Casual and colloquial Burmese expressions used in everyday speech, not typically taught in textbooks. Front: the Burmese word or phrase (with romanization). Back: English meaning.
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- ဟင် (Han)
- Huh? (casual filler expressing surprise or questioning)
- ဟေ့ (Hey)
- Hey! (casual way to call someone's attention)
- ကြိုက်တယ်ဗျာ (Kyite te bya)
- I like it (casual, male speaker)
- ကောင်းသားပဲ (Kaung: thar: pell)
- That's really good (casual praise)
- ဟုတ်လားဟင် (Houk lar hin)
- Really, huh? (casual surprise)
- ရှက်စရာကြီး (Shet sa yar kyi:)
- So embarrassing (casual)
- စိတ်ညစ်တယ် (Seik nyit te)
- Annoyed, fed up (casual)
- ပျင်းလိုက်တာ (Pyin: laik tar)
- So bored (casual)
- ဒုက္ခပဲ (Doukkha pell)
- What a hassle, what trouble (casual, from the Buddhist term for suffering)
- ရူးနေပြီလား (Yu: nay pyi lar)
- Are you crazy? (casual, can be teasing)
- အရမ်းကောင်းတယ် (A yan: kaung: de)
- Really great, awesome (casual intensifier)
- ချစ်လိုက်တာ (Chit laik tar)
- So lovable, so cute (casual)
- ဟာသလုပ်နေတာလား (Har tha lote nay tar lar)
- Are you joking? (casual)
- တကယ်လား (Ta kae lar)
- Really?, seriously? (casual)
- အားနာတယ် (Ar: nar de)
- To feel bad for imposing on someone (a common, culturally specific feeling)
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