Lesson 2: About the Weather
People everywhere love to talk about the weather as well as in Myanmar. Why not?
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Sentence ending အယ်
အယ်
This word consists of 2 parts. The first part is a consonant အ with the sound /ã/; and the second part is a vowel -ယ် /e/. Read as air without the r.
It has no meaning by itself, but we use it to end sentences. Like Kaun eh, singapore ah lar eh.
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Transcript
| English | Rough Phonics | Myeik |
|---|---|---|
| Host: How are you? | ni kao la | နေကောင်းလား |
| You: I'm fine | kaun eh | ကောင်း အယ် |
| You: What about you? | ah mah ni kau la | အစ်မ နေကောင်းလား |
| Host: I'm fine | kaun eh | ကောင်း အယ် |
| Host: Where do you come from? | peh ah la eh | ဖယ်ကလာအယ် |
| You: I come from Singapore | singapore ah lar eh | စင်္ကာပူအလာအယ် |
| Host: Is it hot in Singapore? |
singapuu mar pu lah? | စင်္ကာပူမှာပူလား |
| You: It is hot in Singapore | singapuu mar pu eh | စင်္ကာပူမှာပူအယ် |
| Host: It is cold in Myeik. | baik mah eh yeh | ဘိတ်မှာအေးအယ် |
| You: Yes | hoye | ဟုတ်အယ် |
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