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Burmese translation: Myanmar naingngan go kyozo ba deh
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1 day 13 hrs confidence: 
Myanmar naingngan go kyozo ba deh Explanation: naingngan = country go = to kyozo = welcome (sounds like jozo) ba = politeness particle deh = positive statement ending The above statement is in colloquial Burmese. In literary style, it would be "Myanmar naingngan tho kyozo ba i" tho = to (literary style) i = positive statement ending (literary style) |
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