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These women, once silenced and oppressed, find empowerment and purpose in the revolution, revealing the deep-seated ironies within a patriarchal society. Hnin’s voice is a clarion call to acknowledge and address gender-based violence as an integral part of the revolution, rather than an issue to be sidelined.
- In Myanmar, Language and Trauma — Insight Myanmar
It was a treat to get to talk to the linguist Katie Craig...
- Insight Myanmar
Burmese Language Blog. Myanmar Pilgrimage. We stand by the...
- In Myanmar, Language and Trauma — Insight Myanmar
Burmese Language Blog. Myanmar Pilgrimage. We stand by the Burmese people in their quest for democracy and freedom. Listen to our podcasts to hear from activists, artists, leaders, monastics, fighters, authors, and more to learn more about what's really happening in Myanmar.
28 Μαρ 2022 · It was a treat to get to talk to the linguist Katie Craig recently about her study of ethnic languages throughout Myanmar. She pointed out the struggle that so many ethnic minorities face in trying to preserve their way of life in the face of government-sponsored programs of “Burmanization”, in which Bamar history, language, and culture is ...
Explore Our Burmese Vowel Page, which Offers a Comprehensive Guide to the Diverse Vowels in Burmese. This Resource will Help you Grasp their Pronunciation, Usage, and Impact on Word Meanings.
27 Απρ 2015 · Ollie's Burmese Language Learning Journey. As part of my own commitment to learning I'm trying to share some of my own learning projects through this blog. One of my current learning projects is learning Burmese. Below is a series of ‘journal' entries that track how my study is going. They're a great record of an evolving study study method.
In Myanmar (Burma), some blogs started in 2005. The earlier blogs were written in English, as there was no unicode font at that time, so they could not post in their mother language.
19 Ιουλ 2019 · Here are the 10 (ish) most important Burmese phrases for you to use on your journey in our beautiful country of Myanmar: “ Mingalabar ” means “Hello” and works any time of the day. “ Je zu din ba de ” means “Thank you,” the absolutely most important expression you can learn here.
