By This is my favorite thing in the world to be talking about when I am in the Philippines, but since my English is my first language, I can only speak to myself. I am very good at talking to myself because it is my first language, so my grammar and vocabulary have been pretty good.
The best thing about being from the Philippines is that your first language is your second language. It helps you sound and read better because you know exactly how to say everything. Plus, the Philippines is one of the few countries in the world that doesn’t have its own unique dialect. Because of this, you can easily understand and follow what people are saying.
I guess the biggest issue with using one of the three major languages in Myanmar is that you have to learn the new one as well. Also, no one can really speak English. This is because the English that was used up until a few years ago was heavily influenced by the British, and as a result the quality has declined. The only way to really make sense of it is if you actually speak English.
And that’s no easy task. The English spoken in Myanmar is heavily influenced by British English, so much so that today, the majority of the language isn’t even understandable to non-native speakers. Furthermore, the English used during the British period was often deliberately corrupted to make it sound more American, American English. This has made it difficult to understand the language.
There’s no way to solve the problem unless you learn the language. Because the only way to really understand the language is to actually speak it.
Thats why we are bringing over the best of Myanmar to English. We are the best team in Myanmar and its our goal to spread this wonderful culture to the rest of the world.
Myanmar in particular has the distinction of being one of the first countries in the world to adopt English as the official language, but the language didn’t get to be the official language until 1997. The reason is because unlike other countries, Myanmar is not influenced by the English culture. The only language Myanmar’s government has is Burmese.
Myanmar is actually the first country in the world to adopt English as its official language. The reason is for the language’s use since the government has no other choice. The government was worried that if they didnt adopt English, there may be too many people who were unable to communicate with each other, hence the need for the language. The government was also worried that it would have a negative impact on the economy, since the world currently uses English as a lingua franca.
This is not a bad thing for a country that is just now moving away from the Chinese language to English, as it will give the people of Myanmar more opportunity to learn how to communicate with each other. However, it is still a bit of a problem, as the language is not widely spoken in the country, and some people don’t even know that it exists.
Unfortunately, only 10% of the population of Myanmar speaks English as a first language, which is why they don’t know the language well enough to use an internet browser and navigate the internet. If that was the case, I’d likely be able to read this paragraph in my native language.