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Mini Burmese Dictionary
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Tuttle's Mini Burmese Dictionary is the most up-to-date Burmese dictionary available and is ideal for any application where a handy, portable dictionary is required. This powerful pocket reference contains the following special features: Bidirectional Burmese-English...
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19 May 2020

Tuttle's Mini Burmese Dictionary is the most up-to-date Burmese dictionary available and is ideal for any application where a handy, portable dictionary is required.
This powerful pocket reference contains the following special features:
This powerful pocket reference contains the following special features:
- Bidirectional Burmese-English and English-Burmese sections.
- 4,000 to 5,000 entries in each direction.
- Headwords printed in bold for quick and easy reference.
- Romanized forms and Burmese script for all Burmese words.
- A guide to pronunciation helps the user to pronounce Burmese words correctly.
- Latest computer, Internet, mobile phone and social media vocabulary.
- The ideal dictionary for business, study and travel.
- May be used for all U.S. ESL standardized testing.
Price: $6.99
Pages: 320
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing
Imprint: Tuttle Publishing
Series: Tuttle Mini Dictionary
Publication Date:
19 May 2020
Trim Size: 4.00 X 2.88 in
ISBN: 9780804842938
Format: Paperback
Aung Kyaw Phyo lives and works in Myanmar. He is currently Assistant Lecturer of English at Taungoo University, where he specializes in semantics, phonetics and syntax. He holds a BA in English from Taungoo University, an MA in TEFL from Yangon University of Foreign Languages and an MA in TESOL from Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand. As well as a teacher, he is a translator, whose assignments include linguistic theses and NGO reports. He is currently translating a book on linguistics for the Burmese publishing house Koon Chan Lann. He has also written articles on education, youth and politics for Myanmar news magazine the Voice Journal.