Learn Burmese: Telling Time (vocabulary and phrases)

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Thanks for your interesting video. 👍❤️🙏

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Minglabar Sa Yar Ma Cherry.... Thi Bi. Chi zhu ah mia jhi tin ba deh. The Video abt "Telling Time" is absolutely Great. Been waiting for this video for ages. De Video Go Kyite Tae🙂. Di Video ah yan a thone win dae. Di nay ah yan ah yan pyaw dae😏.
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ဆရာမ ဒီ video အမြဲတမ်း အသုံးဝင်တယ်။ကျေးဇူးတင်ပါတယ်။
စကးမစပ် I would like to ask you a question. How do you differentiate when you say မီနစ် before or after the number? Please kindly advise.

[@CherrysMyanmarLab]

Hi, since I am at the desk and feel like it, I just made the video answering your question but please be patient with the length of the video 🙈

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[@SukumarDevaguptapuLife-Smiles]

There is no such thing like 12.00 am/pm. In the day time it is 12.00 noon and at night 12.00 mid-night..!

[@cashkitchen]

Can you please explain the difference between "a chain" and "jia yin" to say "when" something happens? If I say, "when I go to Yangon....", When do I say "Yangon dua mei a chain" vs "Yangon dua mei jia yin.."? Same thing for past tense. "a chain" vs "dong ga". It's confusing to know when to use which one and what the difference is. Or maybe it's a video idea for you ;)

[@CherrysMyanmarLab]

Ah I know what you mean now. I will think about the way to explain and let you know. But before that, a chain which means "time" is not the same as those particles such as Kya yin and done: ga

[@huguesherrmann1403]

Thanks. Is there a rule to know if မိနစ် is before or after the number of minutes ?

[@CherrysMyanmarLab]

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I just made this video public again. I hope this helps.

[@smr5750]

Not 12 pm and 12 am. It should be noon and mid-might. Pm in Latin stands for ‘post-meridian’ , means after noon; and ‘am’ stands for ‘ante meridian’ and it means before noon.

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