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100 1  Okell, John,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n97010898|eauthor. 
245 10 Burmese (Myanmar) :|ban introduction to the spoken 
       language.|nBook 2 /|cJohn Okell ; with assistance from U 
       Saw Tun and Daw Khin Mya Swe. 
246 3  Burmese :|ban introduction to the spoken language.|nBook 2
264  1 DeKalb :|bNorthern Illinois University Press,|c[2010] 
300    1 online resource 
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377  7 |lEnglish language|2lcsh 
500    Includes index. 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  pt. 1. Standard characters -- pt. 2. Less common 
       characters -- Appendices. 1. Conspectus ; 2. Transcription
       : a description of the sounds represented by the roman 
       letters ; 3. Transliteration: the alphabet with 
       transliteration equivalents ; 4. Character Names: The 
       Burmese names of the characters and symbols ; 5. 
       Identification chart: key to the characters by shape ; 6. 
       Alphabetical order: using dictionaries ; 7. Handwriting: 
       stroke direction and order ; 8. Ornate lettering: 
       illustrative samples ; 9. Abbreviations ; 10. 
       Bibliography. 
520 1  The second volume in a four-part language course, this 
       textbook builds on the spoken language lessons from Book 1
       and contains more advanced speaking exercises and practice
       dialogs, as well as activities to reinforce the material 
       presented in Book 1. The material of Book 2 is arranged in
       five levels, each of which covers the same set of topics, 
       but each succeeding level both consolidates and extends 
       the learnerÆs proficiency in the topic. The lessons are 
       followed by appendices on etiquette and social behavior in
       Burma and an outline of Burmese grammar. Okell also 
       presents more extensive vocabulary lists, both Burmese-
       English and English-Burmese, which are arranged by topic 
       and include such categories as names of clothes, foods, 
       and talking with Buddhist monks.Like the other titles in 
       this series, Book 2 is accompanied by audio files and can 
       be used either under the instruction of a teacher or for 
       self-study. The series was developed over a period of 
       several years and was tested, modified, and expanded after
       use in the classroom. Language professors and their 
       students or those learning Burmese on their own will 
       appreciate the accessible approach and the manageable size
       of the lessons of the very practical textbooks in this 
       series. 
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700 0  Saw Tun,|cU,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       no95031555|eauthor. 
700 0  Khin Mya Swe,|cDaw,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n97010903|eauthor. 
710 2  Northern Illinois University.|bCenter for Southeast Asian 
       Studies.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79138964 
776 08 |iPrint version:|aOkell, John.|tBurmese (Myanmar) : An 
       Introduction to the Spoken Language, Book 2.|dIthaca : 
       Cornell University Press, ©2016|z9781609092207 
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