Like in many Asian languages, Burmese scripts have formed a combination between Consonants and Vowels.
To approximate the sound of the word accurately, learners should be aware of the medial consonants.
Medial Wḁ Consonants!
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In Burmese scripts, medial wḁ consonants locate in the middle of a word. Its indicated by the wḁ-swe symbol, as shown in the example: ( ခွ ၊ ချွ ၊ ခြွ )
For example, when the Vowel follows the medial wḁ-swe consonant, the pronunciation of the combined unit can differ from the original sounds.
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Add to cartIn Burmese Scripts, medial yḁ consonants locate in the middle of a word. Its indicated by the yḁ-bin and the yḁ-yi’ symbols, as shown in the example: ( ချ ၊ ခြ ).
For example, when the vowel follows the medial yḁ consonant, the pronunciation of the combined unit can differ from the original sounds.
