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The Burmese vocabulary is the backbone for learning. Below we picked 70% of the most commonly used words. Therefore memorizing them will give you a 70% boost in the language. This is the smarter way of online learning. Learn only what you need. We start with commonly used numbers.
One: tit ![]() |
Two: hnit ![]() |
Three: thone ![]() |
Four: lay ![]() |
Five: ngar ![]() |
Six: chauk ![]() |
Seven: khun nit ![]() |
Eight: shitt ![]() |
Nine: koe ![]() |
Ten: ta se ![]() |
First: pa hta ma ![]() |
Second: du ta ya ![]() |
Days of the week and time expressions:
Most popular fruits and vegetables:
Fruits: thit thee myar ![]() |
Apples: pan thee myar ![]() |
Bananas: nghat pyaw thee myar ![]() |
Tomatoes: kha yan chin thee myar ![]() |
Potatoes: ar lu myar ![]() |
Onions: kyat thun ni myar ![]() |
Red: a ni yaung ![]() |
Green: a sane yaung ![]() |
Blue: a pyar yaung ![]() |
White: a phyu yaung ![]() |
Black: a net yaung ![]() |
Grey: mee khoh yaung ![]() |
Some words related to food:
Breakfast: nan nat sa ![]() |
Lunch: nay le sa ![]() |
Dinner: nya sa ![]() |
Milk: nwar noh ![]() |
Coffee: coffee ![]() |
Bread: paung mont ![]() |
Weather terms and sensations:
Sunny: nay that thaw ![]() |
Windy: lay tait thaw ![]() |
Rainy: moe the thaw ![]() |
Snowy: hnin htu thaw ![]() |
Cold: aye thaw ![]() |
Hot: pu thaw ![]() |
Words related to family and relatives:
Locations in the house which are talked about more during the day:
House: ain ![]() |
Toilet: ain thar ![]() |
Room: a khan ![]() |
Bedroom: ait khan ![]() |
Kitchen: mee pho khan ![]() |
Table: sa bwe ![]() |
Animals and pets popular to everyone:
Cat: kyaung ![]() |
Dog: khwe ![]() |
Mouse: kywat ![]() |
Bird: nghat ![]() |
Cow: nwar ![]() |
Horse: myin ![]() |
The clothes most worn by most people:
Socks: chay ait ![]() |
Shoes: shoe panut ![]() |
Trousers: baung bi shay ![]() |
Shirt: shirt in gyi ![]() |
Sweater: sweater in gyi ![]() |
Coat: coat in gyi ![]() |
Most popular languages in the world:
Most popular terms when traveling:
Taxi: a hngar car ![]() |
Bus: bus car ![]() |
Hotel: hotel ![]() |
Reservation: kyo tin ne yar yu htar thie ![]() |
Airport: lay sait ![]() |
Passport: naing ngan ku let hmat ![]() |
Words you can use in class or talking about school:
Student: kyaung thar ![]() |
Teacher: sa ya ![]() |
Pen: ball pen ![]() |
Books: sar oat myar ![]() |
Page: sar myat hnar ![]() |
Dictionary: a bait dan ![]() |
Body parts which are talked about more often:
Hand: lat ![]() |
Feet: chay htauk myar ![]() |
Hair: zabin ![]() |
Eye: myat si ![]() |
Mouth: ba zat ![]() |
Nose: hna khaung ![]() |
Emergency vocabulary to ask for help or offer help when needed:
Ambulance: a yay baw car ![]() |
Doctor: sa ya wun ![]() |
Hospital: say yon ![]() |
Pharmacy: say sai ![]() |
Police: ye that ![]() |
Stomach Ache: baik nar thie ![]() |
As you can see, this Burmese vocabulary is something you will need every day. You can use our Vocabulary Trainer to help you memorize these words.
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Did you know? People use only a small amount of their vocabulary on a daily basis. The rest of the words are either unused or not used often. |