South East Asian Languages
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BurmeseBurmese is spoken by about 30 million people in Myanmar, where it is the principal and official language.
Burmese is a monosyllabic language, and is similar to other Sino-Tibetan languages, spoken in South-Central Asia. Speech is characterised by the use of three musical pitches which denote meaning; context and word order are also important. Spoken Burmese is very different from the written language. The Burmese alphabet is originally derived from Southern Indian script.
Burmese is a single-byte language written left-to-right.
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