Updated in 2026 : 3 : 2 : BURMESE ROMANIZATION ;

( Arakan, Rakhine) syllabary's one of the syllables (e.g. , , , ) truly can represent wormholes, and if Military Grade (WORMHOLE), Manmade Global Weather should be goodwill purposes only (in our earth), and if Nanobot Programming (WORMHOLE), Gene Therapy System should be goodwill purposes only (in our earth), and the most challenge in 21st century & beyond would be Anti-Earthquake in the defined regions (in our earth); Also see: Arakan; BURMESE ROMANIZATION; Services; w Character; WORMHOLE; Remark: 13 planets' (moon waves) As iroLED based, and cannot explain anymore beyond this point, because our earth isn't simple like WHAT I think;

Brief Introduction: Burmese Romanization is based on Echols Collection, Olin Library, Cornell University ( www.cornell.edu ) 's online cataloging in 1989; At that time, this DOMAIN developer helped online cataloging to Prof. Curator John B a d g l e y, USA's Library of Congress as code ("A M K," Aung Myint Kyaw); This old format Burmese Romanization webpage might help Myanmar (Burmese) students, researchers, scholars, and professionals who search Burmese (Myanmar) documents through libraries in the United States of America;

Also see: Chinese Romanization; Nippon Pronunciation;

"Yangon University (1920-2020) 100 years song" (movies, videos), also see: movie .HTML;

1; Myanmar Consonants     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Consonants

reading direction: from left to right;

If you pronounce , pronounced by Rakhine way of speaking, therefore, and can be classified explicitly; Because, Union of Myanmar represents Union of Culture, Union of Tradition, Union of Languages, among ethnic groups ... ; this DOMAIN recommends gentle men, dressing/wearing long pants, because all gentle men around the globe, dressing/wearing long pants (i.e. business manner daily);

consonants ( k a, y a) are like 90 degree diff ..., also see: mathematical Bamboo Stem R&D;

2; Vowels     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Vowels                Top

3; Medials    US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Medials                Top

Medial are written in the order: y, r, v, and h;          e.g.

4; Conjunct Consonants     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Conjunct Consonants        Top

Romanize an upper consonant before a lower one:

Note that the following consonants have modified forms when conjunct:

5; Final Symbols     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Final Symbols                Top

6; Tone Marks     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Tone Marks                Top

Examples:

7; Punctuation     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Punctuation                Top

	comma design; Radical124, also see: Radicals;

8; Numerals     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Numerals                Top

	If you pronounce , pronounced by Rakhine way of speaking, therefore avoiding language conflict of ; Because, in official English language speaking nations (e.g. Australia, Canada, Singapore, South Africa, USA, ... ) pronouncing "shit" is not appropriate; Therefore, Rakhine people's way of pronouncing is proper and correct way of speaking;

9; Abbreviations     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Abbreviations                Top

10; Word Division     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Word Division                Top

Myanmar words: leave a space after each syllable;

Loanwords: use the same division as in the original language; Apply the same practice also to loanwords with modified forms in Myanmar;

		Original Language: Chinese
		Original Language: English
		Original Language: Indian
		Original Language: Mon
		Original Language: Pali (Modified)

11; Capitalization     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Capitalization                Top

Capitalize as for English;

For personal names composed of Burmese elements, or of elements treated as Burmese, capitalize the initial letter of each syllable;

12; Examples     US Library of Congress Standard Romanized Examples                Top

Notes:

1; Some symbols of the Burmese script are attached above, below, or beside a consonant; Where such symbols are listed above, a plus sign is used to represent the consonant;                

2; Absence of vowel symbol in the script is represented by -a in the Romanization, with the following exceptions:

(a) when a different vowel is indicated by its appropriate symbol; See 2; vowels, above;         

(b) when the absence of any vowel is indicated by the symbol ; See 5; Final symbols, above;

((( + ), ( + ) = ( Pali, Pali)), ( + + + ) =  ( Sanskrit, Sanskrit)), also see: br; p Pali; s Pali;

 

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