U Aung Heing Kyaw- English Speaking-Vol-1

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GonlenlsUnit One

Greeting

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Parting

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Unit Two

Introductiono c c-cecDeocDt9c:

Uint SixAbout food

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Unit Three

Questions with auxiliaries page I I

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uou.fdyou mrndtf, moy, ^tgit, t6o[I, t6o"[J, mrs1, 6are)polite expressions

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Unit FourWh questions

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Uint FiveHave to, need, necessary want, dare

Some, some more No, no more / any

Something, nothing, any'thing

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lnterview

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Anil Eight

Talking about jobs

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Unit Nine

Telephone conversation

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Unit Ten

Cetting infonnation

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Unit Eleven

Travelling (e+'*r:86:)

Unit Twelve

Shopping (eo1:ocSlQ6r)

Anit Tltirteen

GeneralTalks

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Greeting

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Good morning. ($Ed G f.ig cA.cod .r ErQd)oScu $go5aE:<r'1n

Good afternoon. (e 9.oE! cJ f"qg e.f G : oo qrfid)

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Good evening. (g.l G : oo o g .J frq)o.5curge Ea3:r'1,'

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s'leqcn ogcSe cac8odel o5err:cor:crrcn cocncr5co.6ec3.o.tct.FEQ-4. . f"qq@d$tsadsaq e$ooepooi,lo:rr saco:o$-8 geEp6:.iDrr 3 gcQeor.p. . G+rQ o$:cq8{qE Evening

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Good night cE oe$rqo:r Good evening r)o:qo:<Sn

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2c>c,oy) Good {$1o5cor:p: "Morning" c,3 or6oto:$te$o{po5eo.6c8elor,-,Srr

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- Hello! (ecu:eo:oc,or:e$oc.n - formal)

- Hi! (e1E:e16:$,3:epco:c - friendlY)

- Hey! (ep:8:Qoe'ri.. . . ld-qc6o6,.$ro!.5o:c - friendly)e o C C r.. Of-- C Q qacDsd€ocDcD?oc%ql98cDcD., . . .

1. C""a to*ing, Si.. o5ccnc,ll. . . aEop (eco:eor:o.::cn:)

2. Good morning, U Win. Nice to meet you. (o6c,occ'1 p:o6:r eq.<1orco6toc,-t'1oc,5)

3. Hello, Mg Mg Nyunt. Nice to meet you. (-d, . . ecn8eoe8g$l eq.qoro&er:o:cS<2o)

4. Hi, Mg Mg Nyunt. How are you? eor: . . e,r6ecv:Eg$.r ege"::E:\cor: (qE:qE:3,S:)

5. Hey, Mg Mg Nyunt. Where are you going?

G(D: . . . eecEeorE gft cr,S g:r"cS*d (go5orqc'5co6:eaT)

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Nice to see yov.

Nice to meet yov.

Glad to see you.

Glad to meel you.

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Pleased to meet I see you.

Happy ro meel / see you.

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c36$:eco:eco:oro.::e$ca16q8.oZ "How do you do?" qchqoro5., s1cn. . o$:eq.or

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How are you? (eqecr:o5:\.co::){ci sao:s$:cneo2 q?E6:dB6B6r 6o5eqr)$5$6

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Response Gir&t)8cEeo5;oc,5oc,rc: (s'1eeooS Eo5aocr5Qoeo:olp)eQrcocq8, . . ca"cfo:cncop!:

. . Socnr:o5:e%?tBr s"o?c6.'€g$ep:qo<-'S' Eocnc:e$c (conversations) eq{@${c6

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Conversqtion (1)

Sanda

U Kaung

Sanda

U Kaung

Good morning.

Nice to meet you.

Good morning, U Kaung. (e5cuc,i p:e.l:e6N

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Nice to meet you, too (Me too{ clcncup!. elE:{eq.ep':co6:o:o1o:<-$)

E9r. . . Me too q. - 44i. $$e$rco::o-rcBeq.qo,.rsu Nice to meet you too cB :adaj6eQro--,r,.,'1u Me too ec,nc6d$$e$cep. . . Eo5,-'1o6oo:oq$:e oeco:cBeao:Eor,r5,r

Conversation (2)

Yaza : Hi , Yawin. How are you doing? (q. . . go8 r egecrrcE:{coc:)

Yawin : I'm fine, thanks. And you? (c'l egeoro8:.-,')orcfr e8:eep?)

Yaza : I'm fine. ( c1 egecrr:6:or<-'5)

s'lcDeo,r. . . oc,-$etrE:. . saalE:atrE:q8:e18:t:8: (friendly) c$o@o:>rr d.@€ "egecmS:\

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Nice to meet you again. (e{E$ ""a.q-o5:

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Good luck / Best of luck

Have a nice trip

Have a nice day / .. evening

eqennE{nn:eoq (How are you)

Ouestions- How are you? (egecncE:\o:o:)

How $. are cBe,.'118:$: (How're you?) cr!.ept8oocrSn saoqc'5Qsae'i How're { o16S,)

qc,5ep,-'Sn How $. are { i$:e$cQsaa11 How {."ea$t are cB src:8c,5e$cqo:crSn $$u>

sao$.e ei$ qq8 rr ecrrc8 rar: Qo "4-r1,"- How are you doing?

- How are you getting on?

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Goodbye / Bye Bye I Bye /Cheerio /So long

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See you

- See you later

$ee you again

See you tonight/ tomorow

Good night

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- How are you getting along?

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- How's your family? (c'E:\ Ecr::oegeco:E:\cur:)

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- Fine, thanks.

- I'm fine.

- Quite well, thankyoq. + o

- Verywell, thankyou.

- Preffy well.

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-d{4 ocrr:: (Thanks / Thank you) {olcopiep:eo:qorcrsrrf8

e0)8[DJtl Thank cE noun caeq$.q:c8 "s'L-elepc"rrr Verb saeE$.o:dsaa1 Thank you

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- I'm not well.

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- I feel uneasJ/.

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- I've a head ache.

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Eng{isfi Speaking

e0n- I live in Yangon. And you?

- He's married. And you?

- What about you?

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Thanks (em;'EodQd')

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l. Thank I Thanks / Thank you .............e.q,o,c.r8.ior.-Srr

2. Thank you so much / Thanks a lot 1 Lots of thanks / Thanks a mi11ion...........

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3. - Thank you indeed ......... orcn.rSeco;o.toEcr'loc:Sl

4. You are very kind / It's very kind of you (lt's very good of you).......

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Response Gi'&tlec'4eco8 cm")q{. . . a{ts$"hqor.-'Su

l. . It's OK / No problem /-{ot at grll / Don't mention it.........

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2. Take it easy.

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3. Pleasure / It's a pleasure / It's my pleasure / The pleasure's mine

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Condition

Questions

- Soso

- Notbad.

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- How's everything rvith you? (saoosaepepeao8e${coc:)

(s36ecoo6eq r oi?cq r cq$:erceq: r s?cD6sr.BE oe$saegrn:of- How's your busirress?

Response @ir&{)e o-c -3c\)lgl€gqcDo)

- Everything's OK.

- I'm OK rvith everything.

- Everything goes smooth.

- Everything goes rvell.

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- I'm OK with my business. (or job)cl. . .

- I'm OK rvith my new job.

- Very well. (eorcE:clor<-$)

Not too good. (saecn:E:@:eo4ocno5c,1icrN

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(od:ciof- Not so bad. (c36od:,iorN

- Not too bad. (sad:@:eor2 elodoi)oN

- Tenible. / Awful- (oeo:,icBd:or<$)

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Qlniljaa

lntroduction

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Excuse me. May I introduce myself. N4y name is .'...'.

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I don't think we've met. MY nanle's

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Stranger

Pine Pine

Egogc conversation eqrf@fiolt(t)

Pine Pine : Excuse me. I don't think we've met. lvly name is Pine Pine.

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: [Jow do you do, Pine Pine? I'm Min Min.

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: FIow do you do?

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How do you do? { {"5hS$qE "egecrrE:\cm:" c3 o8dl<r5qortSrr ocoe a&saS6

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qE:8:$:oct Sdeq{ How do you do? cc5:cr:rr sD8yaoo: How are you? c8do:o:oSrr

8o?8c6.oc64cf?9c How do you do? cEoo:r) Nice to meet you c7:dcuE!:

ep1lo,$rr 8{"ir.. .. .lPine Pine : Excuse me. I don't think we've met. My name's Pine Pine.

Stranger ; Hello, Pine Pine. Nice to meet you-

Pine Pine : Nice to meet you, too.

(Nice to meet you, too = qy$ec.:5.nor$: eor.slor:o5:cr:,:1o:,:5)

Nice { eq8:sa8gl)c.:Scn "ec,z>E:ec:o'$6eoi Ecn saao8e$e rrc8-r:oe$$qorcrSrr Socr:c:o:

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Introduction to others

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l. I'd like you to meet my friend,

2. I'd like you to introduce to my friend

3. Let me introduce you to mv friend,

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Engtish Speaking

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4. This is my friend,

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Conversution (1)

Min Min : Bo Bo, I'd like you to meet my friend, Zaw Zaw.

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Bo Bo : Hello, Zaw Zaw. Nice to meet you.

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Zaw Zaw : Nice to meet You too, Bo Bo.

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Conversation (2)

: Bo Bo, this is my friend, Zaw Zaw.

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: Hello, Zaw Zaw. Nice to meet You.

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: Nice to meet you, Bo Bo.

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gae.jlcn Introduction $. sz8,ioS sacpqoldr

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Min Min

Bo Bo

Zaw Zaw

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Questio ns with u uxiliurie s

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Auxiliaries {...T4 [email protected]. . Itc,rle$ccDeg g go. . . a36$: sa ar:

o8o:<l5r d3ocD":co:e %acon.. . . Be (am, is, are, was, were), Do, Does, Did, Can,

Could, Will, Would, Would you like, Would (you) mind, Would (you) mind if, May,

Might, Shall, Should, Must, Have.

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You are a worker. (el6:cnc sao:6oee:$5ort-S)

Are you a worker? (oE:cn sao6ooo:o:c:)

Yes, (Yes, I'm.) ("? c8oloros/ c'l sa o16 o cn:<-,11)

No.(No, I'mnot.) (elc2o5<-'1cr:/c1groSoet::ocno5ca:)

Aren't you a worker? (negative question)

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2. You are a doctor.

Are you a doctor?

Yes. (Yes, I'm.)

No. Q.Jo, I'm not.)

Aren't you a doctor? (negative question)

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(o8,.,:o .oepo$E6olS)

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(ecndor / c1;6po$eorc6?:)

(o crrc o e c1: cra:or 6eo:.r5$5o?cs)

(ocn oe$can:oc:)

(oodo1orcS/ o e r5co:c:o'1)

(oo?o\ r?: / q oe J>co:: oqo5cl1nf

(cr oecboc:elcno5o:coc:)

(ocna tlE: \.sa64$60r,S)(ocn <,,8:i1sa54*t)

3. He is a seaman.

Is he a seaman?

Yes. (Yes, he is.)

No. Q'.1o, he's not)

Isn't he a seaman?

He is your brother.

Is he your brother?

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5.

Yes. (Yes, he's) (c?c6.jloroS/ .,?.>c c.le?6{,.,1)

No. (No, he's not.) (e^r,,6AT/ q.r:: dsa6{ec2d<.i:oN

Isn't he your brother? (n egative question)

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I'm your worker. (c'1. . o8:\saor6oc,'::$6ocS)

Am I your worker? (ilcn o8:\s;cu6oelc:oc:)

Yes. (Yes, you are) ("d"[email protected]/ o8:ooc1\ocuSooo:.i)

No. (No, you aren't.) (,r"2d<io:/ o8:.ne c1i1saoo,6oec:eoo5,J1o:)

They are from Yangon. (q4.- q$q$-"l)Are they from Yangon? (qd"cn q$q$o:cu::)

Yes. (Yes, they are.) (,4dc,lo""S/ q4. q$q$-"l)No. (No, they aren't.) (crqoSolcp:/ q4.q$g$-o"?d"1q,)

Aren't they from Yangon? (n egative question)

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They are working. (q4. *qS.?S€f86.5)Are they working? (qd"*.?6e5eq@oacucf

Yes. (Yes, they are) (.-?o5or,S/ o{sao26o76eg@orc5)

Aren't they working? ('negative question)

oo3 gaor6ecuSl6o:cv>tuLUr

You are in Yangon.

Are you in Yangon?

Yes. (Yes, I'rn)

No. (No, I'm not.)

(el6:. .q$.?$grfl-d)

(oE:. . q$q$goflegorron:)

("ota)os/ .l q$q $ 9" fl"r-<.$)

Gflq,/ clqgqgel:el8nf

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Aren't you in Yangon? (negative question)

"E:. . e$q$gcoE:o:o>rrr

You're OK.

(oE:. . saao8eQ"lorcs)

Are you OK? (Are You all right ?)

e E:saao8e$\oo:rr

Yes. (Yes, I'm OK.)

(e$.io,Sr cloao8 eQcilcocS)

No. (No, I'm not.)

("e$o:/ c'lsaao8oe$o,

Aren't you OK? ( negative question)

oE:. . grao8oepo:cv>:rr

10. You are hungry.

Are you hungry?

Yes. (Yes, I'm.)

No. (No, I'm not.)

Aren't you hungry?

(ooo5oe rrc" . . {qE

lo8,-:or"ot"Eeg or,-S )

(i,'E:. . Sacuc8egocua:)

("o5or 05/ .'l ao: eor€ e g o:,rS)

("x>q,zf clcaoccr:)

(oE,Q.5raoror:coo:)

not coEio-n{9d{d)

ConversationEoctc:e$ra$:cic. . Be (am, is' are' was' were) { saop:eo:eq.elet.,5rr

Naing '. Are You from Yangon?

o8t... q$"n$cncu:rI

Khine : No. I'nl from Mandaly. And you?

ocncSc,'lo::r q1$, oSiecut<^otir gEore9' ' ' ?

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Naing : l'm from Pyay. Are you a student?

ql$ ec.rE$$cD<.'1' aE op:co ecnp8:ocu::rr

Khine : Yes, I'rn a university student.

,n o5.r1lor,.rS r .? $ " - o: g a3 c'5 e cnp E : cr til rr

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J'

Answers

l. Are you happy?

2. Are you married?

3. Are you angry?

4. Are you lazy lbored?

5. Are you from Mandaly?

ct :GcJ?c:cDcDcJor!fl

cGC'DC:eO6Dc\)r:il{t

coGODJ):C'J):ilqL

co()c:J):ot:lt

8cn o,lc6:o:o:o:rrLt!

Are you a driver?

Are you a teacher?

Aren't you happy?

Aren't you bored? .

Aren't you from here?

8 q1 5: "r,1

E e rrr E s'1 e q { sz €, c8 5 cS"c Ec E dol. . .

oE:e.rg5cror::u

oc coczoG@cC €if,)CDO:ll

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co.

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7.

8.

9.

10.

x{[41(do, does, did) (Btcp8a>dr $g76ocucN

l. You work. (eE:. . saco6oSor.-t5)

Do you work? (e8:sacoSg6ocu::)

Yes. (Yes, I do) (o?6orc8/ c1sag5q6ox.'5)

No. (No, I don't.) (oo25q: / c1 saco6 'q6q,)Don't you work? (oE: sao6oo:6o:cuc:)

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2. You live in Yangon. (el8: $c?$goe9o:o5)

Do you live in Yangon? ("S, q$q$?tego-r:cuc:)

Yes. (les, I do) (e9or.-'5 / .1 q$"?$gregorcS)

No. (No,I don't) (eleqn: / "1 q$"?$g"erego:)

Don'tyou live in Yangon?(e6: q$q$cree94,cm)

3. You know me.

Do you know me?

Yes. (|es, I do.)

No. Q.Jo, I don't)

Don't you know me?

You have ajob.

Do you have,a jdb?,6:9: sac.:SEcJor:l

Yes. (Yes, I do.)

No. (No,l don't.)

Don't you have a job?

/ c a o o c\(ec: clc')cJo)(D/

(eE: c.l{o3oc.D)

(c3orcS / eE:Q clc3oroS)

(crc3q: f e,E:8 c1el c3nN

(cl8: c'lc{"o3q:o:c:)

(e'E:9osag5fico,:5 )

(fl-$ / c.l9rr,qi,$o:.$)

/o8cr: 1 c'lo, ".rcu6o8o:)\ rl [ / .i L Jl [/

(oE:et: rrco6er Ecr:o:of

4.

5_ You have something tG say.

(c,'E: ece$:o epo: 6 g a fico,$)

Do you have something to say?

(oE:r*e$:oqp$::cv::)

Yes. (Yes, I do.) (fl*S / {9o{!r"9fi*.S)No. g,lo, I don't) i.$q, / elgreSe'spofl.rt)

Don't you have something to say'i

e.E,or epoepr&oto"tru

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You took a taxi.

Did you take a taxi?

Yes. (Yes, I did.)

No. (No,l didn't.)

Didn't you take a taxi.

I C ee \\()c: cDB€oo:eCD(DJ

(el8: o:gSE:a:c())o::coo:)

(cnc6o:c$ f 6o>gf,ilrcurlo:<-$)

(eE:an f c'l orgdt,'S:)o:)/ C ee(eb: or g a66: eor:())o:onN

e?gmsJm

"dI{. . o.nc6cilcnloerro$.ec,: g$:eer:doa'.l. ., .

Why not..? {ciocnr:cEa2:@or,-,5Whynot taxi? (-86d" orgd8:conoroi)Why not rain? (co:$6c8Q:elpo:cd)

Why not you work? "E:

rrc$6c8" gacoseco6onoirr (sacu5o6"1*,)Why not you see the doctor?

eE: rn$6c8 ."ep"$4y:o$cr:oolrr (ep:$"1culN

Why not you take the medicine?

el E : rr:$ 6c3 e ao: el e ancr5 cr::oJ l (e ao: e oo c6 o1 o::)

Conversation

(8ocm:e$ra$:cr Do, Does, Did oo:$16{eq.qeoS)

NiNi

MiMi

Ni Ni

MiMi

Ni Ni

Do you work?

gao6o6ooe:l

Yes,l do. And you?

-o5o:,-Sr c'ls?cD6e6cDoSrr c6:eep. . . ?

No,l don't.

cl gaoSoo6cr:n

Didyou find ajob?

eE: gao>6e,r5€3)!cDo:[

Never. (or6tgegziq,

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e;E:cn pQ sa6,f er":E s oeq,Qooo,n

e6:el: .tr::Eoc,:'::rr

gao6Eoo::rr

q$q${oeocDJOco?:rr

c.1.8 c3ocuo:rr

ocoE:sroo5oo:::n

Scne Ecr:ccuo:rr

c.l{ ec3n,or,'r

.6t q eo?e ao5o'r:ort,r

aoepo$epotor:t,r

Answers

l. Do you have sisters and brothers?

Do you have a car?

Do you have ajob?

Do you like Yangon?

Do you know me?

Do you read newsPaPer?

Do you live here?

Don't you know me?

Don't you lock the door?

Don't you see the doctor?

2.

4.

5.

6.

1.

8.

9.

10.

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o::o$sac:$f could'cr:.: can { V, $6ege<_,i could cB V,

could o:<lcB (?)+iE:98:Gelo5n

.E-d / o:doE! ... E8ooo: / oo5ocm:rr

q-d . . ..6lr"'o>0:

. . . (Q1cu6)eo:cr:1. . . (eelgael6 5oer,:<lo n:oroS)

{fo{l o:oicrd -{d*,2 oo$oonr

You csn speak English.

ga,5 cS E o crrrrepc o: d or oS l

Canyou speak English? (question)

e6: s?5c35ocrr":epcocS ocuc:r

Yes. (Yes, I can.)

oro5or,:5 (c1 eQcoroSoxs)

No. (No, I con't.)

ecoo5gr: (cl ee$:o:o5:aN

Can't youspeak English. (negatiie question)

eE: ga,5c85 ocno: e e$co o5 o:c,n: u

2. You caz drive.

eE: cr-,o: ecn8:oo5o:,rS rr

Can you drive? (question)

o6 : crrc: e q,r:5 :coo5 r>coc: rr

Yes. (Yes, I can.)

coo5cn<-S, (cl ern8;o:o5ooS)

No. fNJo, I can,t)

oocSo:r (c'1 oeor8:oro5oN

saeg$.cu$:a7:o,:5rr Eoc can,

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3.

Can't youdrive? (negative question)

el8r . . . . crrc:oecDE:oo5:2:coo:n

(drive 4 . . "t-6"i:o 2!: c2: e1E. . crn: eoc6:cDotB e$oo:t:Sd9r: o gQt-'l)

He caz cook.

qegc6$1o5oo5o,$rr

Canhecook? (question)

c; etrc6oro5$1o5oo5oon:n

Yes. (!es, he can.)

oro5,r1lo.Sr (o agcSo:o5or,-S)

No. (No, he can't.)

elatrc$oro5o:r (q eaf,5'o:o5.?f

Can'the cook? (negative question)

q (coeENoqcicoo5 co:cu::r

4. They caz swim.

od, eqcn:ooSo,.tSrr

Can they swim? (question)

od, eelcn:oo5c)olr:tl

Yes. (Yes, theY can.)

cn:o:oEor<-$r (od eepn:oro5-d)

No. (No, they can't.)

elcooScr:r (e7d eqelq:orc8crN

Con't lhey swim? (negative question)

o{. e.pcn:-o5n:coc:r.

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5. You can make clothes.

o6: sac{a45oo5orcSl

Can you rnqke clothes? (question)

e;E: sa.fi a16 or o5 o cur: rr

Yes. (Yes, I can.)

a15o:o5o<r5 (cl sac{e;16oo5o".-S)

No. Qrlo, I can't.)ea;15c':o5cr:rr (c1 oc{oagSorc8 o:)

Can't you make clothes? (negative question)

eE: sacft o a18 co c6 :r:: cv>: rr

3flo(l) -ryan!Can {. . . "e1eo:.::" Scd sr8g1,-$cu$:o:o:c$n

I can leave now"

("1. .. eqrt"S_.1-d)Csn I leave now?

(C...t*"'{.q$*')Yes. (Yes, you can.)

eplo:oS r (e8rqo:o3qoc$)

Can't I leave now? (negative question)

"1. . . eg"rdsqco:n:cur:l

FIe carr sit. (" 46o?qo>o5)Csn he sit? (o dEo3Eelon:/e1ocu::)

Yes. (Yes, lie can.)

q-,f (ry {E{.qorcS)No" (No, he can,t.)

"q?: (? 4E{"q*,)

l.

2.

Can'thesit? (od6c8oqoo:::)

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3. You can wait. (el8: eocf$EorcS)

Can you wait? (c8:eoo{$Eelo*)

Yes. (Yes, I can.)

eoc8$Eco,-,S (c1 eoc{$EocS)

No. (No, I can't.)

oeo:f $E o: (c1 eeooi$EcB,

Can't you wait? ( negative question)

e"mf SEcr:cuo:rl

You can hear me.

cl e$co-,:{ .;8:@c:qo,.,5n (@o:$Eo.rS)

Can you hear lne?

cl e$coc{ o8:@tqorc:r i

Yes. (Yes, I can.)

@c:qor<Sr (cl@c:€lcD.S) --

No. (No, I can'l)

o@r:oqor:, (cl e@c:q"t

Can't you hear me? (negative question)

cl eQco,c{ e@:q:ocur:r'

4.

I can come with you.a c\ O C O C

cr ec:+.cDcDcDqcDoil

Can I come with you?t c \ o c\ o

c l. . ec:ScocDacooco'):ill. I . L.t

Yes. (Yes, you can.)

q"1 o:,-S (o E : c.?c,5cS,qo?.-$)

No. (No, you can't.)/ c\ o c oeqcr: (trb:$cUcDcSoqo:)

I tL \ l. I L. I l!/

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6.

Can'tl come with you? (negative question)

c1. . eE: $.of c5c8o e1n:cw::rr

You can help me.

c ao e o coc: ctcnct)c)cDocDo)l. r rLL L.l

Can you help me?

c1c8. . rl8:qplo3qelon:l

Yes. (Yes, I can.\

ep'lo,$r (cl c?€qqorcS)

No. (No, I can't-)

elqca:r (c1 "?€"3""q"?,)

Can't you help me? (negativg question)n o c €oc

c.lcD. . cc:()cDp9sc o:ov):ll

7. I can help you.

i} e E:{o:$c3<1o:,.Srr

Caz I help you?

c'l cnglc8.epcoc:rr

Yes. (Yes, you can.)

e1o1)o,-'5r (oE:. qd{q-d)No. (No, you can't.)

"q"?, (e8:q$c8"elqof

- Can't I help you? (negative question)

c'l cn$o3eqo:or:n

8. I con get a job.

cl sacu6e186or,-$l

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9.

Con I get ajob?

c1. . $q6q$8oo;::n

Yes..(Yes, you can.)

q.,'1o:,.S ( "€: rrcu6q$So>.-'5)

No. fNo, you can't")

aq?: (oE:sac.:6"q83of

Can'l I get a job? (negative question)

cl sao6eei$Sn:.rrr"i

Yau can give me a call.c 40 c c o c

€ c: c lcDol: eocDo)€lcDoJll

Can you give me a call?

e6:. . cil{.1$: oc6o3qeco::rr

Yes. (\'es, I csn.)

elo1o>,-S (c1,1$: 4"5<3"qi,1,n,$)

No. (l{o, I can't.}

eqq: (c'19$:oo5d"qci:)

Cun'tyou give me a call? (negative question)

o&. . d{ o,$r a, r:5.r3 e qocu:r rr

10. You caz sta,r' here.

o8r 8*:e5 (orp!:3)<r3qmoSl

Can yau stal' here?

o.5r I u:eo {*d, ?) <r3ercctr: rl

Yes. (Y.es, I un")lCllCoi:t'oc\

6ll) rg)(l) l\c l t)io: e :+':oc<r:,erolo)J

No" $io, I can't.)

o q--n: (i ta go3,u ei:r:l

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eE: 8elregc8,cqn:cur:l

r @p$)eu,ul

(eegnq8ionp4.md)

l. Could you help me with this baggage?

eco;:e$ffi :. . E do5cBcp o<Sec,:t-,1lrr

(6{.+.pgr. . . o.rscuocr5deoo:r: carry oc,let,d.

yft{,fs'lcB can o:o3e1or,rSrr

Can you help me with this baggage?

can $.o:c8 qeo Q cou I d $.o: ozrcn 8$:._,.> fi ecap epe epc6coc$ r

Couldyou help me with my problem, please?

ecq:o:$1$:. .. . el $-g"e$o6:eo:tJlrr

Could you turn on the fan, please?

ecq:g$1$:. . . . <r$cr,ogf eo:,.,llrr

Could you tell me your name, please?

go el gle o: o do5 e cuocr5 sa 8 $. E,_,'1 r,

Could you call me, please?

eco6p$1$:. . . ra$""tr /edcBo$:oc,5{c6o.}il

"help " i."Zr q6 8o!g::cu g!ep:.rS)

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6.

7

8.

9.

10.

Couldyou give me a call?

ecq:e.$gp:. . . q $.c':4d.8 o$::o.,5<r11rr

Couldyou not give a call at 246287?

o$: $,io5 J9G J"? cBeao.trc'11$.n

(sa$E: oe o:e$raJE qE "not" co $o!o5{,))

Could you not sit here?

eole.$1$:. . . 8orod8,.r'1$.rr

Could you not lock the door?

e"11s$1$:. . . o:a'L{eo2oao5c,1$.rr

Could you not use this phone?

"cn;:c..$1$,. . . 8o$:$.eaoc,S"1+. (.. ea7:.-,1$)

aec;: coc: ci ocrn:epa $: elc can, cou I d o {,01q4 eog o:ot,,'lrr

Conversation (1)

Canyou speak English, Wunna?

eE: gaSoS6ocrrc:e$oo:o6ocw:: og',

No, I can'l. Can you?

c1 ee$:o:oSol llE:eepe$rcoo5 oo>::r,,

I can speak English well.

s;5<8 6 ocrro:ecrr:E: ecmE: e$codo:cS l

Great. Couldyouteach me spoken English?

e.rnE: c3,t5 o:r r d{ sa 5cE5 ocrr:: e$o o E e<.,: crllo:::,

Pa Pa : Why not?

c3SoEcttce,''l.l,

Pa Pa

Wunna

Pa Pa

Wunna

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Wunna : Thank you. (eco6er-,11d)

Pa Pa : Welcome. (eyico<S,r oEeo:e19cer-,.1)

"ecapcso8olcr:.S"d 6E <w:A{. . . "Welcome" cB $$e$>orcoc a36$saorqp:e

sao: sas$:$6o<-S do::eoSco::<.r'ln

a36 ecrn8:ocSde$cqS 6lS great, sounds great, marvel I ous, s uper.... So;:eqcB

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dcrne crc6c8qe;o)r:l

aorq $:9$:ecrncr5 el.''cv>:n

d5c8<1ercw::rr

o $ e g qp{eq.<'3 qero:o: rr

o> c5 oc6 qeg p: cl gE : c.?c6 cE"qo cor: l

o:&EdoSe1oo:o:n

cogc:ocEepoc:l

oo:o€po>6eeo>o>ce<.r:<.jlrr

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Answers .

1. Can I read the nervspaper?

2. Can I use the phone?

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3. Can I take your car?

4. Can I have beer?

5 Can I have some salt?

6. Can I sleep?

7. Can I see the manager ?

8. Can I pay for the tea?

9. Can I close the door?

10. Can I take a rest?

11. Could you bring me something to eat?

(Could you bring something to eat for me? dcoE!:<1or<-,5)

- 8n+epg" something sao.:: anything q:p:epcg"qo,r5u

(Could you bring me anything to eat?)

12. Could you not sit here?

13. Could you speak softly?

14. Could you not make a noi-se?

15. Could you speak up? (I carPt hear)

rv" Will / Would

(c8{erri ."".. cE{eon r )o:el$rn:$€{<18 would cr': will { seddorcu<i6 (past),r'ldrr 8o.rrc:cu,eqcB

o$6eo:r eco6eo:Q cEgeq oq.r5 c3:or<-,5 rr

s'leo}. . . . . would 4 .Ag$ (present) oe9i.o:cDraal c35$:opecn;:cd ocr-,o:

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Eenn,eS qoeogoi.- q8@dol'

l. I'lI come. (cluooS)(I will c8 )$:saoogc,5:o:r I'll c8eoll8:$: saoco.6or,-$)

WiII you come?

eE:o>oocu::rr

Yes. (Yes, I will)

cv:ercS (clanelcS)

(G$rGd-rt ' ' . coJel"c<.,1losco:o<-r5cs. (oecu:saqc,5)e$cesaa1olp9c. . I $. wiil qdE, IwillcE"e$r qcocSn

No. (No, I won't)

<lc\D.D: (c1 ercu:oN

sa$E:oerneh".6q€ wiII $" not cB i$:.oe$:q,:r ec,1l6:$: won,t(o$.cE)o3e$rep:cr5n

- Won'tyou come? (negative question)

oE:ecur crl:o.ro: lt

2- You will go abroad.

el E:8Edp:cE3a:ocrr

(You $. will c8ecr'.}E:$: you,ll n3.e$:$Sco.f)

Iltill you go abroad?

eE: . . . 866$::ag::oor: (3o:erc,:cN

Yes. (Yes,l will)

o::o,-,5 (clgc:oo5)

No. (lrlo, I won't)

s?'a:n: (ii oa;'r:cr: / e;o:grecgcficr:)

- Won't you go,abroad? (negative question)

oE:. . 866$o:cE oc::::o:o:::rr

3. You'll take a flight.

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lVill you take a flight?

oE: . . eo:o:cp$.qo:enocc: (cp:eron:)

Yes. (Yes,l will)

-dor,rS (c1eco<r:op igo: ocS)

No. fNo, I won't)

ef,JD:n: (c1 eocr>:p$.eqo:of

Won't you take a flight? (negative question) \o6: eoorl$.e?o:c>:o)r:

(eco":cp8:or:cB take $. o:e1o:<-rSrr f1y q:cE"cop!:e1o,$r goel" - I flew here =

c'l 6 cB ecu.vrp $. coc ) or.-r5 I' I I fl y back : cleoonp $$ $ cr,:S)

You 7/ have a holiday.

o6: . . . saco6q::ep6qod (q{€".rS)

IYillyou have a holiday?

oErsaco6grtqc,Sqoor:

Yes. (Yes, I will)

-o5or,$ (cl saor6gr:qc,5qo<S)

No. (No, I won't)

"qo: (c'1 ocu6qr:o.6eqoN

lYon't they go for dinner? (negative question)

q4. g-. . ego:ror:@z::cuc:rr

llill eypc: would i."FqE (BtiO coco Past) elc e$cQoeooeep.'5or,5u

They wouldvisit the pagoda. "p4 qqr,4"B":)@c86e<S (saq8q$'or ap')o::c8e$rorl)

Would 4 . . . aecoo.orcaocS"F"+4 ,,,g1g$ (present) eco:Qoal c35p:ope"rg:cd

oo:c:$5e;o:or,-,5rr Would { like d. mind {.*Bt 8o3o:oroSr

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4. Would you like soup?

Yes, please.

No, thank you.

5.

(oE:al1e occSecv::)

(qdd r ecr:,r5o.S)

(eg,-rl)eo r ecn;:eo:E,-,11or,-rS)

Would you Like......?

otson!/ ecnflfieonl

-6?. . . edm:eic,oo: / ecrc6eor:. . . . d ee;:a$q8 Wouldyou like { eel:qo:,$rr

Would you like tea?

co c6 ocr5 q$e occr5 eo:o: n

eoccr5ooS. . {4 "dtink" eidlco:t s1eoQ. . tea (ocrSo.r5qd) {ora.rlcf q"ery:cr5or,r5' Scace>ec.r:e<r'1cr5$:o::rr Vould you like to drink tea?

"S"

. . ocsgp!.o,ntrEq8cuplqgDcsr s'le,-,! {#.h@-c$n (wouldyou like \egrc6cn

. . . .&.164 ocrr:cu:cBco$qdid)

lYould you like jaggery?

co$:q1cr55orecor:rr

q::cocS. . . 4e "eat" c<jlco:u c'1eo| jaggery(co$:qxc6d)ticlc@? - . .

eo:.5o3" etelqcDrr m:co<-r5t)e$c<r'ln Would you like to eat jaggery? . . . "3"

o$ gpleu al8 qE or E!: elocS rr q:,6 sad E:. . . d{d a2:@ox-rS rr

Would you like sweet?

o@:q:m:elcv::n

8c8ec:cuacE$$e$Qoa1. . . cocr5;q8 Yes, please.

$E:qEq6 No, thank you. de$cep:c'S

3.

Would you like some more rice?

coo8:. . eqx6co8qsa:p:ocorn

Yes,please. (edQrqe,tS.." e<.,:.-,'))

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No, thank you.

Enough.

Just a little.

Not much.

Oh, yes.

(e9ol)eo r .lcueco2c,lcr:)

/cao\(G(rrrotlgJ

(E$:9p!'ecmc'5.....)

(c3 5 ep:op:S: eo:2o cr: oN

( "Rgr".il)

l.

slcn. . c35$:3:ee$rc8e.rrr8:or:. . . . n

I think so. (crqEecrrc€:ecScoEocS)

No rice. Just soup. (oo8:er<reo:2c,'1o: r cn6:oJ16eo:c.,.))

s1e qcn g o E: sa$6 eo: ccD: s)a r @1ocr3 e$:o3 <1o:oS r

Would you mind + Wrg

t qlf$d- fig$eo:u11

orE6o:6ecu:d4. . o16 a acu 6 S E : d' J g" c_\: s> r.:S n c35 $,cu $ e.,:,1:ci ",

o: o1ld r

Would you mind getting out?

ecq:5.*Q1$r sa$6 cocfi eor<ili n

(would you mind e9:c,5mo:c$ verb sy:r -ing 66$6egqc<-rl)

Would you rnind turning offthe radio?

eco,pepl$: . " . eslSc8Eogeo:c'lln

Would you mind waitinghere?

ecrye:$1$:, . . Scaecn8ec,:o1l'r

Would you mind moving now?

e"nr:e:$ffi: ... . ?dg"roi,:3dlrr

Wcuid you mind telling hirn I callerl?

il ,r$:aocomcrS{.. . . n4-F|!er-,:dl

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3.

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7.

8.

9.

10.

Would you mind listening to me.

c'ie$:o'n . . g::eco:Eec.,:<.r'h

Would you mind not smokinghere2nF eem;crlg[!: . . . 6e" e.o:o36osarc,5.r1i$.r'

(sa$E:coSagE eg8 nor co$eo:cEc,S gd)

Would you mind zal sitting here?

eo:,pe$1$: . . . Eg: er{E,.'1}.n

Would you mind not comingto my house?

ecagc.:Q1$: . . . d"364elooci)$.n

Would you mind not tellinghim about me?

eola$1$: .. . ..}sa"@:E: .. oc8oeQocScSolin

Would you mind if..-*.cEgenn'

-E?. . e{Gtq 6"8"q" "rr, { 4 o e crc $.3 ! eor:E: Q sa a'1 8cE e$: qor<rS n

Would you mind if I smoke?

eeo:c85 e o: c6o3 qocm:'r

Do you mind if I smoke? {qEc,re|:qorcSn s'leod would you mind c8o:crr Eecrr:E:cocrlrr

Would you mind if I sit here?

l"

2"

J"

4.

(Do you mind if I sit here?)

Would you mind if I use the phone?

Do you mind if I use the phone?

Would you mind if I visit you?

Do yor.r mind if I visit you? ,

e oc o3cD COCCUq0crl:[

c coof:€ocDo)q()o)2:fi

oE:dc8 . . . c'looorElc8.qeocrn

5. Would you mind if I ask a question?

Do you mind if I ask a question? eo:a$:or6aeon,fee:o3qocu::n

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Would you mind if I stay with you?

Do you mind if I stay with you? elE:{sacqegc8qelo>o:l

Would you mind if I come with you?

Do you mind if I come with you? c1 e8:$.c8c6o3qeoJr:l

Would you mind if we play football here?

Do ydu mind if we play football here? dcE. 8g:er:oo5:cnoo:c8qecuc:rr

\ilould you mind if I turn on the fan?

Do you mind if I turn on the fan? o$crr:gfcEqeo::n

Would you mind if I call (ring) you?

Do you mind if I call (ring) you? e6:ScB o$:aocfcEqocm:n

9.

10.

Responst, GirFtl8cB eo:o>o3$$ e$cn sa e1 . . . . cuc,5 eci oe:m(efilo<.$) {qE.I don't mind. q.jlooS (cr.$c8ocre r:oecoc:c,'l:aN

It's OK. s1.io:.-,5 (oao6e$o1or<S)

Noproblem. cBge,qolq: ($ug:c'6o1o:)

Up to you "oE:oerrcolld (. . . q6rl8q6c.?cr56ql)

.rl,r:pecq'ecq, EE:{aJEqE . . . .

I'm sorry. o5:g$:,ior,rSl

I'm sorry. (i'm fully occupied)

o6, g E!:"lor,-S ( rrrto<-'5c8.8. . "q"E""l)

s1"o. " sae@c8:$atrcfioEa. . ee<-,:Q66c{1:rr

I'm afraid I may be out.

u-,cr g:o3.f onr q1$ eo:5sa$E qcia$. . qo5e g mrr

(8"+qr"jL.g" . . . afraid,^8 "e@cc6orcS" cS c:roro0${d+.6f5)

.). . . ?"%..1d conversations (orn:eQ:a$:) eq,,,r will, would, would you

like, would you mind ... {o.,""qd eq"q,r.$r

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Nandar

Sanda

Nandar

Sanda

Nandar

Sanda

Nandar

Conversotion (2)

Mun Mun

Bo Bo

Mun Mun

$CtOr...-e<>ob :r: " {Q alecro}.el:cr:orr

8{" + qr"jL, g" No o:cr:.:coc6ocel8

9.' CJ:oJr:O)

Not really o:8$: oao6

lltillyou go abroad, Sanda?

el8: EES$o:cg::ocur:. . .. 06)l

Yes,l will. And you?

"2c6or<-rS' c1a;o:ocSrr o6:eep. . . ?

No, I noz'l. By the way, when will you leave?

.'.l.-? . . . e?.:n:lr ti. . . . o8,:oc,5eot:coo5eoirr

Not sure. Time will decide it.

el e o ap c.i1 o: r sa 81 $ cn o crrr: e go o1c8 6 o,r5 ( { : B c5,r1 cS 5 o cS )

lYillyou forget me?

er8: ... el{.9qor9r-r,rrNot really.

eeoo"lc'::tt

(not really

ocr::crl:<ir)rr

e$orcS)

Thank you"

ecngsc,'1dl

("eg o:{cS" ecq:eo:6 coc)

Wouldyou like somethingto eat, Bo Bo?c oocDoaao):ecD?: J)aDlt

l! I I

Yes, please. What do you have?

, c oo\€r):()()) ccut Jr0):o6P 6lc)c\) [

Tea?

coc6oo5qp!eo:.5ecu:,u (e"r58 r oc'Sociepir s?e s2: ocd g>oo:saeoccr5

"q5- roo6c.ro,r3 make o::qorr$)

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8qn{gaq!

l.Willyou

c.

J.

?.

9.

G.

elE:e;o:9:corrl

eE:e enE:o'rcoc:r'

oo56crr::E:sttcoc:rr

dEcDorrn

tl6: d{cnpQ,ncuo:r,

saco6cuS.'>o>::rr

cE: c'l$pcoo: e$acncv:: rr

q$q$4"hE:s)cDo:rr

c1$.oic,5por:ir

crr::ooSgt:.--:: tt

Bo Bo

I\4un Mun

Bo Bo

Mun Mun

Bo Bo

Wouldyou mind making coffee?

e.n58e qEe,r, cE qo coc: r'

It's OK.

q,-,1)o:<'rSrr

l{ouldyou mind if I switch on the fan?

"$-gi.S-qoot tu

Oh, yes. I feel stufff also.

q.r1or.-Sr clcup!,..,o5oeon8$6egc8 rr

: Thank you.

ecn;o.cit)n("$",rcg€g€e":o!.t5o-trecngeco8ctc)

or611oc:rc.ntc8ee:a16qE. . - . .

Would you like to eat something? ... de$ccoE!:s1o$n E$:q6:of

es,r8. . "1."a4

sa8c85c,fe$a@S"1t

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3.

t.

?.

9.

3.

G.

2-

o.

e.

co.

e ep g:@ 5:e occrS el:o::: rr

cEe e$c3lo:e crn:rr

e crrS I e orcr5 el cu:: / cu cE o.,5 q$ e orc,5 c, or::'r

o 6 : af g o e o: e c:ccrS c, oyr: rr

e ctllEo{o:e c,;o:n

or6aae orcr5coo:rr

caEaaor:e crro:n

e$ ei$,qecoo: l (o: llc,r:)

e gtc,5o6 or@a: cu:cup:eo:: rr

coerE:o:ecoc:r

5-Would you mind....

J.

?.

eoye$1$: or a"L Eo5 eo: <.r'lrr

oa'L"gf ,.,11$.rr

coc,5 oc6 q$ eqSec,: t,1 n

89:{8"1,

EencJdEc-r:.}$.rr

Eoco.or,Je$r.r1$.r,

g pi: gp!:ecucc,S eSec.,:cfi rr

oral}o3 oq$:til$.rr

e ocecno:ce cr:r'ltt

e oreoce a;o:<r11$.r

9.

3.c

2.

cc.

I'Would.you mind if (I) "......"o. .?$"-"48"3"61ocD1:ri

J. a;o:o3qooc:n

?. o8:S.r8o$:ao.:5o3qocuc:rr

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9.

3-c(5.

e-

co.

2.

o-

"E' {. $i.{ oo pid<1ccv:r rr

.q8.r!g[oS"orot ,u

cu c5 o.6 q$ e or cf c8"e1e cw: rr

oE:$.o:rego3qocrn:rr

Sgrsaq6q6dcpco):rr

ercucdeqdqocm:neo c oo:oo)cuqocD":ll

Answers - t

l. Willyou go?

2. _ Willyoudrive?

3. Will you take a bus?

4. Willyou sit?

5. Willyou helpme?

6. Willyou work?

7. Willyou talk with me?

(talk to / speak to {cop!:qo:cS)

8. Willyou move to Yangon?

9. Will you come with me?

10. Will you buy a car?

Woulrt you like ^ z

l. Would you like plain tea?

2. Would you like orange?

3. Would you like coffee or tea?

4. Would you like hot souP?

5. Would you like bread?

6. Would you like something to drink? (Would you like anything to drink?)

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8.

9.

10.

s.Would you mind ........

l. Would you mind closing the door?

2. Would you mind not opening the door?

- 3. Would you mind makingtea?

4. Would you mind sitting here?

5. Would you mind not sitting here?

6. Would you mind not talking here?

7 . Would you mind moving a little?

8. Would you mind not pushing the door?

9. Wouldyou mind comingearlY?

10. Would you mind not going (leaving) early?

(leave { qc:or,-,S{Q oeoc}.o:orc$)

4.Would you mind ,f (I).."........

l. Would you mind if I sit?

2. Would you mind if I leave?

3. Would you mind if I ring (call) you?

4. Would you mind if I visit your town?{

5. Wouid you mind if I turn on the radio?

6. Would you mind if I have (drink) tea?

(crcea::ct5e:r:c c$ f tnc-:lzc.:r: have a?:c8.W,o5)

'1 . Would you mind if I live rvith You?

8. Would you lriind if I work here?

g. Would you mincl if I don't come?

10. Would you mind if I turn off the light?

Would you like something to eat? (Would you like anything to eat?)

Would you like sauce?

Would you like some more sugar?

Would you like rice?

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V. Moy , Might

[iql..Cn*, / -...r1uon I qeangrgeflq)

or6q or5 aoi. . . Erq6 e € QlorcS n (01"? s"S-q-os){ o::$. "'''' q"'lc:cur:"

. . c8eo:Qsar1"lLtg" May i. Might ,f o,ocSu Might cn: May {.sado5Q6 (vr)

$6eo|. . . Might 4 "gtg$ (ecucecocao.5c$"43rol":f)fl,*dt c2:o:<rSrr

l. You may go.

May I go2

Yes. (Yes, you may.)

No. [No, you rraY not.)

"E:gr:$E$ (a3r,{.q$)

c21$ eoiE a;o: cS"q$. cu:t I,

qS (o8:cgr:cQ.e1p')

oqo, (o8:r;o:oi.oqo:)

2. 'He may come tomorrow.

o. . "

g"5$$cuce;8 cur,r,-,S (cur8 E co,-S' e e oapcr:)

He may not come tomorrow.

o. . e E c,5$ $ atrqS ocuro.S (erco:t E on$ 6 aJ€ G6ir.,S)

o rr$E:oe*-,q7Sq8q8 not m$cELiirdrr saq8o:$:o:$:)4 dg{eF"lSqS may moo: might

o:o3qor<.,Srr

lle might come yesterdaY.

:> e 6f.cDcD" a;,:: cr::$6 3 E car,5n

He migltt not c{rme i'esterdaY.

3f,. . " ccic,?c.r>got.t:o[iEg83:"

- M i g h t cB a ecu'reo;r acu!e$: e I Q cff ge q "ac.: Eir c5: orcr5r

L7e may be at home . q . . s:a,p$$8or:S'r

tIe migltt he at home. 3i.. d5pq$6c':,$n

8.*..Tg. might { rnay q pasr (sacffollQo:u:mo o'r:o6ctr:l

5.

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He rnight get a job.

sa891,SeeQc6:or:u

u"v 4 ot&fi' Qron &rn *ti t'rur'an'dhMay I sit here? S"rd8olqeor

May I leave? qo:,,,11qeorr

May I know? e3,-,'l<1eon

May I know your name?

+"ed. . a3Jqeorr

Illay I use the phone?

o $: ao cf o11 qeo n ( I cB e g g elo use q: qor<.,S {c.rc o e g })Mayl have a drink?

-6?. . a eu:cr5.,'iqeorr

May I have something (to eat)?

-6??. . oc:<-"1e1eorr (o:eo.rc,5d6 or6ao:e$:e+E.qr4 qE to eat ocilo$: gc:or g!o<-'5)

May I see? @p[.ieleon

(Let me see $"oernatrE:oror.)n ocnc:e$cQ saoedlerrco$:oo$o:,$rr saieope$rE:or<rS

{ q6. .,rpec4: geepc,5o:oS)

Moylhavealook?

@ glc,lepo (slc36$: m o:oprQocn::)

May I wait here?

ScnaooE<rlqeon

cl e o3 "o g e 1c sa e g $.eQc $ oor se or:: or d q E e p d e q cn1 { @ gi o1 rr

d . . . . Qq15:o:16gc:ern8 Eocrrc:epeqd sa5c35c3$$c,1rr

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rtEqmJgaqr

(Mav)

c. oE:8ocega16ego1irr(EcneEt8"q-d)

oE: sap6qo:cSoqo,'r

q4. q$q$9,Ea1EE"'-S''

od EeoeEo^rco$63Eo:rr

a E o.pt{ e grc8or 6@ 6.q.tilqt orr

(e9x5o6@6 = again )

G. e qeoc.6,r'lqeou (eo:cfio:ccB have, drink :g:eplt-tS)

2. o8:$.saod8olqeou

o. -oE: $.ocrrc:e$rc,11qeorr (oc':c:e$o : have a chat)

g. e8:$.o9c5)"1"1eo,r

co. "E:d{cmoP!"lqeori

J.

?.

9.

.t'

Answers

1. You maY staY / live here'

2. You maY not go out / get out'

3. They maY be in Yangon'

4. TheY maY not live here.

5. N{aY I see You again?'

6. MaY I clrink I have water?

'1" May I sit with You?

8" May I sPeak / talk with You?

g. MaY I come with You?

10. MaY I visit You?

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g0u?

1.

2.

4.

5.

."..3{n5.... c,3$enn,l ... ${oui ...o{oon'

Iocrrr:o3:eo3o: ".rrcr.pr4.I6p9c s,c?:op:ca,St, c:ectle.r1l.r5eg:E eo]ordlrr

o6q:a$:@ple1e s-roE. . .

Shall-6ted ... $1q5@oor:oEeo:Qoa11eno:ocSrr 88\.aogeerc' ' ' o<-'1oci. -84"1o$$18 o: $: e el:Q to ail{1: e o.}il

3.

Shall we leave now?

c'ldadqo:ocvr: (qc:qE ecnc8:ocuc:)

cr G n?cD. . . 8 8 4.-,54S c'; g!: a;o:.tr E (4q "q - W:'r cS 4 qE G64) sa e9 sacoo: ofr:

gte,-. . . 88\aosor6lorpi:$. oq:$6cD oSroc'5or:\ -t4.1qd oec^.,cespt6ortr5'r

Shall we sit here?

c14. E

"{SE"oo: (dE <18 ecocE:ocv::)

Shall we stay in Yangon?

"14.q$"?$9..9@eon:nShall we take a taxi?

c1d" o;gd8:qo:@c,oc:I (o:pd8:e1Eeczr8:ooc:)

Shall we take a bus?

c'l d, c, .,5 6 "?": $.

e;':: @ o o:: : ,, ( cr o5 6 crrc: 8: ep e tt : E t o cuc' )

Shall we go to cinerna?

cl{ il6gEa3t:@eron:rr

Shsll we drirrk tea?

cuc,5 oc,5 qp!e crl.6 @, cv:t rr

1.

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9.

10.

Shall we go for swimming?

e e1a;,c: co: @ qE e cr::E : e c'r": rr

Shall we play the guitar?

o 6orcd:@ qE ecac8: o c':o: tt

Shall we start now?

?d. . . oo?d@q8e,'rE:<lo::,r

s1$. op:eo:o:rr ocur:oepc{eogolQ@plolrr

qSofo:.r5 / "o:6oQo,. . .

co6of ocu:r / eog8of o:cD?:. . . €"hq6Qsaa1 should $.e$cqor<-$n

1. You slrould go. oE:o::oEcp<5no.

You shouldn't go. o8:oq'ro8o:n

(Should * not: shouldn't)

Slrould you go? (oE:a;o:of oo:cN

Shouldn'tyougo? (er8:oa;o:ofo:oo:)

Should

2"

J.

He should work.

He shouldn" work.

Should he work?

Shouldn't he work?

(o sao5o76ofc.neo])

(q eao26e,o26.r€qt)

(ai c?a?6o?6ofocv>:)

(o sacu8tlq8ofq:cv>N

They should keep quiet.

(ci{. o3o5o3o5 e cu: eq of c.n e ql)

They shouldn'l keep quiet.

ad.G6g: (r,rge,e$::)) eego8o:l

Should they keep quiet?

ad" do5ddecu: (:':ceoe$rd)e9 of ococ: rr

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ooco ccr o)Js e

Lg: € Gf c) c 7): qr: fl

4. He shoald help me.

:i "]4q€-{o-ne{rrHe sltouldn't help me"

a: il,r3e.nc3o6c-r,rrtL.L[L.tt

Sltould he help me?

a.l{q$-Eococ:rlSltouldn't he help me?

q ".14"q€-€q'.,rlu

fi

!1,,tItt!nftt!!tl!'t!

ti

Sltould I go abroad?

cl t66p:c8 qo:e18 ecncE:ao)?:l

Shoutrdn't I go abroad?

cl€668 !4 cqa:ofo:on:n

Should I see him?

"i qC eq.ofc6€i6 ecn:E:ooy::u

Shouldn't I see him?

"1 q.4 oeoS.of o:o:o: (ele%.epecrn8:eror:)

Should i ask them?

q4.4 eo:@$q8ecrn8:eo:o:r

Shouldn't I ask them?

q4.4 eeo: d e g qE ecrrcS:rrc,,:a:u

Shoukll tellhim?

q.4 "G.G.f

rf "1E

ecr:rE:ooc:l

Sh,tuldrc't I telihim?

o.cB ce[g c)e E qE e.rn8:ocur: rr

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t0. Should I get a ticket?

cuc,5 q 05 or6e oc8 o,-S coc: qE (cgco:: qE ) ecrrrE: o co:: rt

Shouldn'tl get a ticket?c c / c c\ c

cocbecb (obeoob) oo<-tScDegel6 ecnr8:soo:l

Should: had better: .r€-d"o6of o:crS" c8. e$ror.saa'l should s:or: had better c{o:8Eor.-Sn

re90rw

ES'Ed,E**-

You should do it.

You'd better do it.

6'E: . . sdslcBcoSo8o:.-r5'rtt

oE: . . sD3'lcBcoSo8or<lSrrLI

(You'd better: you had better)you $. had {e<-,18:$: o:6or)g.r5e1o:,.'5r'

You should sleep. oE: d6of o.Srr

You'd better sleep. el6: d6oforcSrr

had better cB eo:g$:elc o:eo;c8co:rr

6ger9c conversation q@d. . . .

Conversution

Ko Ko

tso Bo

Ko Ko

tso Bo

Shall we drink beer?

c'ld,c3oce orcf @ ef eo:rE: s cor: l

No, no. You sltouldn'l say so. You know, I'm not a drinker.

eleoccfc,"lo:rr oE:8cS ele$cofo:rr o8:o3,r1lor,-r5r clcn srel^Soeoto ocroScrrcu

Sorry.I shouldn't say so. Butyou'd better speak politely.

o6:9g!:cJ1or<-,5,r ilSc8 o.Sof t:,rI s'1e<",Q cl:cn ocrro:cB.up,rp"cotrte.qr eQ:8e..m8:orreul"

You sltould understand me. It's my habit.

oE: . . c'lc8 q:tcu$ofor.Su "1

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1. Shall we visit the pagoda?

2. Shull we wait at the Pagoda?

3. Shall we go back (return) home?

4. Shall we stop working?

5. Shdl we wait at the tea shoP?

6. You should say it.

1. You sltouldn'r say it.

8. You should do like that. (like that sao:: so r7:c3.qorc,5)

9. You shouldn'l do so.(so s?o", like that c9:oi.qorr:5)

10. Yau should help Your Parents.

11. Yov sltouldn" waste time.

12. Should I buy a house?

13. Should I get married? ( SeEopgr marry r::c8celo:e95)

14. Sttould I work? (should I get a job?)

ccsqmJqsq:

ele q{ 3rfi o3 tini.. 0i6D ul r

c1{. c2 ep:,p: ep: @e coc: rr

.14. "t.p,g" eorE@elo>t,,

c14. d6g $E e1E ecor8:ococ'u

c1{. s>q6 336:@ 6iE ecrroE:oor:it

c'ld. ocfio.fi q€ 4E - eocf @ocor:r

oE: d s'lc{ e$rof o-,ce{rr

o6:s)s'lcB oepcofo:no6:si8oi q6oio:crSl

oE:d8cS ,o6oEc'r:rr

8.r"%; . .' o8,q'pg-force,r.lrr

oE:8.6ao "$1$:ofo,r^

oc c o c c cc I $eocDcDcD qc cctrc:oNa:ll

cl d6"cor8 $L{dqS ectr8:oo,l,u

c1 sac96q6q8 ecto6:oo>rt'.

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wt

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2.

h{ust w': rjec'idc lt'l

I{ustn't u'e iiecide

..""ryu$ C Ehrd I cu;5r1erl$1

or.oo8$6q".Sr o6qer.:5. . {Qoern}" eQeag6ep must c8o:o'll

We musl move now

c14. . . 2qo:.9 $6eal (p:{rp:qec-,5r move.B 'c:c:co.-$' qor"cr.G$,r1)

-We must nol moYe now. (negative)

c14. . . eoc:o3o$6:a:n (ea;o:<1o:) Negative (*GEr) *%d not oplc8c6gdr

-Musl we move now?

ilo3" . . aqo:c"' $6c;rcvr: (3'r:elercur:)

Mustn't rve move now? (negative question)

c14. " . ae;,::o3.e$6q:o.:r: (o3o:q:.::cur:)

I must help l'iinr.

il-" 4"?€",""5 ("?€q $6c'o,:5)

-l mustnar hclp hinr.

d"* 4".?d q:n: (rnpQc8e$5:r)

lWust I he lp him?

.1.i {"?dq"cor, (q$9 $6,;':cur:)

Mustntt I help him? (negative quest;on)

C .. +4*"i$a1:n:..n: {,ndq-i u$d,,:,'c,:,:)

We must dcc;de it?

ct cfq:$.;iep,* iqafi,:Eu G6"d)We nrrus/ not elecirie it.r\1"1C,:tf{l

:lf/) *\':|.j(.j/)Al(.) riauG, lf f)'a. ( L' v ! l" .,J ti (i:$o5 +y:! ei :,;1 ur:n: j

'icf, dr[i# q1/:] i1.r-r: (*:rlg"6y ijS.*:r.'::)it? r..negative que$ii0n)

ii oi 4 : fi "i a; S,, a; e1.n: c.rr, ( a>: [1 cL q; <f a; e3""$ c5 s7 : co : : i

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demr"{ nfi n3t5cE sp dsrum;f u1r

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o8:qcor:$.a;'::o$6cl<Srr (take a train, go by train)

c'l sao6eo"$6er,Sn (find ajob) ,

q{.q$q$g" E.EEq"..Su (fl-d be g.ep.i)

o 8ers1o$6et-t5r (get a visa)

cld. d6oo5o$6eroSrr (buy a hosd:: egcc'5cagegor:$6qeoSl (be late)

o coo.6 ?o qqqslelosn (be 30 )o saa$:cdcnogqo:rr G,81-GS4B6qcoS)c) oc\>rqcr:'r (cmc8el$6nN

3J CCaJGOqO:il

Answers

l. Yau must take a train. (you must go by train.)2. You must find ajob.

(find { . . c%.c.rgr or6ccrrco:r 5pc"-cer:co$: a2:o:oS)

They must be in Yangon.

He must get a visa.

We must buy a house.

He must be late.

He must be 30. (years old colcug!:$6o:<.,S)

He must not in the room.

He must not come.

He mast not die.

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C.E S-$$.I / ."goul'"gernnr)

-6??. . co6eaoc8p:Bto:tS'

op!:o:8Eor<-Srr

VUI. Have .....

. qchqSeF "Have" {q:qocb' oisaS"lE Has, Had...eqcB

e0r, .-

l. l've seen that man' (l har c I'r c)

s;8q@:{. . o$Eo.:o:coo:n

2. You have been to Yangon '

eE: ... q$q$4"f"8''o:c'roSn

- Hove You been to Yangon?

oE:. . q$o2${e9o5o:ocvr:n

- You haven'l been to Yangon'

eE:. . . q$"?$.{*tq'c5o:4:rr

a 8oR@:cA cl$E ":"r'-'5

u

,Huve You seen that man?

d8o,?E:4 $Eo:ooc'rI haven't seen that man' (I've never seen that man)

O Sq@r{. . . c'io$E 9:c2:rr (d 8o9S:c8'' o6aloooQ8 *: c'f

Haven'tyou seen that man? (negative question)

( You have alreadY been to Yangon )

( alr e ady co g[e$c q8 co f : eP: o5)

Haven'tyou been to Yangon? (negative question)

eS:. . q$q$,{eeePo5..o:q:cu::rr

eqc.fi..o,or,-,5$o-r:d been s::eqcnosrr arrived o3" reached d- qp;.'c96o?t6$'',

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Where have you been?

eE: o<rSespc,5e gc.ld (o<$ec,p,r5 et-rd)How long have you been in yangon?

el6: <'$q$ espcSeEo^rr o<lSeorc6@:$d r

l've triedmohinga. (l've already tried mohinga)

cl . . ?$.<n6:a1}o::ro:co<.,5rr (e$.cn8:a1}cE . . c$oE:&c8.deaT<J1)

(-6ee4. . . o":EdorcS .?€€-d{qS try +.prdrr Begeper eaten ci&6ef "oo:$p"

{Q sa8gl"S.gcr5a;o:o<$r oc:o:coc,S. . . c<no5ec.noN

Have you tried mohinga?

elE: . . . e$.oE:e'Loo:o:a)cr)r!lr

I haven't tried mohinga.

c'l . . e$.cnE:a'L co::o:c.r,,t (I've never tried mohinga. Sq$cup!:q<io:<Sr)

Haven' t you tried mohinga? (negative question)

g$.o8:a1. . . es)io:n:cuo:l

You've been a monk. (you've already been a monk)

eE: .. o$:@:oo5o:cooSn

Hove you been a monk?

c6: .. o$:@:oc6o:oc're:rr

You haven't been a monk.

elEr . . :o$:@:coo5o::a:n

Haven't you been a monk? (negative question)

eE: . . n$:@:eoc6cr:t>:cu::l

- How longhaveyou been a monk? 4f "$:E:oo5cz:cacSec,.::.6@8")

. . d{o?o"o5noe$ric.roecacn "$6ooc," 4d sa8<J1<r5$.o:o-nl "$6$:$" {o-nepa;6q6 ..

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5. I ltave read this book?a e c o c€ €cr . . sorsroc?o@19:l9lt

Have you read this book?c e c o crereoe! . . 5or)c)ocDocDl9:t9ce":lr

I haven't read this book.

il .. EorqScff eoo5qeo::a:n

I haven't read this book yet. (Yet copi$: eQcoQ.qroS)

Haven't you read this book? (negative question)

oE: . . Er:sa6.8 eoo5qeo:n:cua:tt

He has checked the money. (He's already checked the money)

o . . Ec6aoeq.B o6eao:p:$rr (He has : He's)

Has he checked the money?

o .. Q.,5aoeqcB o6eeo,$t$c.t::n

He ltasn't checked the money. .-

o. . Sc,5aoeqcB oo6eao:eleo:cr:n

Hqsn'l he checked the money? (negative question)

q. . Qc5aoeq.Beo6eo:qeo:n:c\D:rr

ocrro:e$cQoa'l He has 3, He's.E""F-{ He is {coplz He's dde$oqo:oSrr /ras ov::

6"

tt9o8,rD

7.

is or:dcr:c sae$saeg@p$$:gc:oglqo:t$r s'1eo| , . orcn,r5ocrv::e$oQsr"'l . . dSeorrc;c cococ t

:ec8arllcrufcDfcDqc:qc:oe:m:Gfo6l L r

You have got a job.

eE: . , rrcu6q$u

Have you got a job?

e5: rro5e1$cwl,u

(You've already got a job)

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You haven't got ajob.

oE: . . ocoSoq6cJ:J):l

Haven't you got a job? (negative question)

o E : racoS o e1e o: y): olf : l

They ltove bought a house. (They've already bought a house)c;7d. s36(or6cu:) ocS$:$l

Hove they bought a house?

qd sB 6(o$of o<r5$:$ cur: rr

They hoven'l bought a house.

3i4. s35(o"6o3:) eo<$ eleo: o:ir

Ifaven't they bought a.house? (negative question)

oc8, d6(o:6co:) eocSqeo:?coo:l

I have seen this picture many times.

c1 . . SgSoEcrr::c8 @5o$cp:go@$$:$nHove yau seen this picture many times?

er8: . . 8g5g6"a::{ S6o$op:goffi$$:$or:rI haven't seen this picture many times.

c1 . . E 96 o6c,:::cE @6,r$o,p:grerS$ei6o):.D!lHoven't you seen this picture many times.

o6: . . S gSo8cno:c8 S5o$o,prgce@$qca):oD:!or:r

They hcve got a son.

?{.p-r o:6eo::cfq$l

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Have lheY got a son?

"?4.gt oc: o16 e<rncf q$:cv:: n

TheY haven'l got a son'

q4.g, oro Ee<rY:c'5e qG a)! cl:rr

Haven'tthey got a son? (negative question)

q{g" oc:or6ecr:o,t5eqco):nlcut:ll

El,a,qc conversation 466"Q"5' ''

Conversation

Noe Noe

Moe Moe

Noe Noe

Moe Moe

Noe Noe

Moe Moe

Noe Noe

N{oe Moe

Have you got a train ticket to MandalY?

egc o>: qcs): oJ cr5 9 d e1$cvr: rr

No, I haven't.

oqeo:,-r'lcr:n

Have you been there-before?

saq8 q$:cn. . dE{espcSo:oro:rr

Two or three times. And You?

g6G5. . c5:@6ecooc,5eepc69:ocSrr el8:eq:''' ?

Never. By the way, have you got something to eat?

or 6 a1 el o e epc6 g: q: rr s1 $.. . e E : eno:: o 9ca E e a t''1.l cr cuo: n

Sure.Some sweets. Have you got time?

..,1.lo.:5r cr@:oc:rr eE: g: saEtr$q\cuo:n

Sorry. I haven't got time. What for?

eleqo: (o5: g p!:t-'lorcS) I c'l seS1$elqq:n rnc8goil (c'z:q6elcEo;)

: No problem.

e9...,'leo (c8ge;qoht

Soczr:e$:a$:9o "train ticket toMandalay{c'req.qec'Srr 8+ 4t5qrtt"poqSo6u

"trai n t i c ket to go to M andal ai' o!.e$ceEoepeloQ q: n

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e0n..plane ticket to Bangkok

bus ticket to Bagan

: o $ ecrnci agc: 8, ecuocpcucFocS

: o5orScnc:coc6oo5to!. I

o) .. ffi oern euloiecn d oleq,c{ nic$r5{s[o Edtl'c.

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c'1 oreo:|eerac8eo:c.::n (passed $.e$:)4 \ C€ rccl o)Go:ocs,)cls:lgll

s)Ge. . eJ.;cS.Gto5c8.G'8" (8, = finished / agc,5. . $1o5 = cooking)

q4. .14"g.co:cacSn (""a.-4 seen / met o:o'i)

ocB c'lcBoeor co:l6e c::co:uI t . L o. llu ll

eE:. . ors?6.Beoeq$c,n:rr (Sp"%. = found)

c1. . o,:E6{,go3eeq.ecc::o:rr

cl. . coc69o5e1$' (qB : got)

c'.l. . oc$oo5oqco:q:'r

e6: ., cocr5odel$cuc:r

Answers

l. I haven't passed the exam.

2. I have passed the exam.

3. Mother has finished cooking.

4. They have seen me.

5. They haven't seen me.

6. Have you found the book?

7. I haven't found the book.

8. I have got the ticket.

9. I haven't got the ticket.

10. Have you got the ticket?

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Polite expression

(urf ery dde gar enn :e$r $E:)

.lpeor6c3Seg,grooc:e$<ro co.:co:;o$:o$:eo? o.p6clo.: Ssaa$:o o8:$co:,or:eq

cd m o o5 e1q crS e sn 6 co o5.r o o g!: eo: c8 c'5 c.rco'l rr

Would, Could

o*t*$€ would i. could 44 -{,$1B: o<-'5c'Socrrc:eQ:coo5r o<rScSegepo o:o.-rSdc':o

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Would you like to buy a ticket?

cocr5o o5 c.:6e mE o,rS aiE r11 ocur: n

Would you like to take a rest?

sagr:oatrEo1)oo:::rr

$/ould you like to take a walk?

cu 6: e o3:c6 co cr5 atr I dl er co-r: rr

Wouldyoulike to go to Mandalay ?

egcor: rB a;o: qE cr:locur: n

Would you like to open the window?n c 4 c c calgfio)c : Go icD 99 3Jc o r cJorr): il

f c t0 tB

q 60n $ajcslurEtlc".".

S,rould you mind if I leave?ccoo

cA + € crj1.\3D; cD 6i[:q (rr ] j I

Would you mind ifl tum on the radio?€o coceicu?gto?ePc$?:i!

Wcruld you mirrcl if I srnokel,'

e so:t8E e alo.6ct9 oo nr: rr

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A+. Would you mind if I stay with you?

a E q:: $.cu e g,-8"e1() crr: il

Would you mind if I sit?

dEcSqoo:::rr

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Would you mind my smoking?

Would you mind my staying with you?

Sbuld you mind my sitting?

oc c o€ €o:cD o €eDcDcuPqectJ1: I

C\ Ooc:*g)cDGf o)6l(Jo)t:I

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Do you mind if I leave?

Do you mind if I turn on the radio?

Do you mind if I smoke?

Do you mind if I stay wiih you?

Do you mind if I sit?

(Would you mind ?,-"+. sa8gl,-$qq,r16n slec'Q would you mind o:c.:cEecnc€:o<l5)

If you don't mind {op: I would ril<e { 3n3spo'rur.""

If you don't rnind, I'd like to leave?

8 d e fl 'q: { q5 q; $ eo:E ag:: <.,1 qe o (q1 $ e c':'5 a;:: cS"eyi $ or: )

if you don't mind, I'd like to turn on the radio?

I <'5 ",qq: { qE. . e q8,r! g €

"1 qe o ( e e18 <,8 g I c3" q"l D c'r", )

If you don't mind, I'd like to smoke?

8o5 o qq: { 6lE " . e eo,c8 5 e cr.6.r11 qe o (e ao, cS 6 eoo.Sc8 e1,r'1o coc,)

If you don't mind, i'd like to stay with you'7

8o5 o fi q: { s16. . a6 q:: $.seo e E..l1 qeo (a€ op: }.oor e g cS <1o ort)

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5. Ifyou don't mind, I'd like to sit?

Ede$n:{q8. . . {E,J)e1eo ({Eqqoco",

(I'd like: I would like) . . 8S6"if"e'Etd--4+'4.epr'-'5n

,ui.liem;,sm.1E8:a;6r1[ wouto you mind \e$rolf r

Would you mind driving to school?

ecng c $1$:. . . e cop E: cE cm: $. 8.e c'': o1 rr (c'r: eel:8 t $: ?.4 o3""E $ i)Would you mind checking the engine?

ecope$1$: . . sa8ol8{@ $oo6e aot e"tc'1)rr

'*buld you mind getting me to the pagoda?

ecryp$1$:. . . orsp:cB6.ec,:cilrr (getting sao':: taking q:o$:qo:cS)

Would you mind not talking here?

ecq:e$1$: . . . Senoctr:ee$rt'11$.u

Would you mind not reading the le tter?

ecq:p$1$: - . oo{ode@E!"i$,'

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n5a,a,q""fiyurfietluldm'oernq'rFrJ6ltcouta{spn5rryru:r

Could you tell me Your address?

ecnpe$1S: . . a8qr:\c85orc8e$c$<''11'r

Could you call back me, Please?

ecnpg$fi: . .,1$:$$aoc5"1r

Could you tell him to wait?

eoofeE<.,i1o3 . . . ocEe$Pec,:,J1rr

Could you tell him not to wait?

eoofoeqS,. . . ocBe$:er-':o11rr

Could you tell him not to cofie to the office?

g:{ccuaQ.. . . q,{e[!re"'"1rr

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{cS{EcnE6$Eo:cSco8o3....(ec:aperroSs>eco:ogc,5oear$)oo5or.SScoczfe,.l,olr,:cur:. . . d$:eo:cD e or3$r.B Tag Question cSedlo<$r ocB Auxiliaries eq$.<)ee:qor<$

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l. You're from Yangon, aren't you?

o6: q$cn$,n".ndo,coorrr (q$q$- coEo3eer:o:c)

314@dn?c8qE e"r5"r(. . , . .).l"qli..f"d? are cB [email protected],Srr are s6

?.d-. . . o6a"'>: negative $6$: not "legelocSrr

eErc6o6ojp@€{c,5. . .

You're not from Yangon, are you?

oE:. . e1$or$ore..,:c6 cr: egE r, (q$q $- ooo5 o::co8 o3,eo:o:c)

89r.atreo:2 . . not cD eo 8E:cBe epdo>:$rr ocSc8$6$6 not or6@6o'1cl eo:3$:

$SorcSrr

2. He's your friend, isn'lhe?

o. . . o8:\occSal8:o.rc6n:cD?:l

He's not your friend, is he?

o er8:\oc..;SetrE: eoo5cr:eg5rr (not o:6$6<io:c{ c:cE$y.il)

You can speak English, con't you?

o6: s?5c35ocrr:e$ro:doro5 scno5 :o:cuo:rr

You can't speak English, can you?

eE: s?.1c.36ocrr: e$roro5 cr:e gSrr

You7/ leave forMaymyo, won'l you?

"E: e"$1.{ gr: eno.>o5o:c: rr

You won't leave for Maymyo, will you?

oE:' ec$; .^3ooc:ct::eg5rr

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They live in Yangon, don't rhey?occ-c

ac?. q+c?+ ?rcf lgo)l ecDcD n:co.: rr

They don't live in Yangon, do they?

qd" q$ q $ groe.1@ o:eg5rr

(live {. . sa"n$,lro,rlQ verb ... ocrrr:o>:G%{q8 do, does, did co$e,r: qor,$)

We should see the teacher, sltouldn't we?

"1.8" - eB€ eq.oEorc5o<nc8cv>:rr

We shouldn'l see the teacher, should we?

c1c8. ao eB{oeg.oE :ot e g5u

s"leqcn q e g: ecw:c6,) Ee o,o: .>5 n sa oo:o: e$c $eq":1f @ pi"1 n

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8sra$to: What ,

".t",*r"q$. eo:3$:e,:6c8

tlAung tdein'J(yow

Wh Questions

Where, When , Who , Whom

o8,$"cSu Socrr:o::eq$. eo:eod

, Which $. How....Scic / \ c n\ \. . 32al: (JJ ?t qc:$?o?

A uxi I iaries eo,ilel e,r:o36,or,$'r--- --6- j L'I

What's that?

eDs'lc.r"cbil

What's your name?c co .r'

faoPaDoJoJGar c)o)il

What's your father?ccc\

e c::nGo arJ?o)()cu()a)o) ilL!

What's so funny?

rrc$6cSe1c,5orro-\u

What's up.

What's going on?

What's rvrorrg?

tnot ?(What i. iu 4 eolE:p: "What's" c3- or6oorp!tcg.5qo,-S)

4"

5.

6.

(What $.eorqE mcuSm{E .Beo:o':)

:no$6or:o3rr

::o$6e Eo:rdn

rn$6orcoi / c"r$6o8"o;il

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7. What's wrong with you?

8. What are you doing?

9. What can I do?

10. What can I do fbr you?

sno6ec,:88 ooi.S". . rG$ i.'

11. What can I do with a little moneY?

86 e6f d:f d:eo::$.. . cbrcorSo3qcnd rr

12. What can I say?

cl .. oe$o$Egr.) / oeprc8e'lorojn

13. What would you like to eat?

ocq>:oo) (o:o:e:co8 atrE <-,1 od)14. What should I do?

cl . . crcoSq6ecnc8:eo5rr (or@:ocoo sa@eo:c8,oro)

15. What should I say?

c1. . -r,: e$r "1e18

ecrn8 : o oi rr (o cS oi e Sr qo oi )

16. What shall we do?

c1c8" . . o:q6@qEecrr:E:ooi

17. Whatwill happen?

18. What might happen to you?

19. What does your father do?

(eE: .. o-'$6c8"d)

(o6:. . oorSeEoroi)

("1 . . -ot6.8Epo; / clcr?o?6c8".19"d)

(rrc qpQqooi f e,€z v>qc$crrooSeo:e1eoi)

(4d48 "qp"

. . or$c: oeq<riec.,18:$: doio'r)

rr:$6octroin (o$6e o:orc4.F-)oE:. . :a:$6cuoEEooil

oE:gaeo rrccu8ooirr (What's your father? i.rl"?"?d)

20. What do you want?

eE: cr:c8atrEodrr (orsac8E"ro) / rr:.8gEod)

2l . What do you want to know? oE: orc3a;8o-noirr

22. What do you want to say? ore$ra1Ec8oin

23. What job do you wat.rt? ocSc8sacuStril:{oialEoro)u

24. What do you want the money for? r>s>orfi Qc6aooial8oroirr

25. What do you want to see me for? crr.8q$ ilcBeca q8ol?dil

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26. What do you think?

21. What do you think of me

oE: crc$c8oer.nqooirr

c.loi ocS{$6ooir(- 5

e t 4. . :o cS cS o e :r:o qo cS e o: e sa Ji,{p e,r c2: o,f )28. What do you think of Myanmar people?

$ $ c,'rcu erft:eq cB o,$o8$E ooi rr

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coccSeore o-rEe or5op:ep:epe go@r:<lorcSrr clerp:epc8gc:ecu;!cr:def . . .what? (o:d)' ' oseo:@orcsil 3'1. . G$o"cseor:p:e[n@ororr ggao:sDs$:cagE:c,rosrr

oe.tr8::.::'r d8saor,So3eEool. . ,

Sonl' (dicoo5c36s>c::)

Pardon / Pardon, please / lbegyour pardon

( s'icn sa e o {cn $ eq epocr 8 $: o: p ecq: d o e rrr o.-r5 e sp c6o: c_rS)

oui€? "". n) ?J

Where's your job? (Where is your job?)

oE: oorScn crcscnoirr

Where's the toilet?

d6o:. . ocSo:oirr

Where's the nearest phone?

sa$: ao:orcr5c'So $: o<-r5o: Eod rr

Where's the manager?

er$e gopoo5cnojrr

Where arc you from?

oE: :o,-'Scn coroirr (ocS$1.or oi / 3"cS $

6 6 cno))

Where are you staying now?

1. . cro5crorE!:e9o::dr

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7.

8.

Where are you going? (o<$qr:ecE".oi)

Where do you live? (Where d'you live?)

o8: . . ocSoegcorcirr

90]w

15.

ocm:e$rQsael oco$rrc:$f Ilelping Verbs (saqffio:c)eq$6Q is, am, are,

9.

10.

11.

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t4.

do, can, will.....oopQ. . "tr€. . .%4 eoTcu.Ee s:rr8ra::ocod:qcr:eg5n s-rorlco,$Sireor:

eorcS<) q.5qo:.,S'l

Where did you come from?

o6: o,rS.nc,rc 5,:oro) rr

Where did you meet him?

rr.8 trcSor"o: 5cr:roirrr! L J O..

Where can I meet you?

cl . . €€:c8:>c'5eqpoceq"8"qooi (c%.$Eoc.i)

Where rvould you like to stay?

r:,-S oc e I atrE.rncr\ (cr c-$ ono 3j: 3 a;€ ord)Where shall we meet again?

cld.. . . ep.6orE@5 o.Spn@q€ecrrE:ocirr

Where should I work?

il. . roSoa :r?o:6or6q8 ecn:6:ccirr

Where can i get ajob?

il. . :oc$,r:saa;6 q38,;olrr

c'l eqoS q o i;e c,:ro5 J G o:cD: cD, u l:D il)a:cD. " 4r)5 48., Fd: eo;.''"r 6,il ',

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1. Why are you late?

2. Why is he smiling?

3. Why are you in a hurry?

oc$6oi. ocutrEoc8$6efot d (-G6c8" qrcpod $E ego,:d)4. Why don't you come? oE: cro$6c8ocuocr:cojn

5. Why don't you wait at the pagoda?

--86q. . ?q):yr ereo8cocolrr

6. Why can't you do?

<l E :. . r,:$6c3 oor 6 I E elooi (rrr$6c8"e o?5 $

S c.,ro))

7. Why couldn't you give him up?

-"@:€. . n4"g$.g.6$Ee.1eno)rr (E'id cBgc{ past tense oeqg.eh-)8. Why wouldn't you like tea?

--EEq o.5 "cf qEiere orcScDoo) n

o 6 :. . cr:$6c8-e grcf cqc.:coi rr

' 3R oc$6cSlgpegorrdn

q$r'qoj

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Why 4 not $.Q$: "ot3$r.o,.8"q-,r5,,Llthy not rain in the rainy season?

r,:$6"i:" . F,Vc3gt 8:o gpcocolrr

llthy not you wait ror me'/

ef :. . od 5 o3-dJ {' ".e oc E E E .l?"d'r (e o: i cr"}cu:: cS { { *)

Why not you see,the doctor?

ec9U)8jnr

o E : " . . :,:; p 6 c3. "o

<p o $ cB o $ o-,c oi rr ( :o ep o $ cE G,jl or, : cS"{ o? o, )

Why $.eo:Q e o: e$:eo:,f What ... for $.deo:8 E orcrsrr

Why are you late? {llhot are you latefor?)e,,E: c:r$ 6c8e g:o5catrc'rcd l

Why is the baby crying? (lthat is the baby cryingfrtr?)cDGcD:. . rrc$Ec88 e gorcc')u

Why do you want money? (ll/hat do you want moneyrfar?)

-dE. . 8c'5 aoo3 a;E oroi rr (occu58 8cf :oc8 a;3 o-no;)

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w When / llthat time

cruloal/ ouior{$.".?

1. When are You free?

clE. . oo5sa51$rn:ooi (oo5eor2oc:ooi)

e,.l. '..oq6egeErr::o"-S{18' " '

I'm free on SundaY.

Whencn.. o.So5tr$ / o'-Ssaa1" " ? dorc{e$oalEororr

What time. . . d)est 8.$:dcqcnsa8l$468"o' (o'S969c81d-tiL'"'il)

2.

c'l. . . org5es.E,lcrrr,or,-Su "'1.8. . 8$:dtqes^'c8to:3$'to'atrEqE" 8c8eet:qort-Srr

What time are You free on SundaY?

. or 15eg e g.rn . . . ocS "a

Str$ vn: c:o) r' (Q$:ddco6nleo:or)

I'm free at about nine'

c'1. . {: gc {eo::o5 oc sao: o <-S il (31 4 qE q E' d o1 3c: $)

When willYou meet him?

o5 :. . o,-'5 s, 8tr $(o,-,5 eot) a;cB a;o: e q.or oi n

What tiine will you meet him? (Q$' ddq'qeo:cr::)

When can I see You?

c'1. . eE:{ o,rSsa 3;$(o,Secn2)eq.c8 qeo) n

What time can I see You tomorrow?

. t dE $ g". . oE,.8 o.-S s? 31 $(o'$ q 6 9r Q)o eq.c8 qo o) rr

When shall rve leave for KYeintali?

.1d"9.rec3d o.-S sz 5g $(o.S eo4)'go:@ coo) "L. s ! e'.

What time shall rve leave home?

c'1oi." . o.''S s, 51 $ ( o.S s 6 9r fl)'n d 6 oq'S S qE "on 6: o d rr

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5. Whenfshould I ring him?

d. . qc8 o <-$ eor2 ( o <-S sa { $ h $: aoo5 qS e crrc8 :e oi il

What time should I ring him this evening?

8 g e g ocS sa Str $( oo5 s 6 9r il g, .i4 t $, eo cf e1E ecrr:E: <;oi n

V. WE;] ouiu..o'?L

3.

Who are you? o8:co<$oo.)n

Who's your father? (Who is cBeolE:$: who's ...cr:6o.)%do1)

o6:s)eo3),.-Sooil

Who's talking to the sales girl?

s>e ep8:ore spe ecu:$. ocnc:e$:e gcmoc$oojrr

Who's calling, please?

a. . o$:oc,5e1o^r: o:t$ ocild rr

Who's speaking, please?

a. . ocrn:epeEcrrcocl5 o<-,1)drr

Who's in the room?

saa$:cdcn ooSq>Eod (*a$:cdco cr<-Soo))

Who's waiting for me?

d{"-f "go^'rotrSoo) (oc$odcBeo:iegond)Who's there?rO c oy)3(J? 3DO)3)6CJCDil

Who's in Japan?

olo$9: grc$oEo:oin (q"$gr cr,-,5ciqo?.d)

Who locked the door?

oal:o3 oo5oe o?ao5?,c:or:o)r (o:a'Ie oceoSon o<-,5a2d)

Who turned on the light?

-de E:gi3o:onoiu (8,g€y:o::oo5-o:o,i)

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Who can separate us?

c1{.{ o,SqiSEeco}n

Who can speak English?

14.

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1.

2.

4.

5.

6.

7.

o.r5 o ga 6c85 ocrr:: e$oo,.'S oo) rr

Who will come with us?

cld"+.o,-'S.Ro?c6s:oi rr (o'$ qcl{.$.{d gtt})

Who should take the responsibility?

cr.$oo'lo$.rof ooirr

VI. Wil ouSq{."."?

Whom do you want to see?

oE:. " cr..r5ode%.eJEcE"o)rr (Whom vaoc: Who i.ec:c8qort-S)

Who do you want to see? (8ofe?:deqn:oco8oicSi)

3.

Whom / Who do You want to sPeak?

o <-,5 o $.ocnr: eP ag8 o3oJ I (ocnr: e$c a1E o oJ)

Whom / Who are You waiting for?

o,-r5o{earrEeloroirr

Whom / Who do You like?

-"S+,4 oeo:cntro:rolrr

Whom / Who is the letter for?

I mco :r,-S cr s'agc,5d rr

To whom / who did you send that letter?

b8o:. . . o.,'53i${Ec8c6o^rroirr

From whom / who is this letter?

8q: c),-Sf)Scnoao)n

( Whom / who is this lefter from? {q8cug!:'1o'-S)

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Wh t"h 1wi,n t nuSop..""" ?

Which is your book?

c E: \o: q6cn cocS "'rd rr ( sa elp: cdcn e g a;.r5 d o e or oip)

Which one is your brother?

e€: sr6.8.n odoco) / "Et o6cBoc',osc',6eo:rc,5.)fl

Which one is your book?

oE: ooq8cncao5trrrci (one cn -?64. . {,-,Soo:Qo<-,5)

"One" c": oc$saepoglogp!:i "Rd,qg"$"{. . . sacprn:o:{. . {.r5oc:$1c8"qoxS'r

Which one do you prefer?

o,-$.noc{ o 6: 8$: ar e rrccn; ccd ri (pre fer "o

q $ Etd g 6 o.,5 o nc8 e$co::)

Which one would you like to buy?

coccaD(l(')tcDo(D aJc crtcu ll

goflm

5.

6.

VIII. ary;1 od+."/'$*?ocosa8gl)crScnesn

*cacSo3'. . . c;r:co:QcBg6qcDJco? "rr:|c,:lor<S r c;o.:c.r.rS". . d--$$ep:o5rr

FIow are you? eEecrrS:\o::rr

How are you doing? eqecrrr8:\or:

Horv are you getting on?

e I ecrr:E: \co::o3 e o: o:rcildr

Flow's your father? (How is q€g:€g.q8 tr-Iow's $6qroo5)oE: sae<le1 ecrrc6: \cor: u

How's everl'thing with you?

y) oo s> 6p €p v, eo 6 ep \.o-'r: rr ( sa e [J sa e g sz:: ni: cB $t 6 $ : e o: o::)

Flow's your business?

sao6 s:{E sa aoE eQ,lpo-n: r,

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How old are you? (What's your age?)c c c co€ \oc: 5D e)ct) J)(DGo:r)cD6:)lq cD[

saoqo5Qsaa'l odcoc:ollrr "e.oc8. . {r. . -. . q"oQo6c.7:E}$ saoelqc'Se1o:rr

old \ saao:od$AO d gao. . *s' c5cnc egrcSco "are" cB cn:qo:or.-Srr c1e@rf are {

"gac"c8gacSeq.,5qcrtrr us + gt) = s1" cSsaoqcr5"lor,r5rr "e.tt:E. . 4,. . "1. . <u" d.'18qprr

c'l eod " 3'l"d d s?.i cB 3 E 0E G6 sa o oq cr5 qor: rr o cicilor <$ d geo:<) n

How old ;, you, futl.rZ

crE: gae<.o grocf g)deoJ"c'5 ffi oiri

86,i,o How + adj : ieo:QQ6r How e qr.6cn.

@1.6ocEe uoSqocSrr

How big is it?

or,-Seo>c,5@:cr: r>o) rr

How high is the Shwedagon Pagoda?

egd6n ep:. . gcf ecrr5ec.>.6$ i -d r,

How far is it?

cr<-rSeo:co5eo:ooirr

How far is your house from here?c o oc e c c \

oc:cD g)our. . ScDaD(I)Gcuf cD Go: tr)oJ I

How far is the port from there? \\d Scoeg$, . oe gi:d5c8 cr<-r5eoccr5eo,

"ro) u

\,

eor$"ao:Q g:eEeoo g(adj ) o:6q:Q$:

How wide is the lake?

e qcn $ co cr.-r5 e cvr c,5 cq c$ o oi rr

How many do you want?ccoc

3) ().) c cur cD oP: oJr: cD oJ c'-D cD il

(rvide = co;cSeor)

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8$d6:eo:cgcDeo:2 sa8,)<rSo,$cr,. . e.rl, o:Beasae@E: (goen. . -?64 r ec.::..c8J e$r e g el8 :. . e cr: o sa 8 g'1<-$ eoTq E cuoo.-,S rr o <r5 s 6 e op a;6 ooi do_nefp'How many kids do you have?

cneo: ooSs6eo:rc'5 Eooirr (kid : cneco:)

How many countries have you been?

o<-Ss6866e gcf o:ocJrr (c6pc6E:Ed)

How long have you been waiting?

e oc E e I orr :t: <-S e crn c6@$ oi n

How many times have you phoned?

o$: aoc,So,c ar,-$* 6G 6 q$oirr (ocSs 6@5 4*e How oft en .. o:cgdqooS)How can I help you?

c,'1. . o6:cB o<-Soio:pi qt-,11odn

How can I believe you?

cl. . e8:o3::d{eqgro)u

How can I understand you?

cl. . c,'6:d orcSo3qr:cu$<.1elco} l

Howcan I get ajob?

cl. . 3rcso?f d: $.sao5 s18E eolri

How dare you say!

oE:. . e$roeQrqcfocSrr

How dare you do!

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How can we solve the problem?

oSocuSqcf o:,-r5rr

c1o3,. . 3",,5{ 9 $: $$o:9o{ e$o6:SE u:oj r

Hor.v do you come?

o € : rrr $.cur c.rr oi rr (o cS c8cocor oj)

How did you become a driver?

oo5c8q5$: oE:. . . crr::eeo6:e>qn:$6cu:ordn

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29.

30.

31.

32.

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How did you get married?

o,-$oi q6$: d 6ecoc€ cn1 qo:crnoi rI

How do you earn your living?

ql8: :.rco6o: oci n (oco: 6$: sa ocf e g:o6:ecop8 :$1ooi)

How much did you pay?

"cc\\J) u)GCu1)ct)GO: a q3JC\) ll

, (o,rSor:dc, gE!:or6a \or $ 8:cB erl:o-rr rr E 4 " E V"jf g. gi ve o:cSo q:r:)

How much do you know English?

oE r s?bc€ 6 o'r cr<-,S eoccct5o do!.o; ri

Horv well do you know English?

oE: gaScESoo:.r,-,5eo:o.,5,:odo3.oirr (8.+eg" know cE "a3or.S'c,3 c-":o:oQ$qq:)

How much do you know about that man?\e re - c

,;€:cr,-$e..:ccr5c3c8currs?3olg:srctg"c!.. t

Ilow much money do you v"ant?

"E:. . Qci ao o ctS eoncr5 e;::,rgr:c'3atrE oo3 n

ffi qd'm;dern I oleqr{o8t$$t,t*& tl'c c,"

8(Umrca6: {t ),u, Ivc. el8;mooT6oolrr {e8:srcoSco::ro})

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e E: ;p offi 1e6

s6: s? €Dr s2 e :.')rcr5co g:':c) rr (v>ffi 1d q: = favourite)

oodcrrrc.::oin

,:noir*s6org{o:rr-"rojr (sa g6ore " essence)

o1 6[]E : ec g: S c'vr :rD03 rr

e* eo:$€:\e.1:d g:cn $:rcorr

"$.-E:a1a3cr:r,,rdo3,-t."Jitdri (sae1$.>r: f n r*o\c.,rs: 7' *rn6cu::., So.ndeorc:n)

o E r d. E 6 6 cr, . cp'S gc': sr *p sz e g ::'r.r5 o3 I :-'c') rr

cJ ca q c6 "' c a t rv:c.J6 e,..':T 3 e',o,r-\ lr ( ::rcu$ e c':.9 E o oi)

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eE:. . d6eco:E$F?dqE. . or$6go:er:Sc8coEooin

SoeogncB. . oE:o,SoipEooin

er6:. . rr:$Ecicrdn

cE:.. rl>@r:eloolir

er6: {o: cf e o:E c8. . cb,:q 6 qgto) (rroqScE qo oi)

e t : ga or ct5. . c'l c.r: co 6 e t-t : qqE e crrc E : c oi n

c'ld.. . ego5oe. . oroc:@<1Eecrrr6:ooln

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l. What do you do? (What's your job / What's your occupation?)

2- why do you come to Myanmar? (what's your intention to Myanmar?)

3. What's your favourite food?

4. What's life?

5. What's the essence of life?

6. What's love?

1. What's after death? (What comes after death?)

8. What's mohinga like?

.9. What's the weather like in your country?

i0. What can you do for me?

I l. What will happen if you get married?

12. What do you think will happen if you get manied?

13. What do you think of parents'devotion?

14. What can you see?

i5. What can you hear?

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t6.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

What can I do with your Present?

What should I do for you?

What shall we have (eat) for lunch?

What time shall we me6t tomorrow?

What will you eat this evening?

What's the most important in life?

eqo{{ai,0)

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8 { o "Sor $t"o e epcS( })olr oi rr

q oi.. . ca,-S e o rr( or,$ s> 31 $ ) o co cf

" o5 e

"pE : ec cJ rr

,6:. . o.-'5eor?d6$$cncJrr

"R4.-86.8 ., o c'5 e,,.rE : e,jlend8 e

E @ o:r d rr

q4.-B5"8, $6e9@onoirI (eq6sc58c8$6e9@o:coi)

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"E: r,c$6cE sa cu 6 er o6 e o:o>co) rr

q4.-86.8" a? e eeo?6€9@o:cd rr

c1. . or$6q dSooScBcucio5oEo:coin

"E:. . o:$6o!. o{egai,f of o:roirr

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1. When rvill you leave abroad?

2. When did you get here?

3. When will they sell the tickets?

4. When rvillyou return home / go back home?

5. Why are they sitting on the platfonn?

6. Why are theY keePing quiet?

7 . Why do you want to see me? (see saoc: meet :'2:c'3qor .''5)

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9.

10.

ll.

Why don't you work yet? (yet co$eo:el sa8g1.-,Se,.,Tor.S)

Why are they making noise?

Why shouldn't I accept that job?

Why should you choose him?

sqm;6air (q)

(llho / Il/hom)

o. oral}o<ncrcSofiooiu

oE:$.oc,:r:epeqQ o,7@:cn :r<-rSooirr

rr.S o8t g| -: )o:co) n (8:{ o,S c; gi cor )c.rro})

oo5qsaqEor:qEecrr:6:eoirr (Should i."8"1)c o c eoc

oc:cDJ)oJ f,)cDe6ce2c\)ila e o (' O C .O O C

c I 30cD J)(I) a)ocD aoocucD o)2c\) ll

ol *"@S,4'-Si--S:e$cegorooirr (gossip : saor6:e$ooE)

oE:. . crcSoieo ar8c8e)lrLl. O.{ L.

oE:. . r:c'S o $.ocrn:e$oa;EcEdrr

,Er. . ocS c-. f 8p: o e r:ecnlcacd. . eco8eelc8cBcor:. . eg:E egr8.8c.r::l

oE:. . o:.-S o-.8 sao:6o:6eoatrE ooir

Answers

l. Who's at the door?

2. Who's the man talking with you? (speaking dqEcug!:qoroS)

3" Who left the light on? (light { s ..e,-,1)E:coE!:qor,-,5)

4. . Who should go first?

5. Who can help you?

6. Who sent me the money? (Who sent the money to me?)

l. Who's gossiping about me?

8. Who / Whorn do you want to see? (Who / Whom s61ocu:o$ocS)

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9.

10.

11.

Who / Whom do You want to sPeak?

Who / Whom do you prefer, Mg Mg or Naung Naung?

Who / Whom do You want to work?

sqmJ{a+ 0)(How)

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3.

coc,5oc,5s1pie ep. . . ? (cocf ,"6qdtq'' " eoct6ocv::)

o.rSoio26$:. . o6:oreel:Ies>o8SE o.oir

cl. . or,-'Sc,? 4i$o5 qE ecrrE:ooi rr

o8:c.l{. . 1ge.r,9e'r:qc6ct.-tSu

eE: o.f :r,Ss6@6$89:oolrr

ewl{a$ (r)

(llhich)

3. c8:\{E6cno<-Scrcdn (:oo5tt'ccnel8t\4Eid)

J. oE: o.-,Sqcoc:cB8:qr:drr

?. q$q$i. ogcco:. . . oo5$;{oeocntrooirr

9. o,-Sr^n{ o.$a;Eo:co}. ' ' qa12!o:: r q6o:c:n

l. _ :o.-S.tccn (o,Sszepcn) E$:o<''oolrr

Answers

1. Which is your seat? (Which one is your seat?)

2. Which train would you like to take?

(do ygu want o:o3epc'| would you like ecoco5oecr':E:o:)

3. Which city do you like, Yangon or Mandalay?

4. Which one would you like to buy, longyi or shirt?

5. Which is more beautiful?

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cld. . s:op!: sa eot{ o.-So!o@ qE ecr,c8: ooi rr

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Answers

l. How about tea?

2. How can you pass the examination?

3. How should I decide?

4. How dare you trouble mel (How dare you give me trouble!)

' 5. How many times have you seen him? (How often have you seen him?)

6. tlow did you learn spoken English? (English speaking {oo$:qort.:S)

7. How did ycu open the door?

8. How should I start to talk to him? (to .-.s61o,$5eqo^'rcBoooo8oel$)

9. How can I start the engine? (oc68:o:c{ start <)c5:tJ1)

10. How should we start the meeting?

Ssaa$:cr:eorco::Q eo:3$:ocrr::o:e% (Question Words) o1lQ oo:o:eQoa$: Conversa-

tion o16aeo: "<S

rr eqcuo@ p!,.,11rr

Conversatiort

Toe Toe : How are you, Moe Moe?

eEecrrc8:\.oc: 8:8:rr

Moe Moe

Toe Toe

: I'm fine, thank you. And you?

e.rr:E:trlcr.:5i ecq:e oldr e6:e g. . . ? (e georS: \cu::)

: Fine thanks. Where are you going?

e E errc E :o'1o:,:Sr ecn;: c.: dr o E : ct cS qo: e o3oi n

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Moe Moe

Toe Toe

Moe Moe

: Station. But I think I'm late.

cr cor 6rcB rr sl e o Q C. . e go.,5"n1. I $ $.or or c.'5 ll

: What can I do for you?

il. . rrrcoSeo: eloc') r'

: Thank you. But you can't help me.

. -y o or E rl or.-S rr sl e,-t d o E :.n $ oS o q<-,'1 o: rr

C 8r8flm4mq-

Sc8eer:3$:o.m,y".ai...vac8ecnccieo:o3qct:ceco:eqcEoc8co,l:c8c,5....rr

- What for? .....l...nrsaq,fd (rrrc8goi)

- When for? .........ocSeor2oi (ooS*{$saqc6oi)

- To whom? ......... 'rd?.{oi (crcsqd{.))- From rvhom?t...... cr,r5etscnoi

- Why not? ..........., o2$6c3"o$6qg"d (c"r$6c3"ocu5e1c,'ro})

(Why not {. . qo5or.Sc3. . gaeco:grq.6e$rQsaal$.r co6.-,lor:. . c3. . sreo::s>gc6epca18

Qszelle qerdo:or.S)

dSc8e$odsaa1l. . gzocBrrc,S.f $: .o:teo:gc6gc,5e pqo:o5rr e e,3$t-"g$.e o:a1E

.l8"ore. . "or3$,$.q.-E

"not" 4s"c>E€E: (rising intonation $) epqocSr

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Have to / Need / Necessary /Want / Dare

w;4 @r,dti,,$l

{q€ have to $.e$rqor,Srr have to cor must $.eor5

tw'q,t@dd.,'fit. l've to help my parents.

c1. . . Eoeqdq€rq"fl-o5n (cn$<1ocS)

1?ap:cD. . ?6:cE".?do,,,{pr,,,o5o::rr 8E\.aogsa<1cnplQoer,ccrjp I $. have c8ec,lt:$:

c8e$cegrcSrr eo:g$:eo:a;Eq68o?. . . .

Do I huve lo help my parents?

c.)8 oeqcB. . "1"?d$.{ -coc:rr (cnE$elelroc:)

I don't have to help my parents.

d 8oeqc8. . c'1cn$oepoc,3cr:rr

Don't I ltove lo help my parents?

c'18 oeqc8. . clor pio epoc8 3):c\y): r (o o: p!qo: cur:)

I've

(Uni/ Ziun

Eerm,ryeorrm . ri.'$f nE glu5adqarffi r. erm :ep e'elrp p a3r5oor' o6oru5r

-5ee4. . . coSrepEo,:S.ce c c

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2. He has to take care of his children?

3r cD?. . o ilcn eco: eq.8 eooE e e,c c,5 qctcS rr (eoo f e g:t'5 Q"on " $ flo "S)

He deor2 have $.oqcp: has o:qooSrr

Does he have to take care of his children?

cJ o7). . ar.n eor: eq cB e ol i e,q:.r5 qgoco'r: n (e cn8 e 5p t6 Qoi a' or: )

He doesn't have to take care of his children.

a). . a)cD GcD: eq.B eocf e er:cf $.oc8 c'(doesn't $.{qE have. . . q:qor<-,S)

Doesn't he huve to take care of his children?

ocn eo::eqc8. . "Rq€t"PecEcr:c.Y:t

u

Youtve to save money.

sE:. . . Edo?996cl,-'5 (Qda5g$c.?cnos)

Do you have to save money?

oE:. . EcSaooS,o3ocur;rr (8.5:ngq*ncur,)

You don't have to save mon€)t

.l5r. . E.6aog8oc8:::n (go<p.oio:)

Don't you have to save moneY?

e8r..8c,5aooEeJ--e::c.:otrr(ooepeloS,p:ru::)

l've to talk to him.

c'1. . . arc{ocor:e[jr8,Eor,t9',

I don't huve to talk to hinr.

C. . oc8o"zr:e$r"spo&:::!l

f)ol've /o talk to him?

dl. . on{ o or:: esro ep $er..-rr: rr (o,r::: e$r €i!i" cua:)

Don't I ltsve to talk to hirn'?

il. . a:do.rr-,,e1!:o q:oc.3 t:,co:, rr

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5. We've to wait until the teacher come.

o gpocurelatrE:. . cl{.eoo{ qocSl

Do we hove to wait until the teacher come?

ao"peo::eq6:. . cldeoof q.ncw>:n

We don't have to wait untilthe teacher come?

aogpeocoa;E: . " . c'ldeq:f oep.roQo:n

Don't we have to wait until the teacher come?

aocperc.ne ai8:. . c1o3,eo:f o epeo3 z::or:r

They have lo sell the house.

od.. . sS6eep8:qel.$u (egE:e$E".-'S)

Do they hsve to sell the house?

oo3. . s35esp6: e1<'':coc, (e g8:9$69ocuo:)

They don't have to sell the house.o oc c o

ocD,. . 3)ec 6lPc:o<Peo) J):lr

Don't they have to sell the house?o oc c oa)o). . srroc6Pc:o6Peo) J):crJ":ll

6.

a...E,q{'i',e,td@drt'fc

6nlmJqaqr

€ oc o-c n .ls)ocDocDL9tcl9ooilr

c. c1d69ce9qecS (e99$6elcS) ....... stay

....... learn

........ take the exam

........ go in time

........ resign

........ work hard

........ stop smoking

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oE: o5c85o.rrr:e$coEc$6elc8 (crEQo?o"rrs)

saq6 qQcaqc,5. . c'lo3.meel:$e$qel<r5 GBQ.{-C)..14.- 3l$ I glc$6e,cS ( g"' Q{-"S)osaco6coqc6g$6el ,-'Su

q4.. . *q6@1:o:: e$6el.-'5rr

e Eteao:cE5e e cr:c,5cbe go$EocEn

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erE:eqcn16 a $: 9 $9$ g6 qo:or: rl

tl8: saqcr5 cleo: o!c5 ($'{ci) elgrcoc:n

Answers

1. I have to staY at home.

2. You have to learn English.

3. We have to take the exam to get a job'

4- We have /o go in time.

5. .He has /a resign his job.

6. They have lo work hard.

7. You have /a stop smoking.

8. Do you have to see the doctor?

g. Do you have to take the exercise regularly?

10. Dal have to PaY for You?

ego:$E:e<r:eatr / cuooec,: . . . o^t "%4 pay o'c'1rr

(c1 eE:{sao!$-"S)

(c1oE:<9sa{,r$qf

(c1 eE:c{ur{Eocv:, r szo!$cS,.orf

(oE: egc8egor,s / egoisa8egortrS)

(oE: egoc'3rp:)

........ see the doctor

........ take the exercise

........ pay for You

Faq,$J,'5',,5of sa6o,:5{on'' {t+Q { sa6a;t'5n oiqE orts'' {ct'rmao gcBe$onn

3.

4.

I need you.

I don't need You.

\ need not (needn't) you {cu$:ep>cSrr

Do I need you?

I)on't I need you? ( negative question)

c'l e E: { saof c $cB:cu:: r

You need money.

You don't.4./bd moneY.

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Do you need money?

Don't you need money?

We need passports.

We don't need passports.

(We need not (needn't) PassPorts)

Do we need passports?

Don't we reed passports ?

13. You need to wait.

14. You don't need to wait-

You need not (needn't) to wait.

15. Do you need to wait?

16. Don't you need to watt?

(oE: egoiooc: / egc8egococN

(oE: egocEo:ocf

/ ^ o cco o c\(clo), oo)ool'coo)o)J

/ ^ o cco o \(clo), ocDoo!.ocDO:]

/ ^

o cco o \tclo), oo)oor.cDOc\y):/

(c1 4. o 05 6 q.,r cS ort o:c: )

/ c co o c\(oc:GoDcor.cuq)())J

(ef:e ociQ.eoic?)

("8:. . eoc8Q.oiococi)

(el8:. . eoc6Q.ocS.::cuf

(er8:\saq sa${. . c1{sa6o:,S)

(eE: \sacno€{. . clenpo::)

(el8: \saqsa ${. . clolsa6 ocur)

(eE: \sacnsaE!{. . c1"{sa5:o:o:r:)

(o6: occEsaSod)

(cld saq 6 q8,sa qc6 rrcc..! o oi)

17.

18.

I need your help.

I don't need your help.

I need not (needn't) Your helP.

DoI need ycur help?

Don't I need your help?

What do you need'!

What do we need to get a job?

19.

24.

Neg,ativo- o$d:

saQ8:oeor(eqo5n:cEJ e$cal8qE No c3el<nd Not coEi$: Sc8e$rc'lr

- No need : oc'SollcrtLI

- I don't need : (c.lsaq.r5tloi:::)elcE<,1o:rr

- I need nothing : (c1. . orgtl{o5.,1iq:)

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L

Need $.oe:rr:etrE:o,J)o,.Srr <fleoQ necessary cD adj $Ee9o!. (be) {Qo:tfir

1. It's necessary. (oisa6"1ocs)

2. ls it necesstry2 (oisa6"1ocucN

(lt'snecessary?. ".c8"ep6f8crr€:e6iorcSrr sl)eo}.. "$:Qsae'legcc6{:B€E:

e$o9$6e<S)

3. It's not necessary. (eloisa6t'1'?N

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5.

6.

7.

8.

It's not necessary for me. (41*"ad "{dqlIt's not necessory for you. (er8,oc3c'5eloic51c':)

- lt's not necessary for her to work'

q(e) sa g.5 saoScoSo epelo!.-,1lq: rr

It's not necessory for me to talk to you.

el-%d. . e8:$pcrrc:e$:E. . eoisa6t'.,1n:r'

Suspect is not necessc4y befween us. .

d{.g6eoc5@o, g". . o oo-'do:c elo! saSt'1)o:rr

9.

10.

You're not necessaD' to wait'

You're necessaty to get a job.

What's necessary for You?

What's necessary for life.

(e E:e o:$oep.{q,)c c o / c co\ o c

o e: s? o)O q6, (c?o?oc\?o oJc? cr.,o

el8: (elE: saqcS)r':cE ca6 "to}

c09o8Jm

caoc6gEQ. (saocf eg:o6:ecap8:)saqcf ooc8 gaSooirr

Nothing is necessory for You. oE: saqcf rroo eo$ sa 5,-i1 o: (ao g cB e$:o:o)

or,ncS e$o4 sa el I's 4$tc6 g, E { " gr.E"qor <rS rr

Necessary. (ofsa6<r1ox-'5)

Really necessary (oroc${opeaSorcS)

Necessary? ({sa6ocu:f

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Not necessary (eoiolq: / ooisaStio)

Eegepeneo2 eug$:ec;odo3 *+ai{B€g,e$ooep<lc8oprr "elc8cp.,. . 'cS a5$d$de$cag8ef ,"ci{Bo5go5. . $.e:tlceQcoic,Sc,lr gEgEococc$oo?c8q8. . ca::q:Q ne3)o

e ep.,5odl

Not necessary : No need / I don't need : eo3s;6c::

Necessity: Need = c8sa5atr.6

e081

- What's your need?

- What's your necessitll?

e E : \of sa <5 q cr5 co o:o). . (s 6 a co: sa 8 g1<$ sa c';or d)

W;na d.,sJ8nr5

Want cn. . . o8ag8o:,r5$Q aogcBepro::rr

I . You want a lot of money. eiE:. . egep:qp:o3a;6o,rSrr

2. You don't want a lot of money. oE!. . 6telp:of,):et{etr6o,u

3. Do you want a l:t of money? eE:. . egep:qp:c,3e18ocuc:rr

4. Don't you want a lot of money? eE:. . GceJr:op:ec8ai8o:oro:n

5. What do you wanll (.6,). . ca:c8q8{.o}rr

6. What do you want to do? crocuSa1Eo3o5rr

7. What do you want to say? rrce Qca,16c8.oirr

8. What do you want to eat? oco::eg8c8olir

9. What do yol want to ask? c'reer:a;Eo3olrr

10. Where do you wanl to live? cr.:Serrega,18o3c,)t

I l. Where do you wont to go? o.rSoc:a;Eo3drr

12. Where do you want to ring? o,r5cBo$:aocfia,1€c8drr

13. Why do you wonl to see me? ocfi6c3_ "l.B."p

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14.

15.

16.

Wro$ do you ry&ntto see?

Whe.ne do lou want to staY?

What doyou wanttobuY?

-Dar, "..{orr5 try{, ,F{'Ul

co,Sq.{eca$cEc}n

o,S oao $: q6 of.d (o<rS goeE eJE cE"a;)

rrcocSatrEcSolrr

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7.

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9.

I dare say.

I dare not saY.

Do you dare saY?

I dare stay alone.

I dare not staY alone.

Do you dare staY alone?

(You dare staY alone? ^?.c$?$8o""5)

I dare promise.

I dare not promise.

Do you dare promise?

(You dare Promise? {qEco$:qox-S)

c'leQ:\or<-'5rr

4.

5.

6"-

o1sueqffid,ni..

cleeQc\:B: ( I do not dare say de$roepeofnN

o8:e$:\ococ: (You dare say? c3"6Eo€Eo"tS)

c'lco Eeor.r5 o p!: e g \or.S rr

c'lco 6e<::ocr5or g!: rl eE \o: rr

oE:or6eovr.6or p!:eg \a:oc:rr

c'lode <-,:\orcSrr

c'l oo3eeo:\o:n (I do not dare prornsero6$)

o8,.. ode..tt\ocu:

I dare not work with him.

I dare not drive in Yangon.

They dare invest a lot of moneY'

Some foreigners dare not try chilli '

Hqrv dare you saY!

How dare you do!

How dare theY cheat me!

How dare theY trick me!

"1. . tti.o"t6oco6\o:rr

.1. . q$.?$?t crro:eecn8:\q:n

q1 {. e g op: ep:p16 $ \o: <S rr

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oE,cu6q.5c3.,5oen (q6q.6o:',5)

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c1. . egrc$o6@6co5e$ce1e''?cDr: r (have to)

eg:c6or6@6co6e$o8.c8eo: c)o).:r (need)

(8 S6t. . $8g1,Sc35$.W?ncor? oooSo:e gE)

o E:. . e Eoc'5c.:6$ 6.:o5 e$: e1 E e o: ococ: n (want)

oE:eg:c'5or6@6co5"p:\ocuo: n (dare)

c'lQ.or6aeo4c8 ga6o:o5 r (need)

c1 Q.or61eor2{ atrE o:oSn (want)

cleorE:qo:cor: r eee:E:qcr:oc:rr (have to)

e grc5o6$6 (Q.,5 ao)co5eo:e1p: occoc: n (have to)

c'lds?o>cf eol? cSs?Sorcsn (necessary)

o8: oqc,5ocSt.i1o: r' (necessary)a O \ O

- C- !c.ld. . \{sae@A,bi"'Q.{f,)or:,, (need)

c'1. . ocSecorc6@@ceo':f qocoirr (How long...have to)

c'l o<.tSs6a'leo:elercoir (How many times... have to)

e€:d.c38.cS sa5or,$ n (n eed)

c1 egoc8etrEo:rr (want)

Answers

l Do I have to say again?

2. Do I need to say again?

3. Do you want to say again?

4. Do you dare say again?

5. !needadegree.

6. Iwantadegree.

1. Do I have to drive or not?

8. Do I have to pay again?

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It's necessary for us

It's notfnecessary for you

l)o we need to inform the police?

How long do I have to wait?

How many times do I have to pay?

You need to know.

I don't want money.

Eqgperno,ept{fid'l,

ConversationMin Min

Zaw Zaw

Min Min

Zaw Zaw

Min Min

Zaw Zaw

Min Min

Zavv Zaw

What do you want, Zaw Zaw?

c.,ectin8oid. . ee6ea8'r

I need something.

d" " o:6aaeo2o9se6ego:<$u

What something? You need money?

o:o). . -5??" . r egc8saSegcDec\)):n

That's right. It's necessary for rne.

e$oneoilrr d s1. . dsaqcf cS sa8eqorcSrr

\bu have to work for money.

egqeszo8. . oE:gacoScoSqo:eqh

I know, i need to work. But how?

c'le3oroS '

c'1sacu5o6$-o!o:.rSn c'ieo|. . sroEoi. . ?

Do you t uu" , arloing licence?

e8:c'?. . crr::ecrrE:d8 rE Ecron: u

Sure. Can I get a job rvith it?

$1*.41. dni.. . iisacu6<i36c"'nr::rr

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Min Min

Zaw Zaw

MinMin

: Do you dare drive in Yangon?

el8: e$q$pcrn:een8:\ooc:r

: I think so- I'll try.

$6ll<.:Sco8 orcSn Sloo:@ p[<iecSr

: That's OK. I'll help you.

"14q8 oao8e$cooSr c1 qp!el<-'Sr

Want....to do ofn"l6 u $6see$

co66ca6e<r:ocf c8.lt

I want you to work.

I don't want you to work.

Do you want me to work?

Don't you want me to work?

l.2.

3.

4.

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. -6??. . oc8eoa;Ecoc r $6eoa;Eo.::,&r9. S{.Fqor<.Sr

c'.l. . cE:cE ocu6co6 eoatrE o:crS rr

il. . rt8:cBgaorSeo78eoagE co:rr

c8:c,r. . clcB oq6q6eo a1E caoc,oo: u

c8:cn. . c'1c8oo28ec.26eoatrEo:cuo:n

E$:opop ecn6 ecn6 eS:qE od 4 q6.

want g;oo: would like.....c8o:88ca<rSn

I would like you to work. c'1. . cE:cB saq6c'c6 eoal8 co,rS r

I wouldn't like you to work? c'1. . cE:cBgao8ecoSeoatrEo:rr

Would you like me to work? tl8:cn. . clcBsaq6q6eoe;6ooo:l

Wouldn't ycu like me to work? e8:cn. . dcBsacuSeo7Seoa;Eco:o.:r,rr

5. They want me to be a doctor.

6. They don't want me to be a doctor.

1. Do they want me to be a doctor?

8. Don't they want me to be a doctor?

q4.-. . {l{ao go$ gSeoatrEocSrr

q4-. . el{-epo$r$EeoaiEo:rr

T4.-. . . el{-g"$$6eoa;Eoo:o:noo3cn. . c'lc8aoocoSerGat c

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9.

10.

11.

12.

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15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21. -

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

They want me to€et married.

They don't want me to get married"

Do theY want me to get married?

Don't they want me to get married?

I don't want You to go abroad?

I want you to call me at 134678'

Do you want me to leave?

Do you want me to quit the job.

Don't You want me to come?

Don't you want me to talk with You?

Don't you want me to live with You?

I want you to be here.

I want you to save rnoney.

They don't want you to get into trouble'

Do you want me to wait?

Do you want me to come with You?

Do you want me to get out?

Do you want me to take the medicine?

ileao:e crcSelg>cw:n (eeo:e oacf eoa1Eor::)

Do you want me to be a seaman?

qd--. .1414 d 5"-"8$leoag8@ooSrr

qd,.-. . d{ dSecoc8 "$1eoetr6@

o:l

q4.-. . d{d5.-c8$1eoa18@oor:rr

"R4.-. . c.l{ dSec"cEo[Q;eoa18@o:or:tr

c1. . eE:{$86$::o3o:eoqE o:rr

el.S 4 g $, $ "1c6 c q 9

G 2 o $. g $: ao.S e o a; E o:'-'5'r

o8:cr. . "il{ gr,"".18co?co?:rr

elE:ca. . c.l{ ceo?6q.6eoa;Ec':ooa:rr

el8:co. . ddocuceoal8 co:coo:n

c.lcB c",E: $.oc,r: e ep eo a,16 o: co:: rr

d{ e,8:}.saqere g eoatrE :r,cw::rr

c1o:. . el8,{ Egc fieoatrE co,Sl

clco. . el8tc88.6 a6oeoetrEo,tSrr

q4-. . e8:cBscgoeepcf eootrE@q:rr

c'leor8e<.,:qoon:n (emf eoal8ooof

e8:{saorc8c6co:qs)o:o: (c8c$e..l:eon8 ocor)

clsa$S{qcico:cle"cuo: (qc6e<-,:eoqEoc,:o:)

30.

c'.l. . oe c3o oo: q 6 e1g:c,n: r (o e c5c or:co 6 e o atr E o cuo:)

Do you want me to tell the'manager?

tl$egqp{epeoreoq8ocuo:u (e$ceo:qgoo:o:)

Do you want me not to vrait?

e emf eo:q:a:orc:t

(rlg6ec,:eoetrEQ oec-::8 $ not co$eoN

Don't you want me to wait? . " . $.saqqdrr

Do you want me nol to turn on the lights?

8,"gf e cr:qq:c.n,u

Do you want him zol to come?31.

11.{ecuocoei8q:o>:,r

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Some / Some more - No / No more / Any8 ococ:co: eq cnc ocr:c:e$:Qe9 epgc c36$: sa o:oE oroS rr E ger gcoca:: eFQ "qd

8d4.6. .. .

(more...Scd ocrr::co:e@cf. , . "egrcr5co6" {Q saSo'l<-,5<1o<-rSrr

5. I don't want any rice. c'1. . . coo8: (co:o)oo3a18o:rr

1. Do you want some rice?

2. I want some more rice.

3. I want no rice.

4. I want no ntore rice.

elE:. . coel8:gg!:g$:occoc:rr (o!elEocw>N

c'l. . elcc6co6$:coeE:qp!:g$:o3agEo:<S'r

cl. . . coe8:ccua.18co:rrG{qfE-N

c'l egccf coS$:coerE: eoa;E GcDrn:l

".lgt. . Qd-9 Ei:g E!:Eor,-S rr

49". . "qr.6co6$:

8c6ao$eo:o<rSrr

elgt. . Q.,S-"E"r,u

elgr. . "gr.6co6$:Qc'5aoo$Gcrn.D:l

.lg, Q.5-(Q:o)cEo:rr

e8:ec. . occSat8:caai cE ga8or,rSrrJf,Cq.L

oE:gc. . e g:cf co6$: oc rrS a;E:co efr.o3 s?6cD,S r

oE: g:. . oco5etrE:eoec8cr:n

cE:en. . egecf co6$: occSel8:eqero3 gaSec.rca:rr

el8: g:. . arc,rSaJ8:eq(o:o)ecSsa6o:l

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

I have some money.

I have some more money.

Ihave no money.

Ihave no more money.

I don't have ony money.

1 1. , You need sorze friends.

12. You need some more friends.

13.i You need no friends.

14. You need no more friends.

15. You don't need any friends.

??,4P - some {eqqcto?qQ nouns e ep. . e qq"5{"1e nouns 6%o,%c,5.jlo:BEooS'

$:fi: (statement) cco:cD*G8.. c?c6orc\5{e q$S$"Jd (positive reply) -".SSdee:3$:tncup!: cr:oroSrr more . . (DGo/).. eErc6co6 "dQolernolpd{d-,

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ilrm -- some more rice {qE. . eg:c6co6$:. . coe8:gE!:q$:{Qoecrr:drr

- no more. . . {qS. . eEx6co6$:"fieca2orr{4{-u saqEc2$:cnflo<S. . 2cfleco2q:o3"

e$cc.nn

- any cn sa8gloSco:q:$r:$c:efro1co:. e.,:3$:$.sa$E:o'lcqeqe':a7:co<.:Srr

.il) .""..

Do you have any idea to go abroad?

$ E e$:: g:: Q.

8o5cn: Eocuc:rr

I don't have any idea to go: abroad.

d "c $

E e $c: tr>r:E. Eo5q: e E"'ln:r

Something / Nothing / Anything

Something...{o:c. . o61q (coEgco6l) {e$rc.nnNothing cn. . o619c.qc6q: (el$qN{co:{e$oc'nn

AnythingrnecD,?. . cD6??. .$oo:o:cE"ec:Qsaa1. . s19ec2o5 ca63eflq:de$cQsaal{p9n

q:ocSn

I have something to say. elgo...F"?oE12$o,$nDo you have something to say? cE:cr. . eQco<po6ae$ero:::n

(Do you have anything to Sry?{cu$:qo:.S)

l.2.

3.

4.

5. I have gotsomething to'eat.

6. Have you got something to eat?

I have nothing to say.

I don't have anltthing to say.

dg". . "Ft.irorEeeeEcr::rr

"lp. . .F"qr:aroeEcn:ri

49r. . -ttgo6aaEct oSrr (o1olo5)

e8:9c. . oo:o epcrr8aaEocur: rr

(Have you got anything to eat? {cop!tqo:,rS)

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8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

t7.

18.

r9.

20.

2t.22.

23.

24.

I have got nothing to eat?

I haven't got anything to eat.

I want something to e4t.

Do you want sometlting to eat?

(Do you wantanything to eat?)

I want ndthing to eat.

I don't want anything to eat.

He needs something to drink.

Does he need somelhing to drink?

(Does he need anything to drink?)

He needs nothing to drink.

He doesn't need anything to drink.

I have something to give you.

Do you have sometlring to give me?

(Do you have ary',thing to give me?)

I have nothing to give you.

I don't have anything to give you.

He left something for you"

Did he leave somethirug for you?

He left nothing for you.

He didn't leave anyrhing for you.

clgr. . -rt"p ct:cc"ro Ect::n

glerr. . oo:oepcaoeoE.D:l

i). . o::ocpo6lg{eg8ocSrr

ec:. . 0):o cPo)oaeoJaJc cJc\r:rl

tocc r. . or:o6P3f"oocDalc J):[

c'1. . o::oqp rrcgecSeg8o:l

o. . ecrcc6o <por6qpi sa6or,-rSl

ccoc3J. . csrcr)o€Po)o??cY srocrcrD:l

cocc). . €arcDo€P7)2e()c'J gro3):il

coccJ. . €c)ccDoqP J')o€co sro aD:[

c.lcn. . e8:cBeo:8{eo:oep)o613flo,-Srr

c ao o c o(Jc:(D. . c rcn6o:(9s)oa ? qa)or:lt

icoooc lQo. . ec!c.Dco:o0D?oc6tJ): il

^coooc i@. . ec:cDco:or.3D"oe q?:[

cr. . eE:mqc6. . orEagcoo:)oxrSu

a>. . c8:s?cDo5. ., orSaecoc:)crcuc:rrI o !!

o..el8:oqc5.. crgq$erco::io:u

o. . eE:gac.:cfi. .,:ry:cccoc:)co:nrLoJ.f

q&,w

2e<;:o::cb ocr:aeSr6eqgo" . somethillg rn. " rne cc,:co.;p:p: o8r{}cr.:rr anyhing 4""2not io)lQ:o:o<rSn cq:ii::c.rccD6o?. . . nothing ci,)lrbOLJ ! trU

cqo5 n: Scb o e oofgpepag8 qE nadr izg or Ecu: o: glr ffi :ocS rr zat oc8 eo2 o:n

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P0mI don'thave anything to do 4-d nothing 3:af qE' ' 'I have nothing to do.

(flrft Qa"FE c;o/?. - . noth in g -d{c6$) 8{'' "?{id"?dQ s-4 c5.: sae$:eq

{9o5co::"11rr

good-for-nothing

good-for-nothing son

nothing else

nothingspecial

nothing strange

nothing interesting

nothingwrong

sleqcno: ocf qq$ $ "8"")s, a1. . 44idd88e$:o:c I {S-E eG&QeheJE qE

Soie$rqo,-Srr

There is nothing wrong with me.

cl. . c-rc9o$6q: (elgrcgf

There is nothing I can do for You-

e8r saq.f. . c'brogoqSeo:$E c2:rr

There is nothing else to saY.

o$o:e$co9pe Eeo4o:rr

I like nothing special.

"1. . -4g oo5oo5eo5eo5er@1c6q:rr

I found nothing strange.

.1. . -4g"?:co:ao$:

ao$:elc%.q?: r

8"+T?. . o.rrr,"6o3 else sr,e@E:e$ca1EorcSrr else cB. . ecrroE:ecrrc8:,rc7:

a oS on.. eq.e E qor,rS I ooEor:o 3!: S qE "or$r" { Q s' 8 g1"S q-c'S rr

Anything e/se?

or$o:rre Eeo: oo) (e$ro ep{. r o::oqcd. "' oc:ploopQeo.l)

Nothing e/se.

co$:oooEeo??r. (fl-{"-e.. o:'$:p r e$c$:$' ' {Qott':)

: .D?Og)CJ:EOJC?Q

: cr:oel g>c5:o.o1Qoc:

: orQorrrcooE

: o:eco:co:$::pr:e.go5,-t11n:rr (co:co:$c:$:,oflqr)

: rn g co,cot ao$: eo$:crBcr:

: cv: g8o5o8 oo: oepe Eco:

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r_eave/le!

-dqoS". . leave $. let sae@E:{q8:$alEcocrSrr ocrra:ep4"+qrg" c35$:oo:

o6o.:Srr

Ieave: orn{rorr$6.. O- C O C3ooc%cDt98o)cD. . . .

1. leave rne alone.

d or o: e g,:11 ele o / or 5 e,t:c cf ot $, e g,r11 "1"o / el e gocr5,:; cB <-,1

$.rr

(d{ o6e,m.6 o: p!, coo:"ll { qE. . . c96oecrrc8: o:)

2. Don't leave me alone.

. o6e.rvrc'5or$:ococ:())"li.tG6orp:o1iJ

3. I can't leave you.

c'.l. . e8:c8e)t8or:rr (co::$:oap:$En: / $6oap:$Eq!).

L 9!

4. I won't leave you.

c.}. . e E:cBco:: )cn ercn o5 q: rr ($Ec;o: ccerq o5 q,)

5. Leave it out.

d cl{ sa$E godco:: }c,11r

6. Leave it on the table.

dsl{ oo:}ecrTgc (o8)co::}<irr

7. Don't leave it on the table.

d sl{ oo:}eoTe'l eloc:}cil}.

8. Leave the door close.

oal{ 8o5cor,},-'1n

9. Don't leave the door open.

oral{ g€p,"-:,}"1}.u

10. Leave the switch on. (Leave the light on)

8,gf.o.,)"11'r

11. Don't leave the switch off. (Don't leave the light off.)

8:8dccoo:),;1$.n

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Let : *oistffio$oem1eo-coc3f?l"c%c?t98a?cD....

l. Let it be.

$,r'ie"e"o2 (co::{ c5 oleoa)

2. Let him go.

o c;o:o1eo (g,g€Gi{d"l)3. Let him leave early.

cr. . eoceo:go:cr11eon

4. Let me work here.

%$"o^,E. . 8 g:og6a;5,.,'lqeon

5. Let him say something.

6.

o. . o:6aae$cA."u (.p3€$1u1)

I.et him drive"

o eco8:crlleou 1.-E,g€Gd)Let him stay with yt:u.

1i. 4. . ,,8:$.sac"re g<lleorr (o g 3$Qi"1)

Don't let him go abroad

+;{. . RE 6p:o g>*cileoi;.r (g::3$o$6i}J

Don't let her get out at night"

q{"}4. . goc6,nca$6 egcfi <ieo$"rr

Don't let hirn rvork hard"

o"d. . oE oE cr$:.'.' $, o cocq ecoS<r'leofl n

X-et rne stay alone.

q $ e cf . . o: 6 e,:n.6ca g5: e go'l eieo r {" g g€ Sf:n)

Let me pay for the bus fare"

.A$*"f. . . co6crr::aeo:crlieleon

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Aboutfood

(ommeuol)

or:4. . eo:c6Qsae@o8:e$cEsaqc5. . have, take, eat, drink ..{e ocrr:o}eq

sae@E: c3co.:: 8,c8o:<-r5 r

7H*t7 r,!oo$/ Bu,oSoui

Scaa$:o have { "oc:o,r5 r e oecr5or,rS" dd oeoc$.o:Qsae@E:cE oE:$ccr5rr

c':cncrS e co: have \ sa ar:o8 6 crrc c35 g: oDJdB $.or o5 rr e gro588:o sE:$ coS u

Have cB orlcD"cqp r eorcEoresp. . secoo5saqcSeep' sael$sa%d"qr. . gn:oi:

o:orcrSr

l. Have a drink. ecnc6d1p:o:: (o:e aooEcr'l)

-6ee4. . eqpe g:e$54"rt.lLtgr":o.-r5rr otecq:cd oe ooe epc6,-n<.rSrr

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4.

5.

6.

7.

Engtisn Speaftng

Have a snack. e$.oo:,-,1) (g$.c9:eaocEol)

snack cB g$..)g::qp!oo r sa$E!: - - . ".r€G€ saEgl,rSoelp"ip$.3?:c8"<1olt$l Q$:

<up:eco6Q oeo$.e$oatrEe$eor2. . . . .

Have a snack, please.

Have a drink, Sir.

Have a soup. cr8:afreo>c5,-,1n (o:eaor8,;1)

8 {"t "p "lf, g, $ $llco! eq:$: " Drink some soup " 3o:"o:6of cf }.rr

Have a cup of tea. cc.6ocr5qp!eocc6<-,1lrr (q:eaocEc-'1)

Have som6 jugg.ry with plain tea?

ee1e6:@5: {. . co$rq1c6 } }.e cv:c6<jln (n: e am8 o1)

' Have some more mohirrga.

e gccf co6. . g$.oS: & g $: g pQ:ecoccS or:ci) rr (o: e orE o11)

Have a banan4 please.

c crSeq: cS:oo:,i (42: e aoc8 "1)

8. Can { have beer? dcpoclocuo: (doreorc6o3"q"*t)

g. Can I have coffee or teA? Go"SSg6E6. " . cuc6oc6<1$ts6G8. . elS8ecoo:rr

10. Can tr have some more rice? egac6co6. . coeE:9$:1E!:ecorcfelc+>:rrr

11. Have a cigarette" E:coep6eoocSt-'1rr

12. Can I have butter on the bread? eci)Eel$.ecorc,o5"7olqrol (o::{.qelc.r::)

13. Can I have sorne more sauce? egccico6. . qpq€qr*: (oo:doelor:N

rr?q{P!8,rp

, coel8:oo:ca,S. . qGg?aJSqS have .So:orcSr 8eggga. .E$*{ oeq:saeail

oar:sas$: ocrrorc8o,r5',8$-{ coo8:oc:or,:5 / cooE:o*$:E*t{. e$:@eo}' ' ga5c86

{{+ dS+.?o5g$n:n q{co$:e$>$orc5rr breakfast. . . ild- r lunch. . eqo$oor

ciinner.. p96fo r supper. . . go:. . rr e$rQ{qe%4@d4t6r

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l. Where would you like to have breakfast?

" g.,5occB. . :ac.rScnqo:oo:eo)rr

8{"EV"irg, have saor: eat {o:dq<icocsrr sleo} o36oecrra8:.D:rr egcc6o6co:cn take.....

Where would you like to take breakfast?

(take {co$:. . . c36elo:6or??,

Can we have breakfast at home?

c14.. . . d6pd ogcr5ocor:o3epo:o:rr

Flave you had breakfast?

e,,Ec6oo. . . oo:$:$coo:l

Segep have $. had g6o:<iegcE e@cEela;o:$.r eq o:cn Have . . . cn sam@ocrr

or:or<-tS{Q ocr:c:oi:cn. . eEocfcn had.......

I've had breakfast.

c'1 eqc,5o: oc:$:$rr

I haven't had dinner.

c'1. . . goceo::q6f,):3D:l

Would you like to have rice or bread?

oe6:oa:ecu:: r eol8el$oc:corc:l

(8.+qrg, rice co. . . Bt-q"]1 eqg::cu$ege cgc,SoococS:r gegoocoo,6:cg

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eo:c6oqrco6??. . i. e$5Qsasldpcn cr:or,_Sl

He never drinks beer.

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3. He never drinks tea.

o. . c'r,.rS eo?gcu c5 ocf qplo eoccf q: rr

d rink { d ocrrr: g: cB o a1 p!: oc6 o c5 q: e1E o qc6 e oo c5 o-': { e $c o:': rr

He drinks a lot.

o sa e15:eocc'5c.nd (o elc6eooc6-d 4{-)I hate drinking too much'

s, q.5 cac.3 $ saojl e uc6o-.,o{ c35 el $:o>d'r

Can I drink water?

eepocc6o3qelcvl:n

You can drink water.

oE,. . eqeorcSdcplocSrr

Would you like to drink water?

e qe c:rc8e o:c:r'

Should I drink coffee?

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dl. . e caE I e oc cf e1E e crt: E : er cuc: n (ecrrS I e oc.,5 o I o cw:)

g. You shouldn't drink coffee too rnuch. (You shouldn't drink too much coffee.)

o E,. . e c,:E E c3 I ep:elp:@: e orc6 8,e ecrrc€: c2: (er e occf of of10. You can drink tea once a daY.

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Would you like to eat cake?

cB d g $.oo: qE,iooc: (cBo5 c $.o:e a:. nE cnorN

(Would y'ou like cake?..'.'{co$:qooS)

Do you have something to eat? (Do you have to eat something?)

eE:elc o::o gpEf,)c\to: tt

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1- Have you got something to eat? (Have you got to eat something?)

,r8:elc. " o::oepor6l g.rloo::rr (Eoor:)

I've nothing to nat.(I've got ncthing to eat)

4lg, . . . m:oeprrrgerEcr:u

Can I eat rice with soup'?

c o C O\ OcD oc: ct u) e : Elli.or: o) q€ co": ll

(8g". . eat a3:coc:eo| . . ocnc$o:qE have ca 8e.tn8:o:,S)

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Canl have Mandalay beer? (€an I get"Mandalay beer?

e;geo:SonciRE+rovr:

(E"+Vg, have $. get oerr:atrE:cr:o:,-$u have cn. . qoor?:. . . eocc,5cS,sieov::. . s?8o'lcS

,s E clp,.,l e g o cE rr g :t ca eo2 e1c"f r, 4 4 o" 6 ojf d)

Can I take Mandalay beer?...... dq€o$6o:rr

Take... dorccn. . o>eo:E go:cd oe ooe ep.foro5rr

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4d-""'"u2. May I have your address?

c,t E : ipc8 6 oo cff <r, cnr:,:'l s1e o ( c3,-,1.1e o )

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I'll have three oranges. (l'll take three oranges)n O Ce . . (

c l. . cSeel)c5:o:oi:oecDrr (oo5elcS)

;"*"*r" "nor" 1. get a.. o:eoaatrE:oagzQ$e"pn

I don't lrave a job.

"119, oo75o"'1"r,u

I haven't gol a job.

cJo. oo26oEo: rr (clo sao:5e qeo: oN

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l'll take you to the airyiort. (I'll get you to the airport.)

oE:c8. . ecod8Seo:o"Srr (take $. get oeo:a,1E:o:otr5)

Cun you to*n in"to the pagodaZ lcan you get me to the pagoda?)

":14. . . q ep:8.ec-,: cS eler coc: n (s 6 a o: *.? ?d)

He'll take you to the cinema in his car. (He'lr get you to the cinema in his car?)

oE:cB. . a> crr:S o6 eE 8ec,:cE6er.r5rL [. t.u lt r.

l'll get you a job.

e E : c8. . c'l s cu 6 ep e o : el,$ rr ( sa cu 5 e1e rn E co 6 e o: o <-rS)

8"tT9r /a*e $.oqo:n

He can't get you an apartment.

cr. . eE:cB s?a$:@6a6i"eeo:88 o:rr (take $.ereloN

ocr:o:o6c8 eSq8occa take { bring nepcf 4 c8odr take cn. . ?.Bc!. . bring co. " opor. .

4d s?8glosqor<Srr 8c8. . .

Don't take the money.

EoSocEo.>e cp:{rr

Bring me the money./aeo\oc.(c.reoc?J ocneo()cD?oI

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l. He got wet in the rain.

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oE: eepJcnS a;o:o <-rS rr

Don't get ozl . You'll get n)et.

sz $E eqcr5 $. rB a;o:cE 6 c,S rr

He got married last year.

n. . .8,)QS6co dSecor8cr4)o:<Sn

He never gets sick.

c,1o<.rSeor2o. . egcecrr>E:e$6o:rr

He got angry because ofyou.

rE,"@€. . o8o5$:3a:orc$l

Why did you get annoyed?

oE:. . c-rr$6c8 8dg6qo:o::oln

Shegol nervous when you got in.

.,E:oE cuoc.rr $.. . q(o).@c6o;$qo:oroS rr

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Question and response aboutfood

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Would you like Myanmar food?

$ $ en sao:: cae o:c$oa: a1E <,t'1 cJ or?: l

\\buld you like to try Myanrnar food?

fi $,n sao:: s: e o:.r5cBor:@ $ oo::: n

(try {- eerrE:eecrr6,. . . o"1:E,r:r$d*)Do you enjoy Myanmar food?

[i$a2*or:caeoro5cr3or:e p:r:5o3ec'nE:iiru:: ,/ $'t€{cu;rr (enjoy or. . " Segepgr "rJ5*ecncS crter.5r m: c.3ect :€: c*:)

What kind of food would you like?

:r<-Sc.3gaan:s?e :m.f {11{S1cf ::ci fo::acil

What kind of breakfast ..vcuid you iil..e?

cr,-,5 cB $ gcri oo o[:o;:oo] rr

Haw do you like chicken? l/-'C O C O \ / C O..ra) a \\i:l cD :) ): ())

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\\buld you like fried chicken with sauce?

@cio::cS5cB aipoq$"o:roor: rr

Wouldyou like chil!l powder?

c oo5 S: o $.oxr: er r-t:: (o c;cuo:)

How much chilly would you like?

c Ao5 a3: o $.:: u-S ecwcf q:: ep: cDsr ci rI

Would you like some more chilli ?

c oc8c3le.gccico6.-r:p:ecol, lr

Whynotchilli ?

-rE 6d" c 61tr5 33 : e eD: o-ra o3 rr

Would you like mohinga?

o$crE:a"Loo:oor::r'

How do you like mohinga?

g $.<-nE : f,t cE :n oScSo:: o oi ( sa c:cSo:, / sa qpi $.cur: d orrcrjp)

Wouid you like soup or salad?

cnE:al1e:rrdoo)r:. . . y;oo5o.r:oo::tu

FIow do you like soup?C O O C o..rc C \

u) c: sJlcD 3) o)n) 0olglcD 3r o) l

What soup rvould you like'7

rr:oE:ffi1o5::olrr (oo:eo))

What salad would you like, tomato or cucumber?

rr: sa od S1cr5 o o) r a q6: a; p cS:or:. . o

6"1 c3:c.:r: rr

Wouldyou like porkwith soup?

oc$::::$ ag$q${o:'eror::'r

What kind rrf fcod can I have?

cl'-So3 * qn: s: e o:cr5 oJp en, o3 qo i n

llo you serv'e nc,odie? {Do you have noodle?)

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2l- .What curry can I have?

oo<r:E:o::cEepoln

What can I get to eat?

rroo>:ocpe$Eeoh (get oo>: have oi:c8"clcDcs)

(to drink {qE. . . eoocfQ.eql)

Can I get something to eat? (to drink)

oc:oepor6ea. . e1$Ecro:r:rr (ecr:c5ogco6el)

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Tourist

Tinzarmaw

Tourist

Tinzarmaw

Tourist

Tinzarmaw(to tlw waiter)

Waiter

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What would you like to order?

coeeyreroirr (order : o::oepelcocrg!)

I don't know how to order Myanmar food?

$$en saor: saoc{. . -6{ grqg $:ec'r:Eelc3 o:rr

Can I order for you?

dececr:e1eo:e:. . . l

That's fine. What do they serve?

ecpo8:qne<.,1l rr c..rcqeoj (r::e gE:orco))

Rice with some curries.

co c € : $.cn E : qcil or <-r5 r

What kind of curries?c\J)?(J)c:Go)cuil

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oE:{.gr o':cnE:EocJrr

We've pork, chicken and

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Tinzarmaw

Waiter

Tinzarmaw

Tourist

Tinzarmaw

Tourist

Trn

Waiter

Tm

Tourist

Conversotion(at the tea shop)

Soe Soe

Tourist

: What about fish?

&esp....?: Only dried fish with potatoes.

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Wouldyou like pork orchicken?

el8 :. . ocrS ::a: oa: ecu?: r @.t5 c>:or:elo:c: rr

Any kind.

r,r$6$6qo1o<-'Sn

Would you like soup?

cn8:aJ1eep. . eo:oc6f:ccw::l

That's a good idea.

e.tlE:crr:eqh

Do you have soup?

<.nE:a$Eocoo:rr

Yes, we have vegetable soup.

sa e3: sa gcf o E : al1Bo1lca.$ rr

Would you like rice with chicken and vegetable soup?

@c6o* rcn8:afr{, . coelE:oo:elore:u

It's O.K.

oo: o c.rS e cu rr (e cru>E: c.rc eclil)

(2)

: What would you like to have?

cr::oo:oob (c"t:eoccr5oo)) H: Can I have sornething to drink?

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Soe Soe

Tourist

Soe

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Soe

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Soe

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Soe

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Soe

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Soe

fes. You)can have tea" coffee and cold also.

qcio rS rr g,o cr5 oc6 qE! I ecr:5 E $.sa e sa: qor <,:S n

Tea, please.

co,r5ocEq$e<.,:olrr

How do you like tea?

cuc6 oc5 q${ o,$oi66@p6 od rl

Not too much sugar. I don't like sweet.

o@c:a36 elp: qp:eco ${l saafrc@cf q: rr

Do you like strong tea?

o c5 o.6 qpi-tr cr4 e croc6 e cw:r n

NoJtoo strong.

c3 6cagcq@: e co2<l o26 $.n

Would you like iomething to eati

or6laor:p:ccw::rr

Can I have toast?

e<iEel $8:cnEqco:o:rr

Sure. I'll order for you.

q.r'lca.:Srr aEqp:oqcf q1$ecoEgaec.,:erc:Srr

What about you?

aE qprecp. . (oaeooc'5cd)

I'll join you.

eE g::c8Decncfgocll (--$$Qd odcoc:,-'1)

Can I have some plain tea?

eqe g:@6: gp$:9 E!:ecmcAelccua:l

Here you are.

esp..Eer:..n

(Soe Soe pours the plain tea in the cup and....

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Tourist

Soe

Tourist

Soe

A little slong, O.K?

g $: g $:eo2cn;or<;5 e g5 n epieor::n

No problem.

q<-,1co,$rr

Do you enjoy tea?

coc6 ocf eple a>crS o3 e cpa8 : {o>: rr

Very nice. Can I pay for the tea?

d8ecrn8r. . u ocBocf qp!Q:. . og$ ec.rE oE: e..,:c8 qelc,co: u

No, no. Let me pay for you.

egdeo r e go'leor q1$ec.rEoE:o11s1eor

It's so kindof you.

ca q5:ecq:eoE <-r1lod rr

Pleasure.

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l. What's your name? (What's your name, please?)

lcel$o,$c8e jloo)rr (please <tq8 Q$:<>peco6ooS)

2. May I know your name?

gcop!c3,.,1qeoil

3. Could you tell me your name?

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4. What's your age? (How old are you?)

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5. Could you tell me your age?

- May I know your age?

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6. Who's your father?

7. What's your father?

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(What does your father do?)

8. Who are your parents? . Scaegco co<-rSoeqolrr

9. What are your parents?. Eoeq. . coooS@odu

10. Do you have sisters and brothers?

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I l. How many sisters and brothers do you have?

pQsaEc8eenEee" . ca,rSsEecrncr5Eoolu

12. How many people in yourfamily?

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I 3. What's your educational qualification?

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Are you married?

What's your marital stafus?

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My parents are U Tun and Daw Kun'

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5. I'm the onlY son.

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6. I passed the matriculation eaxm'

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I'm still'waiting for the result.

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I'm a graduate.

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I'm graduated with English.

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I'm a universitY student.

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Are you a student or worker?

Are you still schooling?

Are you working?

Do you have a job?(Do you work?)

Where do you work?

Where's your work?

How long have you been working?

How long did you work there?

What did you do there?

What did you do as a manager?

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d8eD.'Dc'J6)eloncD(c$eg,pcur:/ eoeqo:o:)

c$egopo:Eeorc'5 saeg $.. . rrceqcoS ) qoclrr

What about your salary? (How much salary do you get?)

cuo"cD66p. . ? (coorocSecv:c6qod)

q$ "c.rE

qcDp8: cD:d Eo'lecr:o>cS rr

I left school last year.

cu S )d s 6cnecnn8:co.6 5"11co.,r5 nOl. . J { O

I'm not married. (I'm single)

sg6ecoo8oEt'1lo:rr (o"11 / q"3,il)

I'm not married yet. ':

d 5 eor8 e Ee cc:<.,'l $: rr

I'm going to get married (I'm going to be manied)

d6ecoaE$1e o:p9o,.i1n

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12. What's your position there?

13. Why did you resign yourjob?

(sac96qc6o.ncB resi gn sa$E give up, leave, qu it... donecacop!: flox.rS)

14.

15.

r? 8,r e Ctlg[0l$ 316o! I qjsoqr, !0rr...

- _He was forced to retire.

- He was dismissed.

- He is retired. (He's a pensioner)

- He's retired from work (army).

He's on leave.

FIe's on duty.

He's at work.' He's out ofjob.

Don't you work any more?

Why are you interested in this business?

c"-G6{.. . 8s>q6{8d o6oo:c'ro)rr

16" What post did you apply for? ocEepco:cBeqpc6caooirr

17. What's your expected salary? cooo. . ocsecr:ocfeg6e$:coc:olrr

18. When can you start work? r:cSsa{$saqSoaoE:8Eeo}n

19" Do you have work experience? or6c$:saec3sa@1fioor:n

20. Do you have driving experience?crra:ecn6:o:a>cuc: (cr:o:eec8:Qsaecasa@lEoocr)

21. Do you have a driving licence? ct::eelc8:o38oSEocrvrrr

22. Do you have computer knowledge (skill)?

q $c,gp.n fi c'5 or s5 o o::: rr

23. Can you speak English? (Do you speak English?)

ga I o3 6ocrn: ep or d cr cw:: u

24. FIow many languages can you speak? (FIow many languages do you speak?)

r:: nr o crr: oD,-$ 5

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e $:>ocE o c.i rr

\e C \d5 cn eb:,{epco:cn ca:oju

-rt$ 6.3" sa oc6 q cr5 5 crroo} r

crcB<.,8 oEec.,:c,8c6ocSrr (saq::or EE:cEcSca,rS)

o c coc cc)cD@cuo@o)o)cDo)o)il

n-+- e?tt:o96tg (cxt : <-,Eo8o::g6o"o5)

cr s2cD6cD (oEco6cn)sa g::cuor<.S'r

oaEocoo:c.r..r5'r[o. tr

ocaro$co5: eoo8 e g coc$u

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saco6e cu6e co?3):or:n

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26.

27.

28.

29"

30.

31.

32.

You won't have a holiday here. It's O.K?

8m 6o5q.r5oq:a:eq5. . $6.iloc.n:rr

Do you like travelling? Because my business relies on travelling.

e Q,

a;o: or:{ o e ocq \cm: r c'ld.s>co6 cn. . " fo q d qQ sa ecllelct, $ e g or.-r5'r

Ifnecessary can you travel?o c c e coco?s?oqc. . aT. . cEcDscoon:ll

Do you drink? (Do you like drinking?)

e occr5 co o5 m: c.: o5 o ov:: rr

Do you chew betel quid? We don't accept it'.

cn 6:<iI oro5 ocm: r c'ld co d s'lcB ec.rc'rc6o 5 oo: roL.t.[

How far is your house from here?

C \ Oc e C C \oc: 6f g)ocD. . 3cD6f J)(DCCO?CI)GO:3JCDI

Do you get here by bus?

ScEoo56crrc:8:$:cooc8,<1oo:::n(oo56cm:$.coco!.e1oco:N

Do you need ferry? oosq (6tq.,D":)c8ocv::rr

iE t $' {d[ go.ap ru;i goqriqft ftf ,-

How many countries have you been? coc$gE$Eeeepc'5o:oolrr

Have you been to Japan? qo${e gcf g:c)on.l

Do you take the responsibility for these documents?

8ocgcf morS: gaecoccS gacoo:egoqc6. . c.rco$cuSEelo:::n

JJ"

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35.

36.

37.

38"

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How did you get this certificate?

When did you get your degree?

Have you been a seaman?

How long have you been a seaman?

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6.

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Sr.ff" tL%r[.81c$'dE"qtfi sleq{etyrn m'u1I

I'm a student.

q1 $ ecoE ecnpE: s>:,.r'lrr

I'm workirig. (I'm a worker.)

q1$ear5saq6o5cgci1$n (q$eo:6sao75oo:'-'1i)

Right now, I'm out ofjob.

. -.y>eov:aocseo:2 s,rq6 o,fi,'ilcr: n

I'm working for a hotel.

% $.-6,-{coo5o:63:o'26t-'1)ocS n

(-6eeg". . saq6g6o:oc8. . work eq>cfcn in c7:c8"qo'''5' o6a11o6e1tn with c7:c8"oE!:

q-"S)

I've been working there for six months over'

d E 9o sao96qi.f-(G)- "-f5"18 rr

I worked the/e nearlY one Year.-

sd 89o o:-6 gE$:& saq6q6 ic,locrS rr

I recently resigrred mY job.

ol@oeo: e8cog. . oc96qc6)crn<il

I prefer your business. That's why I gave up my previous job'

q$"crr5.. a8qp:d..q6c$:{Q$: oeoocnlcilor'-$n ele@c{ saepsaoT6{qc6o!c5o':<irr

(saq8$Elc.r{ previous dep:qcocSrr Nc6${6rS' ' present job <)e<'ri})

I was a manager. (I worked as a manager)

q;$ eo",5tl$ e 9q:g5 )<J)cocS I

I oversaw day-to-daY operation.

oEeg.o::g6c$: (eg.of 95.$t).q4 @:@6(8a)eao:E gcf<1o1or'$rr

I was not satisfied with mY salary.

..cm{. . q1$ eo'5src:eqciq:ir (satisfi ed : sac:qecql8eor)

I was boring to work there.

d 8 9c o2 6 qo^'r (cu 5 8) $ : e g.cur d (c'1 E : c':c cEJol rr

9.

10.

11.

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13. I prefer hotel business.

<{ox$q6c$:cBEp:oe :.racqo1lor.-,srr (oe caccrl6eorcEd{qs rike..cs:oln a61<gpe$:esair8$: oecmcqel prefer q:epa<.:S)

I no loltger work there.

%$ nc.r5 d 8 elo s?o>6tlo:S eo:2<.,11 o:n (no lon ger . e gac,5oo6 c$6 eo4 oNI'm afraid to mention the salary. Up to you. But I'll do my best.oooepqo rac:g:<rlo,S r aEq>:doec^r:r,,1)u sleo) q$eo-rSo:eo4 -g&"p$-o?6o:6qncilrrI've been working as a mechanic for two years.

"at$.-E oc,5$6 ao spg8egc'rc (l)f Sfl"l$,

Itve been working with computer almost three years.

ca$<-',1por$.szcu6cuSeEcr:c o;o6$:&fleEol$rr (nearly three years {copQ:qolcs)I can speak Englishfluently.

%$"c.rE o6c,E6oc'rc:c8 q16:q1E:eotrEoXS("cE ?c8cuc6oc6)eS:orc6o1lo<.:Sni can speak a bit Chinese.

ca'goSocrn. . . eldoecuo.Ee@ordcooSu

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

21.

22.

{*$ie[nqtd Ec,i.'eprftoui

23.

24.

25.

20. If you don't mind. I'd like to know the salary.

q$ "or5

orm:a<$eo:cc6 elenob lWhat about working hour? (business hour)

sac96{$ca cacScrfcD(mqS{$c3<is1eo),

Can I have holidays?

8o5 qc,S ( oc: <1c,!) eig:cu:: u

Can I have bonus or allowance?

q"8 4.. . 5oo:gf<{.eep. . qeaoo:rl

I've experience in the sea.

oE or<-Scbsn sa eq sa$16ct11orcS rr

I think I can manage (handle) it.

"d"14. . o6$Ec8$co5o3 q1$ec.r5co6cr"loxSl (I can do it {cu$:e1o:r$)

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i qEqr oErn qlf r tBffi d.3J.-

9n/eruie, (r )Job lnteruiew

: Excuse me, Sir. MaY I come in?

g€Edq8 o8c'lqeorr

: O.K. Have a seat.

q.io,-'Sr {Eo1rr

: I'm here for interview.

ca $ oo sa€ orcogp sa qcf occctoolrr

(S{"+epg" I'm here cS..da?:@o)

here eo])

: Your name?

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lnterviewee

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['m Khin Thida KYaw.

( 13cS" or6q:o $.e$qS cD $: ep>cSn I'm 2 5 c8$ $ g dg.i"${.F-?E ccu: @: 6P

eopcBca,-$u)

: Marital status?

dSeco':Eeepsae$saegcoecp. . . - ?

(sSSecooS$xl$1eu$or8c.4o5oa gd:8-r g$:c r o6aoc6r oa:o8:cosao oq$ g:

olocSrr)

: I'm not married yet.

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e$o!cBq6q:d@:$6g::ccSr eococncop!:saesp@:eo:ocS)

What post do you aPPIY for?

cr<$ epq:{ eqpcicoc:ctrco} rr

Front ofiice, Sir.

eE$@1gca,-,1n

Have you got the original testimonials mentioned here?

8u:olEQcc'::Q erep:saecooctSsaoo:eq.Jl\coc:n

: Here, Sir.

Eg:<-'1o$rr

: Qualification?

saqg!saa18:cn".p. . . ?

: I was graduated with Physics in 1994.

"gg9 ?569r flococ 3z)a)?$.Q.qc,1oroSn

: Age?

gaooScn. ". ?

: I'm 25.

"cnJSeoolll

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Interviewer

Interviewee

Interviewer

trnterviewee

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lnterviewee

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Interviewee

Are you working now?

ea2.. s'aocSoSegooan

Not now. But I worked for a restaurant.

g <l q 6 eo2,-'1 1 cp: rr sa ef co $ : co co)? rl €D: 6 3D c'5 4S gl op 5 i <r1lo,-r5 n

What did you do there?

dSer: coocu8)crr:dn

I worked as a receptionist.CrO C\ I CeEtglo)oaorcD(DI

Let me know your work experience :

q8c $: saeca.sapile$:$<ip:rr

(Could you tell me yo?.rr work experience? $qEQp: opecqrcooecril)

I received the customers cordially and help them with seats and needs.

e $ o pi e q { "JloJ[? g.Bt{ $: e g cp atr e o: qor,rS rr or p: cS sa 6 ca: eq e epr) rr

What about your pay?

coo:coegp...?'

I was not satisfied with my pay.

ororc8eo:2 n-rc:c ey.ilo:rr

(co 6 g gf :t ot e1ecotr 9 6 orcS { qE sati s f i ed with +6 g)o1)

How long did you work there?

d 8 o" .DcSecwd@&"?5ior:olu

One year over.

co6 g Eecog5 eop<"rl}r (over on e year So: E!: qor<:S)

You *'ere O.K with your customers?

cuoeepcfor:e cr:c6 qeg.$. sa aoE e$ {o:a:nOf course. tr'm pleased to rJo that kind of business.

e$,-,1or <-$ r d 8 sa o7 5 ip cB cu 6 elo-: q1 $ o o e r::cr:,;,. jlo:

<.,5 n

If so, why did you quit thatjob?

s14. . rr:g6o3 sa,oSqcf )o-r:olrr

Interviewer

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I prefer hotel business ahd this is one ofthe best hotels in Myanmar. whenI read your advertisement, I was very eager to work here.

%$r-. . c8cocSc,,76c$r4 Q$d.lco.rSrr $:ec.roE ,{cooSca.. E$-Gdsaecrr6:60:r-8o<:SeocdcrcoEagrollsro8$Eegc8..<ir

gE 4.{"@F{oo6of c6 epco2. . 8 9o c35$: ocu8co8 a;E oz:d rr

Really? What about your expected pay?

co.n.rSon: r o>or ca.:Seoy:cf el$co::oolrr

I'm doing my best and want only reasonable'pay.

.A $ "cn sa 96: cn $ sa o6q6 9:ti. . 8,."2 goecooo{r)o3 egE r-,1co<.:Srr

How many languages do you speak?

rl))noqn cr,cSs6$e$coo5oo}lr (E$*{-€-#g,$. can { ee:c8o}ey_,ioxS)

Myanmar, English and a little Chinese.rC € oc \ a[g i -' ga bcS b $. o: y5ocn:: g $: g E!:&& e$coc8o']ocS rr

It's O.K. I'll let you know next week.

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(Letyou know cB sec3e.:cEcScd4qs c36cecrro8:,: r oe@E:$gip""s49;Thanks for your interview.

e..3 e er: eo:cSecq:eeoE <icac$ r

(Ssa8or:o1;pcn-:.. Traders Hotel ... g€alocn o8o:oqpo€d ecqp8:q,co 6 ecrn c,E cB $ E ao E e<,,: ) Q o: ca,$ sa E c.ro"gp "i g g g: e,r: oo:: ca:o1)

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t0c)8cnmloJlr

What's your name?

g:el E!o,r5cSe iloolrr

Kyaw Kyaw.

e "a;5e.q5.-r11rr

What's your birth place?c\J)())(jfGe:crroJilJO

Mandalay.n

oSGCU:oroilr

Have you been a seaman?

oe cSror:cu6o:a>coc:rrLIL

Sure. But inland.

o6o:cr'lorcSr sleop $$caE:ec<.r'1rr

Do you have experience as a cook on a ship.

9nleraie, (z)A ship cook

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Cook

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Cook

o e J>e e cjlelr co o E : eg cS cu 5 o: ci sa e q. sa pjlE o o:r: r'

.Certainly. I've experience for three years.

6"1or.5, o:o Ecu8o:cilor<rS rr

Have you got a certificate?

cucfodeep. . Eoc'v::u

Of course.

Er'lctr.-t5n

Where did you get it from?

or:5cnqlorcc$n

Kandawgyi llotel in Yangon.

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Cook

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Cook

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Can you cook Chinese meal?

co 1c6 s-, o:: sa o: a;c6 co o5., oo: n

Why not. Western, Indian, Myanmal meals also.

d8odo-reqln sa e grcf dE: r d $o $. $ $ en sao: saoreq {,i aicfi orc6<-t1o.-'S rr

How long can you work on a shiP?

oeJnecilen ocSeonc6@r@csag6oT6tE goolrr

As long as I have a chance to work.

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n---i--a-E- o. l l I I

O. K. See you next Monday for your appointment.

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as long as @c$ E oecuc.r5@Gr. . {o^,"{,"q{ goEo>:,-'1ln

as far as I know : c1a3creoooc6

as much as I have : "il? Eoeocc,E

as much as possible : $6t8oeoncS

as soon as possible : $$88oec'o:.t$$E$

as many as possible : r,pt$Ecrecuec6ep:qp:

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9nleruie, (3)

An Entryto a Foreign Country

Immigration (qo8 9@:@6e<1)

Officer : Passport please.cco- n

ocDo?EorI

Please "1q8.

. .hq8d verb (@or:)elci1do:o3e1o<-r5n newspaper please

cror6:q:eo:t-,1.l r Tea please = co.foc,5qp!e,-r:,J1n

: Yes, Sir. Here you are.

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Officer

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Officer

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Office

Sha Nyo

Officer

Sha Nyo

Officer

: What do you intenil io do here?e o co3 CD 3)t CU O OL.O)O CDO CO lt

: I'm here visit only.

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o?6Q{ 6lE co" $c'r6cu6ecSde$ci on ly visit {cu p!:qo1o<.Sn only mffic'5Qe g ep

gc<,or:dqo.-r5r ._

: Are you working?

grcu8orS oorol rr (sao6 Eo or::)

: Sure. I've my own business in Myanmar. I'd like to study your business

here.

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ep: o-nrl u2c8 qE 8 cr? d G grrl)

Have you been here before?

saep o$:cn EcBeepc$o: oor:rr (before = saq8o$:cn)

Never. This is my first time.

o:6 allelere epc6o:<.rll vr:r gll oco eao:<.iln

How many people with you?

aE qp: $. or o.r5 9

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No.I'm alone. (only me)

e,r'l,r1lcr: l q$eo'r5 o:6eoccr5co$:o1rr

How longwill you be staying?

o.Secu:c6@@e qenoir

Just one week. I can't leave my business a long time.

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Q.c..no5qEocil)

I{ow much rnoney have you got? (have you got with you?)

Q,r5 ao o<$ ecv:r$ op: ep:<.,l)co: ooi 'r

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Sha Nyo

Officer

Sha Nyo

(Ji,ice

Sha Nyo

Officei

Sha Nyo

Officer

Sha Nyo

Officer

Sha Nyo

Enough. Five hundred U.S dollars.

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(4 g, {r 9. 8 c,5 ao o q sa e-r"Sf" 6& {. . e$c qco oS rr)

Return ticket?

s:p$or'59dcDcp. . . ? (olocur:deecoa)

Yes, I have.

,-,'l"lloa.Sn

Where will you be staying?

oc$,nor$:enoln (Wtrere are you staying {cu$:epro5)

With mybrother.

-64 i. (c?64 s36p)cop!: 9:o1) n

Your brother? Where's he?

oE: sa6c{cuoa q:o<-rSgco}n (ocSeaegc,:co})

Here's his address.

s'1. . oc86@,r'ln (c8t.r-6 2$oic,5 qS qolorcs)

What's he doing?

oco cocq8eEcooclrr

He's doing a good business here.

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Do you have any idea to work with him?\ c COO C O

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Certainly not. I can't leave my own business.

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: Have you got anything to declare?

qdeo6o:E$ocpogp!:<-,11ocw: (sa3$eeo:Eocp,.,gE!:o'l r ccrl){ c3a1Ec8"ee:cac)

Nothing. (I've got nothing)

edl<.,lco: rr (coE q,) e$,-,'l g 5 1q:co? nfYour baggage?

oq8cneep. . (co<-'Sgacb) , Eq. . {{}.eu3$:$Eg::c.n{ gc8ci)l

This one. I've onlypersonal things in it.

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Open it, please.

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Sure.

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Can I close it now?

Eo5o!.q1$c,:o:u

Yes.noqolgi

: Thankyou.

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9nleruie, (4)Student Visa

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l. What's your name? g:eplcaosofedloolrr

2. With whom do you live? ca<.:So{egcoao}r

3. What's your (educational) qualification?

,:gcoeplsaa,1E:coeep. . .. ?4. What have you learnt in Myanmar?

B$-Edg, o:eqoEcoc:$:$oln

5. How do you know about this school?

8ecop6:\oe@Sr{.. cocSc8c3oroin ' ,

6. How do you get the information about this school?

E ecnp€ : sae@a8:. . co<-r5c8 oco8: epoooi n

7. How did you get the application form?

"q1rdqgtd ooSc8qcoaoln

8. Why do you want to join this school?

-.86"q 8 ecnp8:c8orcf a;E oroolrr

8.tp,,. -. ocrro:o'osepca;Ecocsrrecnp.a -B{d -6ee4 o$:cocfca<rs{q'. . gorjoin aEoooecacE o:<-,1.ln sa {qE ro co$et-::elco ,$t join ?ec'r?/o o,oscD:r attend cnoo$:

o eo:orcf s:oc8r oca$:cacf crn{.go a7:co.:n

- attend the meeting

- ouend the class

g. Why do you want to study English in London?

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rt B6d *$ " $ p s?5cs,Sooc:8 a$ a,ro} (q $"Jl-4* d, q $ql*deer: cneol))

After this course, what would you like to do?

8 oEor$r$:ef . . cry:cr:6eooil

Where would you like to stay in London?

*$" $Bl. . o.rSeg gpcregcnoirr

With whom are you staying in London?

-$ "$ gr. . o.r5o$.eqo:oin

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Duration of this course?

8 oE o$:cn ocrS ecuac6@c9no) u

(ocnc:o$cmQ sz al. . eel: 3 $:ocrn: o3:e cjl :). . 8 o! ocrn: ocB ec:

3 $:$6eoo8 eQrdelor ttS)

How much money do You have to sPend?

8 d ao co<.$ eov: cF oi e o) n (co,-tS ecv:c6 a7: qel o3)

How much is the room charge?

sa a$:a:o,$eo:r.t5olrr

Who will provide you with the money you need?

e8:sacac6{sa6Q ege@:{. . . c,Eocoecoocf Qgoobrr

What business is Your father doing?

o8:oeoco. . coeq6c$:co6co:oln

How much is his income?

o oE eg o.,tS ecr:ocf 6 oc) l

How will he remit the moneY?

3)cr.. eg{o,SoiQeo:e"o} (remit : "*" / Q-d)If something wrong with your father, who will provide you?

cE:sreoco6ga$6qp:qE. . cot:Se2coecot$t;"edu

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""?.S". . . e$() e o:

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Occupation

Profession

Q/nil E'g6/

Talking about jobs

(*poti*@rEl

eao;6sa{6 sae@c8:oeQoa6. . oo6sacB8}. o6o.,5Q ocrr:cu:eqc{gr:or$8,o!ooSn

: --6*48 (sao26sa{8c8,$19$:eQro:o)

: eaq6sa{E / saoc6eg:o6:ecnpE,saqS (occupation { oe:aca;E:

sacpq<id)

90u,

- What's your occupation? (:arsaqSsa{Eg6ord)

Job :sao.16/sao26sa{6

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go€o.. . oc6$ r -o?6fl ' qg"8.qi". . o8eepcr5oS{SqQ sac.?5afr:{{o?c'Drr

part-timejob :sa{$p8'saq6

tull-timejob : sa81$$pQoo.25

oddjob = eorc6{ccS"l*q5 (ooqo5o3..dc8cn1cr1 ctoo$ecr:coc:$ErcEQ saco6

elfr:eq{eSccao)

jobless : gacu8o$eoc

thejobless : sao8odEofiQ oBeg(saolp:{e$co:)

outofjob : gao8eEoi

losejob :gao6ao:tr:34:o:,S/ sacu6$1dqp:o:,-Sn

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What's your occupation? What's your job?

c,rgao:6co5ca:olrr (8e9eptn gEe$:c'2:oeooatrE:qcocS)

I'm out ofjob. (c.lgr sao?Se$nf

8eqspgo job eq:cd occupation a7:c'p,e;$6q:u

I get a part+ime job as a driver-

c1. . o,{$QS: crro:ecc8:E gao6qo:<tSr

I lost my job last two months.

EriQ (..tF- c'1 saq6ocicgd{cf qcocS rr (sao?6EFBQo e rn)

He has been out of a job for two months'

- qsao26c$c.ro (j) coeo:ocBffir

E{.+upp "unemployed" {c2:$:' ' He has been unemployed' de$o$EoxSn

I'm still looking forajob.

c1.. oo.2Sgpegq$:drr

7. I cant find ajob.

c'1. . eaqScrcEoqeo::o:u (eeq.$Eeo:q)

8. I'm doing a good job'

cl. . oq6eczr8:co6lq6e9ocSn (doing a7:qcacS' ' I'm working ajob' 4qEtBEqt)

business : op6cf,

business cn job coc6Q$: cqoS$$.orcSr @:catr,SorcSn business 4d q6"$tG,.b

ooo,.,llo8co6eaoo6 qQ 3?a?6{ j ob deilcocSrr

businessman : E:g2:ee1cu6c$:gE (c95c$:oer::)

businesswoman :8:gc:eepo6c$:98 (saelfr:o8:)

business people = 8:gc:eepcu8c$toEg::

tourism business : a8'pa3o,cu5c$:

grocery business = q$e$acfcoSc$:

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9. I left my job to do a business on my own.

c1. . 4..SqSo?6c $:q5Q.oqci oq8qcf c8cSorcSn

I left my job to do my own business ....{o3!:' S6cocSrr

What business would you like to do?

rrao78c$:co6alEooln

I started my business last Year.

$:)Qg6cn c1)o96c $:oo95)oroSrr

I'm doing a good business.

c'1. . o6c$:e.tnE:oe6lco6ego:,Srr

I'm running a new business.

c'1. . q6c $: sao6or6aco6egor.rSl

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Work

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15.

16.

: oo.36o;5o$ r saq6 r saq6eqep

Where do you work?

o,:5 go sa cg 6 o9 6 c.r:o} u

I work fot u company.

c1. . qgo8co6aeno,T6or<-Srr

Where's your u,ork?

elE:oo95cn odeE epgco) (saqSq6QegepcEeo:crn)

sleq{a3'pry0fi01....

It's not yorir business /job.

ds1 er8:saq6ecnc6or: r erE: cBgll<5l:o:rr

None of your business. / No business of yours.

cE: gaor6es:o5o:rr

Mindyour own business.

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17.

18.

19.

He's at work.

qs>q6gcfiooSrr (sag6g6e9co<So!. {{qE-)Right now, I'm not working-

' ?GcD26o:ccod*-?" . q1$ec.r5saq6co6o1lo:rl

The fan doesn't work.

,-,$cocelorgiq:n(o$crrc,1lc6egorcSd{o!atrEo'n)

The engine doesn't work.

oEqE<.,trcfegca.Srr

Work experience : o76c$:saeq.sa@1

work hour : sac,2681$

manual worker : .rrl<>Y;o>.ja>s::

on /or5e

- Salary : o)o?

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: o)or (eo:eatrQeg)

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- wage : q6" (q6sn:a)

- bonus : n.@, (ecmc6ao:eo:eg)

- allowance :5oo:3€ , g€$fS r 3f$1"gE!,n

- tip : o6eaoo8geao3"Ee.r:.g (?$.8!occ'oli)

- charge : o{o5ocn r eaoa8gc6e r saae@:eg

- pay

- income

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- appoint : oo.2Sa$.oP!

- appoinbnent : --6.$EE: / e$.o:

- employ : sao96a$.oE!

- employer = s>g5a$.o (sao?SgE)

- employee : sro>6crs::

- unemployed : saq8rfieoo

- resigr : saqSqc6oEi.

- give upjob = saq8qcSoP!

- retire = saEc:<':o$

- pension :..,6o8

- pensioner :oEo8q::

- dismiss = saq8qdaid-€- forced to retire : o8o8eo:<Sd-d

- promotion : <pco:d:$E:

- transfer : egePe$r8:oP!

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l. Can I get ajob here?

2. Where can I get a job?

3. What job can I get?

Senseco6qBEe oc:rr

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c o c o o oc \3) (D oP c2 () o -oJ[:c? qe c ocD rr

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rrc: qc5 (s;o?68c5)qcte <p. . Eoo:cdq.lcw:N

4. Can you find me a job? / Can you get me a job? / Can you find a job for me?

q$ea,!saqc6 saq65pec,:$E eculr

5. How much salary can I have?

6. Can I have a bonus or an allowance?

1. Can I have extra moneY?

8. What about overtime (PaY)?

9. Can I have holidaYs?

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10. What about work hour? saq6sa{$co6ep. . . ?

I l. Can you offer food and accommodation?

or:eqe crcf eep$.e g g{E aE:e epet-,:tEeoc:rr

12. What about medical care? eo:cnoErBgcneep. . ?

13. What about leave? 3€cneep. . . ?

14. Can I have casual leave?

" ot8 - "

E g € .i$ E c, cu:: u ( gd o <.1c,E sa e.1. "Tg € { "p*)

15. He's on leave.

16. He's on duty.

\7. He's at work.

18. He's in and out.

a? c?$ E 9.6{ d. . E $ *{cl5 }.rr (e co e crr ca$ E qc6 e 9 or:4 "F-)19. It's hard work. sdEgaoSco oEo$:cao3rr

(unpleasant work.......cu6 q{6 qsao6ele$Q sao96)

20. This work is dangerous. dSsaq8cn sagep..,Serp:co,:5n

21. I don't want to do it. d"14. . c'leo6q8co:n

22- Can you do it for me? 4i {u8rrr. . cE: cuSe,rsc'3qcnrrlir

23. I'm not huppy to work there. c1. " dE<;o *q8cg6epa:c8oec45q:n

24. I'm not satisfied with my salary?o:o:c8 c'ls-rr:eqvr:n

25. He's fully occupied. q sa81$$p[s.aa;cocScBcEo:n

qgq?ffir,!B&{sffiffiernL.

Conversution

Boy : Can i see the boss?

ec,:o6ecu: .21$"<:.16 saqSg8 (oegN{eq.dqoc\yr:'

Manager : What firr? FIe's Lrusy.

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Manager

Boy

Manager

Boy

Manager

Boy

Manager

Boy

Manager

Boy

Manager

Can I wait?

eo,:{egcEeloco::n

Sorry,. He's with visitqrsl

eqcrllo:'r qgoe$og!eqeepc,5egcErr

Visitors? Can l,wait here?)

epQo$eqoo:'r cg$eorE8"aeoaf dqtlco::n

rNo. You can't.

tlq<5lcp:n

Why riot? I must meet him.

--$Ho8pn c1 q$.eq.9$6elcSrr

Sorry.Tell me aboutyour problem. I'll help you.

eelc8cln e'E: c8o (G-+") 4l4"FG' clqp$e<-,Su

I want you to raise my salary.

ooor{: e<,,: 8, e$c atrE d..,1rr

Impossible in this year.

Eg8goeoa elSE$En:n

Why? I've been working here over one year. You promised me to raise

my pay within one year.

cood,r$6$S qenoln 8 ec o o.75o 6 e g c.ro o6 g 6ecn18$ rr elE: s3,cn or 5 s 6 sa qE t

coo{: eo:8pc8eo:coc: } o:,$ eo I

At the moment, my boss has no idea about it.

ecv:.cuoeo"Seo/?. . 1l"gtg, ScBgSdqrelflGa):3):rr

It's real pain for me to work here.

8 9o saq6o26 epa: o:co,lS gco,:Sqcrr

You shouldn't complain. Lots of guys are out of work, you know. You're

really lucky working here.

,rgg!:$.eoe r oect:5ec.rEop:.lp,ocu6el8l6olrr o8:c3.,'lco...tSrr 89l sao,25q5qo-r>

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Boy

Manager

Boy

: You pay less but you make me work more. It's my own fault working for

a foreign company.

er6:o3,cn E $: g g!: e,-,:$:. . elp: cp:o,76 {E: e gorcr $E a p:: q gc89o sacu6o58 o'o

. " c.lsau::drr

: If you like, see him tomorrow.

.E'eog$qEeco?i r+dE$+4eq.cSc5,-':1'

: O.K. I'm waiting for tomorrow.

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Telephone conversation

1o,rSn3gi'ep0,)

ooScS <2$: e$rQ sa a1'' e $'-{.0 $'S'd'li.'' o$: aoc6Q q'' epep s'Q8'eq

{ }$o:$'oE:$el,tSu

,o $:orcS$ $.$c (an swer) Q sa all s1 e,ip eq eQrB E o:'-S rr

l. Hello! U Aung Hein Kyaw's English Speaking class'

.noi. . . p,es:r:8,.8$:e"o,J5 o6c86oc'r:epoo8or$tort'11,,(8{' ' '44\t$tF: r9:99ae${

e$cqocSr qgc8{q8o€'.' "ted+rrlpie$cqorc5 )2. Who's speaking, please? / Who's calling, please?

3,p $ : ao.5 e g o-rc o,:S o <r'lo) n

3. Who do you want to speak to? oc$qi.ocrn:ep:e18tr:loolrr

4. You got the wrong number. o$:$t'1do:eltjlo:tSrr

5. Which number are you calling? 3)t$".$:$'idcB:o(.ie gocoln

6. Could you call back later? eg:o5p'o $$aocic'1rr

7. Could you call back after 20 minutes' E9696aoc'5 E"E'g $$aoc;c'ln

g. will you not call back again, please? egxfooS$:o$:eaoc5.-'11$.eo:2u

9. The line is out of order. <1$:c88:-<-'trcf ego<rSrr

10. Where are you calling from? ot:Scnaocfegono)rr

I l. Wait a moment, please. acoeco:eocfcllrr

12. I'll see if he's in. q7flooc:c8 @$oic5o1p:e<Sr

13. I'll have a look. -"Jt6@€ c8c6'-'11p:el''S'r

14. Let me have a look for sure. earapes-':E Edo?c6ola:oo3r

15. He's not in. (He's not here) c;ofr'ln: (q89' "fr"lqt)16. He's out. osa$63o:e9orcSrr

17. He's just got out. q $sa$EqcSqo:ortSrr

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18. He's not available.

q $. ocnr:e$rc8"oqeo:.r1)o: (saq6 op:egc":d"" -Qstil)19. He's engaged r'vith a visitor. / He's with a visitor.

ep udt,.:e<p.fiogc8"11u

20. Would you like to ieave a message? or8aagococ:)tlcw::r

21. Would you like to call back later? eEr.s$:o. . . ,1$r$$eo.'5ccoc,,i

22. $/ould you like me to tell him something?"?4. . or611e$ceo:6lcc1r3[

23. I'llputyou through him.

q +.4.6 $.S (cS E : 5g oS)e,,,oi c5,-,1 o.S n (o? 6 ! i c% qd g I go E e q 9c ?' -)

24. He'll be right back.

25. He'll be back soon.

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o$: ociQ c; (cal ler) oc6coe$o"cS{qE. .

May I speak to the teacher, Please?

it's me, Pine Pine.

Don't you remember mY voice?

Sorry, I got the wrong number.

He's out?

How long has he been out?

When will he get back?

Who's there?

Canlleaveamessage?

Coutd you tell him Pine Pine called?

Can I call him later.

What time can I ring him again?

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dial

hangup

pickup

receiver

The line is busy / not free / engaged'

o $: c8 E: o s-:: cr:o3eSccrro u

Can you dial for me?

4l*%d (eE:) 6cflc5o9$eo:of.qocur:n

Can I dial for;'ou?

o8tsaqcS. . c16tic6c';$Go:6lec\r:rr

Where do you want to call?

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Voice : Hcllo!omo?r

Sahnyo : Hello. Is that Pauksalay's resielen';e?

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Voice : No, it isn't.

".ilotuoc?cr) *Shanyo : Isn't this 198876'f

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Voice

Shanyo

Voice

Shanyo

Voice

Shanyo

Voice

Shanyo

Voice

Shanyo

Pauksalay

Shanyo

Pauksalay

: No, you've got the wrong number. This is 199.

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: Sorry. I made a mistake.

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(Shanyo hung up the receiver. Then he picked it up and tried again. "iprEQ

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: Pauksalay's residence.4 C O OC O

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I'd like to speak to Pauksalay if she's here.

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I'm sorry, but she's not here right now. Who's calling please?

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This is Shanyo speaking. Will she be back soon?

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Probably within a few minutes.

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Thankyou.

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Hello. Wait....wait! She's coming.

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O.K. I'm waiting.

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Hello! o(ro). . . .

Hello, Pauksalay. It's a long wait as if sitting on a sharp stone.

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Do you have something to tell me?

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Shanyo

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Shanyo

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Shanyo

Sure. I'd like to treat you in a restaurant

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What for?

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I've passed tour guide interview

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Really? Congratulation.

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I'll come to pick you up tomorrow morning'

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O.K. I'll get readY. BYe!

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Bye!

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Could you tell rne the r,vay to the Slrwedag,on pagoda- please?

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Could you tell me the way to Bogycke Market please?

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Could you tell me h*w-ta get to the telegraph office?

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Coul.d you tell me horv to get to the airport?oc o c o t .

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Could you tel! me herw I can get to the sfxtion?

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Could you tell rne how I ean get to the post i-iffice?

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Could you tell me wh.;re the st*fi*i:l is?

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Could you tell me where I can take a bus?

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Could you tell me where I can find a restaurant?

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Could you tell me where I can find a good hotel?

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Could you tell me the nearest telephone?

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Could you tell me the nearest internet?

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Where can I get some medicine?

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Where can I phone?

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Where can I get a bus ticket to Mandalay?

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It's a little far (too far) from here.

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You need to take a bus or taxi.

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You can't walk there.

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It's a walking distance.

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You can walk under 10 minutes.

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Just around here.

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Just here.e.l3(DOl

Over there.

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It's just near the Sule Pagoda.

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It's beyond the Pansodan street-

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It's just near the Bandoola Park.

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It's one hour's walk.

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It's one hour's drive (one hour by bus)

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Go straight from here and turn left at the traffrcJight

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Go ahead and cross the road at the zebra crossing. Then you'll see it.

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Keep right. You'll find it near the junction.

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20. Take the second on the right.

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21. Go along this street.

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22. Go down this street.

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23. Go up this street.

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24. Take this way.

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25. It's next to the town hall.

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26. Keep moving.

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traffic

traffic jam

heavy traffic

lighttraffic

no traffic

traffic-light

traffic circle

traffic cop

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Coniersotion (1)

While Chaw Su Khin, from I )rr ll.i. * as looking up at the Sule pagoda in surprise...

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Tourist Excuse me. Could you tell me how to get to U Aung Hein Kyaw's English

speaking class?

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Oh, yes. He's my teacher.

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Is it far from here?

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Not so far.

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Do I need to take a bus or taxi?

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Not necessary.

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Can I walk?

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Yes. Within four or five minutes.

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look here. This is Bandoola Street. Go straight from here and keep right-

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: Then you'll see Pansodan traffic-light.

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Yes. I see.

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Cross the traffic-light and go straight again.

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Go ahead.

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The first street on the right is 37th street and then 38th.

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Oh, yes.

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Then you'll see a big br:ilding on the right on the oorner of Bandoola and

Seikkanthar Streef. Ga up to the first floor The class is on the right.

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Tourist : Thankyou indeed.

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Chaw Su Khin : You're uelcome

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Conversution

AboutYangon

Tourist :

Chaw Su Khin

Tourist

Chaw Su Khin

Tourist

Chaw Su Khin

Could you explain to me about Rangoon and Yangon. Which is right?

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Now we call Yangon. In colonial days, it was called Rangoon. But the

earliest known name-was Okkalapa.

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Three names? Do you know the history of Yangon?

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Sure. Yangon is a city with a history dating back over 2500 years.

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Carry on. Interesting.

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In those days it was just a small settlement. The original name was

Okkalapa. In the 1lth century it became known as Dagon. It was

a part of Mon kingdom

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Chaw Su Khin

In 1755, king Alaungpaya conquered lower Myanmar and it was renamed

Yangon.

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What it means?

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It means "End of strift" or "City of peace."

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Yes, I see.

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The British called Rangoon when they influenced Myanmar in 1824. But

after 1988, we called Yangon again.

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Do you know the exact location ofYangon?

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Yangon is located at the mouth of Hlaing or Yangon river 2l miles away

from the sea. Yangon has expanded several times during prewar and

postwar periods.

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Could you tell me about present Yangon?

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Presently we call Maha Yangon (Greater Yangon). It's the capital ofMyanmar.It has many new satellite towns.

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Tourist : What's the population of Yangon?

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Chaw Su Khin : About over 5 millions.

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Tourist : Thankyou foryour information.

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Can I get a bus ticket to Bagan?

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Can I get a train ticket to Mandalay?

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Can I get a flight ticket to Bangkok?

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Where can I get the ticket?

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How much is it?

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How much does a ticket cost?

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7. Can I get a flight ticket for tomorrow?

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Where's the check-in?

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Where's the check-in desk?

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What's the check-in time?

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Do you know the time of departure?

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You can see the time of arrivals and departures.

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Where is the deparlure lounge?

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There is a one hour delay before the plane take off.

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There won't be a delay of two hours.

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We'll have to delay our departure until the weather's fine.

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This is just transit visa, not for stay.

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Where's the transit lounge?

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Don't leave your baggage in the transit lounge.

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Are you also a transit passenger?

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Where can I get my baggage?

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Canlgetaporter?

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My friend will be waiting to see me at the airport.

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25. Does this train go to Bago?

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26. Does this bus go to the Shweclagon pagoda?

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(Does this bus reach the Shwedagon pagoda? Scopi:eproS)

Can I get a seat to Bago?

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What time does the train leave?

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What time does it arrive in Mandalay?

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How much does a ticket to Mandalay cost?

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How much is a berth?

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What's the price?

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How much discount can I have?

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Make it 50 kyats, please.

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Can I try it on?

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Could you show (givei rne another onei,

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f,)o 1,olr have a slight bigger size?

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Hello! Can I help you?

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Slippers? What size?

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I don't know the size. Because I'm not used to slippers. Can you

recommend my size.

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Oh, yes. May be No. 10.

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This one, Try it on.

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Do you have another kind for my choice?

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Yes, but this is better than any other ones. It's neat and tidy. Long lasts

also.

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Not bad, I think. What is the price?

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I'll tell you the realprice. Ks -500.

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Where is it made?cc

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It's made in Mandalay. The slippers from Mandalay are popular and ofsuper quality.

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It's also for the raniny season?

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Yes, all the year round.

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Is it real price?

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Really. Not more than normal price. I don't want to charge more. Same

price for local people and foreigners.

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Thank you. I'll take this one.

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What can I do for you, Sir?

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Do you have tracksuit?

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Oh, yes. What size are you?

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Medium.

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Do you like this one?

sleo:rffi1,$c',:o:u

No, I don't. I think it's awful. I don't appreciate the coiour.

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What about this one? The colour is attractive.

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tr think so. It's better.

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Would you like to try it on',)

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Yes, but I'd prefer a longer one" This is not long enough. Could you show

me that one at the top?

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Can I try this on?

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Yes, you can.

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Ah, fitJ But the colour is a little light.

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Do you like dark colour?

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I'd like dark colour rather than the light one.

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If so, you shouldnt try it on.

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I'm sorry.

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Where are you sfaying now?

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How many times have you been to Myanmar?

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This is my firsttime?

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What made you visit Myanmar?

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I'd like to see Myanmar people and enjoy the beauty of Myanmar.

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Where have you been in Yangon?

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What do you think of the Shwedagon?o. o i o 4 \

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Amazi ng. Very impressive.

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Sure. It's the pride of Myanmar.

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Could you recommend another places of interest?

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Why should I visit Bagan?

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How can I get to Bagan?

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By flight, train or car.

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What about Inlay Lake?

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ways of life.

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That's all?

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No. You can also see the unique rowing style.

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What's that?

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The people there row their boats by legs.

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Thank you for your information.

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Welcome.

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