
This is the course introduction. In this lecture, you will be known what are the topics we are going to learn in the whole course.
This is the Greetings & Introduction in Burmese. In this lecture, you will be familiar with the simple Greetings words with the easiest grammar rules.
This is the Common tenses in Burmese lecture. In this lecture, you will be familiar with the common tenses in Burmese including sample sentences with simple structures..
Learn Burmese tones, including high, low, and stop tones, and how dots (cookie dough) and apostrophes signal tone with consonants.
Learn how to form Burmese questions using what, why, and when, attach the appropriate question particle, and practice the subject–object–verb order with formal and informal pronouns.
Learn the five most common Burmese classifiers—bway, gwa, low, boo, and jay—and how to pair them with nouns and numbers for dishes, drinks, bottles, and boxes.
Learn Burmese particles ma, go, and ga to express location, movement, and origin, using a subject-noun-particle structure with examples like I am at home and I go to the market.
Explore Burmese basics for beginners, including pronouns and formal vs informal forms, Burmese sentence structure (subject–object–verb), key particles (day, nay), and forming present, past, questions, and negatives.
Master Burmese two-digit numbers from 10 to 99 by learning digit-by-digit formation, tone changes, and when to use short versus long forms. Practice examples include 14, 57, and 99.
Master Burmese numbers from 100 to 999 by understanding three-digit formation, digit pronunciation, and tone changes when combining hundreds, tens, and ones.
Learn to pronounce Burmese four-digit numbers from 1000 to 9999, mastering tone changes, pronunciation rules, and practice counting from thousand to nine thousand.
Learn the basics of Burmese grammar through English, including 12 tenses, sentence structure, and key particles, with examples of present, past, and future forms.
Master Burmese present tense, including simple present, present continuous, present perfect, and present perfect continuous forms. Learn subject-object-verb order with tense suffixes and particles through practical examples.
Master Burmese past tenses, including simple past, past continuous, and past perfect, using the past tense particle and time cues like yesterday, with practical sentence examples.
Learn three common Burmese greetings: mingalar, nakoula, and the polite response 'nakulan body'; understand basic particles la and day for yes-no questions and present or past tense.
learn common burmese greetings like mingalar and the 'have you eaten' phrase, with explanations of the present perfect marker be and the SBB construction, plus the LA yes-no question particle.
Learn ten common Burmese verbs and their usage, including tone marks and tense particles, with example sentences demonstrating subject, object, verb order and present, present continuous, and future tenses.
Explore Burmese present and past tense using the day tense particle with verbs and adjectives, guided by time expressions like yesterday and this morning.
Explore the Burmese future tense with the particle may man may, attached to verbs or adjectives, not nouns, and compare it to the present or past particle.
Master Burmese open question sentences using the open question particle, with examples like what is your name, what did you eat, and where are you from.
Learn how to form complex Burmese sentences by mastering sentence structure, key grammar particles like the subject and object markers, and verb and gerund forms, with practical vocabulary.
This Spoken Myanmar/Burmese course focuses on learning the language and speaking the language, rather than learning the script. After all, the goal of learning a language is to be able to speak right? That's why this course will have you speaking Burmese from the basics. This course slowly teaches you key phases by building on small sentences. At the beginning of the course, you will learn Greetings & Introduction, Common tense, Tones, Pronoun, Question words, and so on.
And, this course will help you to understand all the Burmese tenses and how they are used in everyday situations. The course is explained all of the Burmese tenses with useful examples for you to use, practice, and improve your knowledge and understanding of Burmese in general everyday conversation. Additionally, I have added Additional lessons for Greetings, Verbs, Nouns, Tenses, Question words and Particles as a short video. Those are very commonly used and I believe I explained you nicely to be able to understand quite easily.
By the end of the course, you will be able to start speaking Burmese confidently as a beginner level. This Burmese Speaking Course will continue to be updated with more video lectures and content in the future.