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Burmese Common Particles | Explained
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Burmese Common Particles | Explained

Learn to use Burmese particles of place, time and direction through real-life scenarios and compelling practice.
Created byAung Myo
Last updated 8/2022
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What you'll learn

  • You will have a great knowledge of the most common particles in Burmese
  • You will be able to speak confidently knowing you can communicate exactly what you mean.
  • You will study common particles in using prepositions, and learn how to use it in a sentence.
  • You will become proficient in using the 15 most common particles in Burmese.

Course content

2 sections • 12 lectures • 2h 0m total length

  • Introduction6:59

    Discover the 15 most common Burmese particles and how they mark subject, object, questions, and tense, with practical pronunciation notes and usage examples.

  • က, ကို and မှာ particles17:19

    Learn how Burmese uses three core particles—ga (also pronounced ga/ka) as a subject or origin marker, go as an object or destination marker, and ma to mark location.

  • ကော and လည်း particles8:46

    This lecture explains when to use the Burmese particles go and le, including pronoun alignment for male and female speakers, and common question patterns like have you eaten.

  • တယ် and မယ် particles11:31

    Explore Burmese particles da and ma/man and how they mark present, past, and future tense, with pronunciation tips, sentence examples, and usage in questions and time expressions.

  • လား and လဲ particles14:35

    Explore the Burmese particles la and le, forming yes-no and open questions, expressing ability, with examples like what have you eaten and where are you going.

  • တဲ့အခါ and နေတုန်း particles11:18

    Learn the Burmese particles decha and nado, and when to use them in a one situation vs a while context. See examples with eating, speaking, and polite commands.

  • ပြီးခဲ့တဲ့ and နောက် particles8:43

    Learn how the Burmese particles 'ပြီးခဲ့တဲ့' and 'နောက်' mark past, present, and upcoming time, using phrases like last week, last month, last year, and next week or next year.

Requirements

  • You need to be able to read in Burmese.
  • It is better if you know the basic Burmese.

Description

This 15 Most Common Particles course focuses on learning the particles and their usage in Burmese. This course will guide you slowly how to use each and every particles in the sentence properly. And, this course slowly teaches you all 15 Burmese particles by building small sentences. In this course, you are going to learn these common particles: က, ကို, မှာ, ကော, လည်း, နဲ့, ပါ, တယ်, မယ်, လား, လဲ, တဲ့အခါ, နေတုန်း, ပြီးခဲ့တဲ့ and နောက်. By the end of the course, you will be able to start speaking Burmese confidently using those particles in a proper way.

Those above particles are very common and used a lot in the every situations. Therefore, we are going to practice it in the command situation sentences. Then, you will understand how and where we are using it commonly. Another important thing is most of the particles are used with the Noun, some of them works with the Verb. Finally, you will understand clearly which particles are used with noun and which particles are used with verb.

By the end of the course, you will be able to know how to use the common particles in the sentence. This Burmese Common Particles Course will continue to be updated with more video lectures and content in the future.

Who this course is for:

  • The course is recommended to anyone who wants to learn Burmese particles fast and easy and is designed for Intermediate.

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