"A Hand-book To Colloquial Burmese In The Roman Character" is a practical guide designed for individuals seeking to learn and master spoken Burmese. Written by Henry King Gordon, this handbook focuses on teaching colloquial Burmese using the Roman alphabet, making it accessible to English speakers. The book offers a straightforward approach to understanding the nuances of everyday Burmese conversation. It includes essential vocabulary, common phrases, and practical exercises to aid learners in developing fluency and confidence in their spoken Burmese skills.
This handbook remains a valuable resource for travelers, students, and anyone interested in gaining a working knowledge of the Burmese language. Its emphasis on practical, spoken communication ensures that users can quickly begin interacting with native Burmese speakers.
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