Color Codes: nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, conjunctions, particles, postpositional markers, interjections.
Naing Tinnyuntpu is no stranger to systematic and efficient approach. He came from manufacturing environment with Bachelor's and Master's in Industrial Engineering (USA).His contributions to the semiconductor industry included techniques recognized by Sematech as ‘Administrative Quality Best Practices’ during his process engineering days with now defunct IC chip making division of Hewlett-Packard in Singapore.
Born and raised in Yangon, he has lived in six countries and knowledgeable in unrelated areas including self-taught programming languages. His free online Burmese lessons serve as an effective communication bridge that connects international community with ordinary Myanmar people.
Burmese Language Lessons
00. Introduction to Burmese Language
01. Tones in Burmese
2b. Common English Words in Burmese
2c. Simple phrases with two words
04. You & I and other Pronouns
07. Burmese Verbs
08. Burmese Adverbs
10. Describing things in Colors
11. Learn how to Describe a Person
15. Ordering Food & Drinks in Burmese
16. Buying Meat, Fruits & Vegetables
17. Making and Answering Phone Calls
18. Learn to sing a Burmese Song
19. Making new friends in Myanmar
22. Understand the Burmese Mind
24. Common words with Buddhist origin
25. Air-conditioner is not working!
26. Festivals, Holidays & Celebrations
28. Burmese phrasebook for tourists
29. Describing yourself in Burmese
30. Comparisons & superlative terms
33. Learn to read Burmese Script
34. Myanmar Classic Dance & Movie
35. Burmese Proverbs and Sayings
36. Vowel "A" list
38. Vowel "U" list
39. Vowel "Ay" list
41. Vowel "Au" list
43. Vowel "O" list
44. Vowel "In" list
45. Vowel "Oun" list
46. Vowel "Ine" list
47. Vowel "Ain" list
48. Vowel "Ome" list
49. Vowel "Oon" list
50. Single Tone: "Wet", "Set" list
51. Single Tone: "Out", "Loud" list
52. Single Tone: "Kite", "Like" list
53. Single Tone: "But", "Cut" list
54. Single Tone: "Bake", "Cake" list
55. Single Tone: "Boat", "Coke" list
56. Single Tone: "Book", "Look" list
57. Single Tone: "Bit", "Sit" list
58. Colloquial Vs. Literary Burmese
59. Burmese Grammar made easy (1)
60. Burmese Grammar made easy (2)