This is a lesson for reading practice. First, listen how the Aa "a" vowel combined with the consonants at the word level is spelled out and pronounced. Notice that A "á" vowel is sometimes read as a neutral vowel like in b"bá" of bmasa"bâ ma za". Also remember that the voiceless consonants like s"s" are liable to change to a voiced consonants at the word level. For example see s"s" change to z"za" in the word bmasa "bâ ma za."
| A | Aa | Aa; | NEXT |
| s - to start |
sa -letter |
sa; -to eat |
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| k - to dance |
ka - to gurad |
ka; -car |
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| m -to lift |
la -to come |
qQa; -to go |
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| mm
-elder sister |
bmasa -Burmese writing |
Aa;Ta; -to depend |
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| BB -grand pa |
Sra -teacher |
ska;mja; -to be talkative |