, I'm Filipino and trying to learn your language. I find it so interesting, though.
Thanks and good luck!
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Hello!I'm from Myanmar.I think I can help you☺️
Myanmar writing letter is so beautiful and unique design I can not understand it because I am belong to india here is not teaching this language. But I really like your language. Love from tripura 🇮🇳😊
🙂😊😊
I wish my family taught me how to speak Burmese :( I'm happy about this video series thank you
Thank you, Haymar, for a very well-done lesson! I learned a lot. I went to the website to learn more, but I found two things: 1) I could not even find the second part of this video, for free or for pay; 2) the subscription is very, very high, in my view. $99 for three months or $299 for a year is quite expensive. There are many Burmese resources online, or for purchase, that are cheaper than this. Thanks anyway, and I can still appreciate your good work!
Hello! I am Burmese native speaker.So I think l can help you How do you think?☺️
Thank you so much
Thanks a lots of you
Very nice.. thanks for your vedio
this is very esey to learn
Great thanks. This really helped understand the oral posture I should use. But I'm still just trying greetings^^:::
Hi from Brasil. Thank you so much. 2021, August
Despite a native Burmese speaker, we still make a lot of slips in daily conversations. It’d be hard to learn nuances for non-native speakers because even one filler word or a particle can change the meaning of the whole sentence, can make the listeners misunderstand you or can reveal exactly how you feel. And spelling is super difficult. xD