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Yangon is a Old capital of Burma. new capital is Naypyidaw (south of the Mandalay). Yangon is Myanmar's largest city . Five years ago there were about 5 million people , Yan gon located at the junction of Yangon River. the man city Yangon far from sea about 30 kilometer. Times in Yangon UTC/GMT +6:30 hours (Half-hour time zone).
Although the capital moved from Yangon to Naypyidaw, but people still stay at Yangon. more travel place in Yangon. you can flights from Bangkog to Yongon. for this trips i flights with Air Asia to Yangon airport. and take Taxi to downtown Rangon, about 10 kilometers from airport to tourism zone in town. today you can travel to Yangon by border crossing Mae-sot (Thailand) to Hpa-an (Kayin State) by bus. and use bus again from Hpa-an to Yangon about a night.
Hotel and Guest house in Yangon in 2013, expensive more than Thai, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia. But you can walk to see cheap guest house. I recommended Okinawa Guest house near Sule Pagoda. price per night for one person 25 USD , for 2 people 30 USD per night. include breakfast, but no WIFI internet. i stay here more night. i love to sit in front off guesthouse and see Yangon way of life. you will see Myanmar monk, children go to school. on the entrance to the sides street left side have popular local restaurant you can try to eat.
about internet in Yangon for June 2013. big hotel have internet service but not in room all hotel. some hotel have internet access at Lobby. for ensample first night in Yangon i stay May Shan Hotel address 115 Sule Pagoda Rd Yangon Myanmar (Burma) , have internet access at Lobby and speed download lass than 1 Mbps / Upload a bit. but enough for Facebook and email use. second day until fifth i stay at Okinawa Guest house no have internet. if you want to use internet i suggest go to KSS coffee near SULE Pagoda but at 8.00 pm. slow access and you can not use hotmail.com some time in myanmar.
restaurant and food in Yangon. you pay 3 USD per dish with Air conditioning. and 3-5 USD for good restaurant Air con. for mr.hotsia eat street food myanmar local food about 1-2 USD per disk. i like myanmar streert food. more dish of sauce ,chili sauce , ..... very delicious. about dessert you and see walking street way it same Thailand.
Yangon Myanmar Attractions - number one is Shwedagon Pagoda number 2 : is temple Botatauang Paya Inya Lake Chaukhtagyi paya mr.hotsia love to travel for see way of life so i go to see Burmese house and walk around Yangon park Sule pagoda in the morning i wull walk to Morning market and Yangon evening Market i see super surprise when i see drivesture market Yangon you can see more drive pass astride market fish vegetables and more. activity i Yangon i recommended Take boat across Yangon river Myanmar massage and try to use Yangon tricycle walking at Inya Lake , don't for get to travel with Yangon Cicle line train about 3 hours pay only 1 usd.
Taxi in Yangon is good price for tourism. tell your destination and ask for price, the price is real price not discount again. from Sule pagoda to Yangon train station only 3 usd, you will get same price all taxi. mr.hotsia like taxi Yangon style
in Yangon Myanmar number 1 language is Burmese language sure. number 2 is English i found taxi drive can speak English, hotel and guesthouse staff can speech English. but i think good idea for learning easy Burmese language for use in market , local bus station , massage , boat for local language may got special price.
in Myanmar Drive right lane and steering wheel at right side too. in Thailand Drive left lane and steering wheel at right side. in Cambodia/Laos/Vietnam Drive right lane and steering wheel at left side. for Drive right lane if steering wheel on left easy to see when overtake but in Myanmar steering wheel on right.
Caution in Myanmar: in Myanmar you can not use old USD Old Greenback. you can not exchange to Kyat Burmese currency mr.hotsia June 2556
Are you one of them or do you know anyone like them? Thank You For Watching! I made a lot of mistake filming this so I am sorry and very thankful for your support! Please like, comment and subscribe hehe! Free feel to tell me what kind of video to do next!? Love you guys for letting me do crazy stuff !! Hak Hak!
- published: 24 Jan 2016
- views: 20344
BURMESE PEOPLE KILLED IN MALAYSIA-According to the VOA news in Burmese, today more had been slaughtered. Two Burmese women were brutally gun raped and murdered in Malaysia by state sponsored terrorist gangs and nearly 18 people died. Death toll rises daily and it is alarming situation there.
International Media: Please let people know the truth that Burmese people are killed daily in Malaysia by Malaysia based Terrorist Gangs (PS: All victims are Buddhists from Burma). This is not only crime but it is HATE crime and SERIOUS crime.
- published: 11 Jun 2013
- views: 39857
My friend Awkward Amy and I did a collab. I hope you will like it. If you do then please give this video a thumbs up.
Amy's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7GTjmpOLUg
Here are some of my social media, if you would like to check them out:
Instagram:http://instagram.com/smilingsu/
Twitter:https://twitter.com/SmilingSu
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/SmilingSu7
Here are some of my friend Awkward Amy's social media and make sure you go and check her out:
Twitter- https://twitter.com/_AwkwardAmy
Facebook Page- https://www.facebook.com/pages/Awkwar...
Instagram- http://instagram.com/_awkwardamy/
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- published: 19 Feb 2015
- views: 22816
Starting at an early age, women of the Padaung tribe wear a coil of brass rings around their necks. This collar, and the elongated appearance it gives their necks over time, are Padaung symbols they wear proudly. In their native Myanmar, Padaung people often faced persecution over these visible tribal symbols. Now, having relocated to a Thailand refugee camp, these Padaung women continue this centuries-old custom, memorializing the struggles of the past and maintaining a link to their tribe's history.
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- published: 29 May 2013
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February 13, 2011 [To Dream of Democratization Through Their Spirit for National Independence—the Burmese People's Unity Day Event]
- published: 15 Apr 2011
- views: 10873
Burmese/Eng/Nat
The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies.
It's estimated that one hundred thousand troops have been deployed against ethnic Karen forces, who are fleeing territory they've held for almost fifty years.
Thousands of refugees have already crossed the border into Thailand to escape the fighting.
For three generations, soldiers of the Karen National Liberation Army have controlled large swathes of Burma's eastern border, in their battle for autonomy from Rangoon's military regime.
Now they're patrolling it for possibly the last time.
The Burmese army launched a major offensive two weeks ago, and swept aside the insurgents, and their allies, forcing them to abandon and burn their headquarters, and a string of other bases.
At the start of the month, this patrol would have considered this safe territory.
Now an ambush could come from either river bank.
In this area, opposite the Thai province of Kanchanaburi, there have been frequent clashes.
SOUNDBITE: (Burmese)
"The Burmese have deployed everywhere in the area. They're coming in huge numbers, and using a lot of heavy weapons, especially against my troops."
SUPER CAPTION: Saw Kenneth, Commander, 10th Battalion, Karen National Liberation Army
These men were wounded by mortar fire and brought out by boat, just minutes before these scenes were recorded.
Casualty figures are impossible to confirm.
The Karen claim to have killed more than a hundred Burmese troops, for the loss of only one of theirs.
The Burmese say they've killed almost fifty insurgents.
But there's little doubt who's winning.
As these pictures were being taken, three days ago, the order came to abandon more camps and villages.
The troops going forward to bolster the crumbling defensive line suddenly found themselves packing up and joining in a general retreat.
At a nearby camp of their allies, the A-B-S-D-F, it was the same
story.
The soldiers got ready for a waterborne evacuation - a detachment was left behind, to try to buy time and slow the Burmese advance.
The rebels say they will now revert to fighting a guerrilla war - harassing government forces in the jungles that hug the border.
SOUNDBITE: (Burmese)
"We don't have any bases, we don't have regular troops, we'll try to find the best chance to attack the Burmese whenever we can. It'll be a hit and run strategy from now on."
SUPER CAPTION: Yel Min Aung, A-B-S-D-F Army Quartermaster
Villagers are using whatever transport they can to escape the fighting, and make for the nearby Thai border.
It's thought the repeated failure of cease-fire talks has brought about the offensive. That, and the government's concern to secure an economically vital gas pipeline that runs nearby.
In all, an estimated twenty thousand people have crossed the Thai border in the past two weeks.
Two-hundred kilometres further north, they've swelled the population of long-established refugee camps, inside Thailand.
The Burmese have overrun all Karen bases in the area, and sealed off much of the border, trapping several thousand displaced people inside.
Refugees tell unconfirmed stories of arson, of summary executions, and of villagers being forced to porter supplies to the front line.
Speaking just inside Thailand, this Karen commander says the fight will go on.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"In this case I believe the Karen people will never surrender. Even the armed personnel surrender, the people will not surrender. Even the leaders surrender, the Karen people will never surrender."
SUPER CAPTION: Padoh Thaw Thi, Karen Nation Union
But their goal of self-rule is fading fast.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/5a9c7cc2c160616ca4e398dac449731d
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 70607
do you like this movies.if you like just click like please.. .
Burmese/Eng/Nat The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies. It's estimated that one hundred thousand .
Natural Sound After years of economic sanctions and frozen diplomatic relations by western countries, political deadlock between Myanmar's opposition party .
Bambo is a freelance video maker. He didn't take part in any military training or fighting, and he military scenes are fiction acting. This is a tribute to the Christian .
- published: 25 Sep 2016
- views: 1254
Karen people view point on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk, by Kwe Ka Lu
- published: 16 Jan 2012
- views: 44443
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Yangon (Burmese: ရန်ကုန်, MLCTS rankun mrui, pronounced: [jàɴɡòʊɴ mjo̰]; also known as Rangoon, literally: "End of Strife") is a former capital of Myanmar (Burma) and the capital of Yangon Region. It also served as the Capital in Exile of Azad Hind. Yangon is the country's largest city with a population of over five million, and is the most important commercial centre, although the military government officially relocated the capital to Naypyidaw in March 2006.
Although Yangon's infrastructure is undeveloped compared to those of other major cities in south-east Asia, it has the largest number of colonial buildings in the region today. While many high-rise residential and commercial buildings have been constructed or renovated throughout downtown and Greater Yangon in the past two decades, most satellite towns that ring the city continue to be deeply impoverished.
Etymology
Yangon (ရန်ကုန်) is a combination of the two words yan (ရန်) and koun (ကုန်), which mean "enemies" and "run out of" respectively. It is also translated as "End of Strife". "Rangoon" most likely comes from the British imitation of the pronunciation of "Yangon" in the Arakanese language, which is [rɔ̀ɴɡʊ́ɴ].
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2:27ชาวพม่า Burmese people
ชาวพม่า Burmese peopleชาวพม่า Burmese people
http://www.hotsia.com/burma-info/yangon/index-en.shtml Yangon is a Old capital of Burma. new capital is Naypyidaw (south of the Mandalay). Yangon is Myanmar's largest city . Five years ago there were about 5 million people , Yan gon located at the junction of Yangon River. the man city Yangon far from sea about 30 kilometer. Times in Yangon UTC/GMT +6:30 hours (Half-hour time zone). Although the capital moved from Yangon to Naypyidaw, but people still stay at Yangon. more travel place in Yangon. you can flights from Bangkog to Yongon. for this trips i flights with Air Asia to Yangon airport. and take Taxi to downtown Rangon, about 10 kilometers from airport to tourism zone in town. today you can travel to Yangon by border crossing Mae-sot (Thailand) to Hpa-an (Kayin State) by bus. and use bus again from Hpa-an to Yangon about a night. Hotel and Guest house in Yangon in 2013, expensive more than Thai, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia. But you can walk to see cheap guest house. I recommended Okinawa Guest house near Sule Pagoda. price per night for one person 25 USD , for 2 people 30 USD per night. include breakfast, but no WIFI internet. i stay here more night. i love to sit in front off guesthouse and see Yangon way of life. you will see Myanmar monk, children go to school. on the entrance to the sides street left side have popular local restaurant you can try to eat. about internet in Yangon for June 2013. big hotel have internet service but not in room all hotel. some hotel have internet access at Lobby. for ensample first night in Yangon i stay May Shan Hotel address 115 Sule Pagoda Rd Yangon Myanmar (Burma) , have internet access at Lobby and speed download lass than 1 Mbps / Upload a bit. but enough for Facebook and email use. second day until fifth i stay at Okinawa Guest house no have internet. if you want to use internet i suggest go to KSS coffee near SULE Pagoda but at 8.00 pm. slow access and you can not use hotmail.com some time in myanmar. restaurant and food in Yangon. you pay 3 USD per dish with Air conditioning. and 3-5 USD for good restaurant Air con. for mr.hotsia eat street food myanmar local food about 1-2 USD per disk. i like myanmar streert food. more dish of sauce ,chili sauce , ..... very delicious. about dessert you and see walking street way it same Thailand. Yangon Myanmar Attractions - number one is Shwedagon Pagoda number 2 : is temple Botatauang Paya Inya Lake Chaukhtagyi paya mr.hotsia love to travel for see way of life so i go to see Burmese house and walk around Yangon park Sule pagoda in the morning i wull walk to Morning market and Yangon evening Market i see super surprise when i see drivesture market Yangon you can see more drive pass astride market fish vegetables and more. activity i Yangon i recommended Take boat across Yangon river Myanmar massage and try to use Yangon tricycle walking at Inya Lake , don't for get to travel with Yangon Cicle line train about 3 hours pay only 1 usd. Taxi in Yangon is good price for tourism. tell your destination and ask for price, the price is real price not discount again. from Sule pagoda to Yangon train station only 3 usd, you will get same price all taxi. mr.hotsia like taxi Yangon style in Yangon Myanmar number 1 language is Burmese language sure. number 2 is English i found taxi drive can speak English, hotel and guesthouse staff can speech English. but i think good idea for learning easy Burmese language for use in market , local bus station , massage , boat for local language may got special price. in Myanmar Drive right lane and steering wheel at right side too. in Thailand Drive left lane and steering wheel at right side. in Cambodia/Laos/Vietnam Drive right lane and steering wheel at left side. for Drive right lane if steering wheel on left easy to see when overtake but in Myanmar steering wheel on right. Caution in Myanmar: in Myanmar you can not use old USD Old Greenback. you can not exchange to Kyat Burmese currency mr.hotsia June 2556 -
3:53Different type of Burmese Girls
Different type of Burmese GirlsDifferent type of Burmese Girls
Are you one of them or do you know anyone like them? Thank You For Watching! I made a lot of mistake filming this so I am sorry and very thankful for your support! Please like, comment and subscribe hehe! Free feel to tell me what kind of video to do next!? Love you guys for letting me do crazy stuff !! Hak Hak! -
0:56BURMESE PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN MALAYSIA DAILY
BURMESE PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN MALAYSIA DAILYBURMESE PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN MALAYSIA DAILY
BURMESE PEOPLE KILLED IN MALAYSIA-According to the VOA news in Burmese, today more had been slaughtered. Two Burmese women were brutally gun raped and murdered in Malaysia by state sponsored terrorist gangs and nearly 18 people died. Death toll rises daily and it is alarming situation there. International Media: Please let people know the truth that Burmese people are killed daily in Malaysia by Malaysia based Terrorist Gangs (PS: All victims are Buddhists from Burma). This is not only crime but it is HATE crime and SERIOUS crime. -
3:04flip flops in Burma - burmese people cannot pronounce the words "flip flop"
flip flops in Burma - burmese people cannot pronounce the words "flip flop"flip flops in Burma - burmese people cannot pronounce the words "flip flop"
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3:25Teaching My Friend How To Speak Burmese
Teaching My Friend How To Speak BurmeseTeaching My Friend How To Speak Burmese
My friend Awkward Amy and I did a collab. I hope you will like it. If you do then please give this video a thumbs up. Amy's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7GTjmpOLUg Here are some of my social media, if you would like to check them out: Instagram:http://instagram.com/smilingsu/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/SmilingSu Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/SmilingSu7 Here are some of my friend Awkward Amy's social media and make sure you go and check her out: Twitter- https://twitter.com/_AwkwardAmy Facebook Page- https://www.facebook.com/pages/Awkwar... Instagram- http://instagram.com/_awkwardamy/ Music-Feeling good downloaded from Purple Planet -
4:24Why Do These Women Stretch Their Necks? | National Geographic
Why Do These Women Stretch Their Necks? | National GeographicWhy Do These Women Stretch Their Necks? | National Geographic
Starting at an early age, women of the Padaung tribe wear a coil of brass rings around their necks. This collar, and the elongated appearance it gives their necks over time, are Padaung symbols they wear proudly. In their native Myanmar, Padaung people often faced persecution over these visible tribal symbols. Now, having relocated to a Thailand refugee camp, these Padaung women continue this centuries-old custom, memorializing the struggles of the past and maintaining a link to their tribe's history. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe About National Geographic: National Geographic is the world's premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, and filmmakers, Nat Geo gets you closer to the stories that matter and past the edge of what's possible. Get More National Geographic: Official Site: http://bit.ly/NatGeoOfficialSite Facebook: http://bit.ly/FBNatGeo Twitter: http://bit.ly/NatGeoTwitter Instagram: http://bit.ly/NatGeoInsta Why Do These Women Stretch Their Necks? | National Geographic https://youtu.be/0FME1At3vmI National Geographic https://www.youtube.com/natgeo -
3:10[Nepal] The Burmese People's Unity Day Event
[Nepal] The Burmese People's Unity Day Event[Nepal] The Burmese People's Unity Day Event
February 13, 2011 [To Dream of Democratization Through Their Spirit for National Independence—the Burmese People's Unity Day Event] -
3:42BURMA: REFUGEES CROSS BORDER TO ESCAPE FIGHTING
BURMA: REFUGEES CROSS BORDER TO ESCAPE FIGHTINGBURMA: REFUGEES CROSS BORDER TO ESCAPE FIGHTING
Burmese/Eng/Nat The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies. It's estimated that one hundred thousand troops have been deployed against ethnic Karen forces, who are fleeing territory they've held for almost fifty years. Thousands of refugees have already crossed the border into Thailand to escape the fighting. For three generations, soldiers of the Karen National Liberation Army have controlled large swathes of Burma's eastern border, in their battle for autonomy from Rangoon's military regime. Now they're patrolling it for possibly the last time. The Burmese army launched a major offensive two weeks ago, and swept aside the insurgents, and their allies, forcing them to abandon and burn their headquarters, and a string of other bases. At the start of the month, this patrol would have considered this safe territory. Now an ambush could come from either river bank. In this area, opposite the Thai province of Kanchanaburi, there have been frequent clashes. SOUNDBITE: (Burmese) "The Burmese have deployed everywhere in the area. They're coming in huge numbers, and using a lot of heavy weapons, especially against my troops." SUPER CAPTION: Saw Kenneth, Commander, 10th Battalion, Karen National Liberation Army These men were wounded by mortar fire and brought out by boat, just minutes before these scenes were recorded. Casualty figures are impossible to confirm. The Karen claim to have killed more than a hundred Burmese troops, for the loss of only one of theirs. The Burmese say they've killed almost fifty insurgents. But there's little doubt who's winning. As these pictures were being taken, three days ago, the order came to abandon more camps and villages. The troops going forward to bolster the crumbling defensive line suddenly found themselves packing up and joining in a general retreat. At a nearby camp of their allies, the A-B-S-D-F, it was the same story. The soldiers got ready for a waterborne evacuation - a detachment was left behind, to try to buy time and slow the Burmese advance. The rebels say they will now revert to fighting a guerrilla war - harassing government forces in the jungles that hug the border. SOUNDBITE: (Burmese) "We don't have any bases, we don't have regular troops, we'll try to find the best chance to attack the Burmese whenever we can. It'll be a hit and run strategy from now on." SUPER CAPTION: Yel Min Aung, A-B-S-D-F Army Quartermaster Villagers are using whatever transport they can to escape the fighting, and make for the nearby Thai border. It's thought the repeated failure of cease-fire talks has brought about the offensive. That, and the government's concern to secure an economically vital gas pipeline that runs nearby. In all, an estimated twenty thousand people have crossed the Thai border in the past two weeks. Two-hundred kilometres further north, they've swelled the population of long-established refugee camps, inside Thailand. The Burmese have overrun all Karen bases in the area, and sealed off much of the border, trapping several thousand displaced people inside. Refugees tell unconfirmed stories of arson, of summary executions, and of villagers being forced to porter supplies to the front line. Speaking just inside Thailand, this Karen commander says the fight will go on. SOUNDBITE: (English) "In this case I believe the Karen people will never surrender. Even the armed personnel surrender, the people will not surrender. Even the leaders surrender, the Karen people will never surrender." SUPER CAPTION: Padoh Thaw Thi, Karen Nation Union But their goal of self-rule is fading fast. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/5a9c7cc2c160616ca4e398dac449731d Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
5:13burmese army fighting karenni people in village
burmese army fighting karenni people in villageburmese army fighting karenni people in village
do you like this movies.if you like just click like please.. . Burmese/Eng/Nat The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies. It's estimated that one hundred thousand . Natural Sound After years of economic sanctions and frozen diplomatic relations by western countries, political deadlock between Myanmar's opposition party . Bambo is a freelance video maker. He didn't take part in any military training or fighting, and he military scenes are fiction acting. This is a tribute to the Christian . -
5:06Karen People View on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk
Karen People View on KNU and Burmese government Peace TalkKaren People View on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk
Karen people view point on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk, by Kwe Ka Lu
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http://www.hotsia.com/burma-info/yangon/index-en.shtml Yangon is a Old capital of Burma. new capital is Naypyidaw (south of the Mandalay). Yangon is Myanmar's largest city . Five years ago there were about 5 million people , Yan gon located at the junction of Yangon River. the man city Yangon far from sea about 30 kilometer. Times in Yangon UTC/GMT +6:30 hours (Half-hour time zone). Although the capital moved from Yangon to Naypyidaw, but people still stay at Yangon. more travel place in Yangon. you can flights from Bangkog to Yongon. for this trips i flights with Air Asia to Yangon airport. and take Taxi to downtown Rangon, about 10 kilometers from airport to tourism zone in town. today you can travel to Yangon by border crossing Mae-sot (Thailand) to Hpa-an (Kayin State) by bus. and use...
published: 12 Jun 2013 -
Different type of Burmese Girls
Are you one of them or do you know anyone like them? Thank You For Watching! I made a lot of mistake filming this so I am sorry and very thankful for your support! Please like, comment and subscribe hehe! Free feel to tell me what kind of video to do next!? Love you guys for letting me do crazy stuff !! Hak Hak!
published: 24 Jan 2016 -
BURMESE PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN MALAYSIA DAILY
BURMESE PEOPLE KILLED IN MALAYSIA-According to the VOA news in Burmese, today more had been slaughtered. Two Burmese women were brutally gun raped and murdered in Malaysia by state sponsored terrorist gangs and nearly 18 people died. Death toll rises daily and it is alarming situation there. International Media: Please let people know the truth that Burmese people are killed daily in Malaysia by Malaysia based Terrorist Gangs (PS: All victims are Buddhists from Burma). This is not only crime but it is HATE crime and SERIOUS crime.
published: 11 Jun 2013 -
flip flops in Burma - burmese people cannot pronounce the words "flip flop"
published: 02 Sep 2014 -
Teaching My Friend How To Speak Burmese
My friend Awkward Amy and I did a collab. I hope you will like it. If you do then please give this video a thumbs up. Amy's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7GTjmpOLUg Here are some of my social media, if you would like to check them out: Instagram:http://instagram.com/smilingsu/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/SmilingSu Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/SmilingSu7 Here are some of my friend Awkward Amy's social media and make sure you go and check her out: Twitter- https://twitter.com/_AwkwardAmy Facebook Page- https://www.facebook.com/pages/Awkwar... Instagram- http://instagram.com/_awkwardamy/ Music-Feeling good downloaded from Purple Planet
published: 19 Feb 2015 -
Why Do These Women Stretch Their Necks? | National Geographic
Starting at an early age, women of the Padaung tribe wear a coil of brass rings around their necks. This collar, and the elongated appearance it gives their necks over time, are Padaung symbols they wear proudly. In their native Myanmar, Padaung people often faced persecution over these visible tribal symbols. Now, having relocated to a Thailand refugee camp, these Padaung women continue this centuries-old custom, memorializing the struggles of the past and maintaining a link to their tribe's history. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe About National Geographic: National Geographic is the world's premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, and filmmakers, Nat Geo gets you closer to the stories that ...
published: 29 May 2013 -
[Nepal] The Burmese People's Unity Day Event
February 13, 2011 [To Dream of Democratization Through Their Spirit for National Independence—the Burmese People's Unity Day Event]
published: 15 Apr 2011 -
BURMA: REFUGEES CROSS BORDER TO ESCAPE FIGHTING
Burmese/Eng/Nat The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies. It's estimated that one hundred thousand troops have been deployed against ethnic Karen forces, who are fleeing territory they've held for almost fifty years. Thousands of refugees have already crossed the border into Thailand to escape the fighting. For three generations, soldiers of the Karen National Liberation Army have controlled large swathes of Burma's eastern border, in their battle for autonomy from Rangoon's military regime. Now they're patrolling it for possibly the last time. The Burmese army launched a major offensive two weeks ago, and swept aside the insurgents, and their allies, forcing them to abandon and burn their headquarters, and a stri...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
burmese army fighting karenni people in village
do you like this movies.if you like just click like please.. . Burmese/Eng/Nat The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies. It's estimated that one hundred thousand . Natural Sound After years of economic sanctions and frozen diplomatic relations by western countries, political deadlock between Myanmar's opposition party . Bambo is a freelance video maker. He didn't take part in any military training or fighting, and he military scenes are fiction acting. This is a tribute to the Christian .
published: 25 Sep 2016 -
Karen People View on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk
Karen people view point on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk, by Kwe Ka Lu
published: 16 Jan 2012
ชาวพม่า Burmese people
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- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 15508
http://www.hotsia.com/burma-info/yangon/index-en.shtml
Yangon is a Old capital of Burma. new capital is Naypyidaw (south of the Mandalay). Yangon is Myanmar's ...
http://www.hotsia.com/burma-info/yangon/index-en.shtml
Yangon is a Old capital of Burma. new capital is Naypyidaw (south of the Mandalay). Yangon is Myanmar's largest city . Five years ago there were about 5 million people , Yan gon located at the junction of Yangon River. the man city Yangon far from sea about 30 kilometer. Times in Yangon UTC/GMT +6:30 hours (Half-hour time zone).
Although the capital moved from Yangon to Naypyidaw, but people still stay at Yangon. more travel place in Yangon. you can flights from Bangkog to Yongon. for this trips i flights with Air Asia to Yangon airport. and take Taxi to downtown Rangon, about 10 kilometers from airport to tourism zone in town. today you can travel to Yangon by border crossing Mae-sot (Thailand) to Hpa-an (Kayin State) by bus. and use bus again from Hpa-an to Yangon about a night.
Hotel and Guest house in Yangon in 2013, expensive more than Thai, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia. But you can walk to see cheap guest house. I recommended Okinawa Guest house near Sule Pagoda. price per night for one person 25 USD , for 2 people 30 USD per night. include breakfast, but no WIFI internet. i stay here more night. i love to sit in front off guesthouse and see Yangon way of life. you will see Myanmar monk, children go to school. on the entrance to the sides street left side have popular local restaurant you can try to eat.
about internet in Yangon for June 2013. big hotel have internet service but not in room all hotel. some hotel have internet access at Lobby. for ensample first night in Yangon i stay May Shan Hotel address 115 Sule Pagoda Rd Yangon Myanmar (Burma) , have internet access at Lobby and speed download lass than 1 Mbps / Upload a bit. but enough for Facebook and email use. second day until fifth i stay at Okinawa Guest house no have internet. if you want to use internet i suggest go to KSS coffee near SULE Pagoda but at 8.00 pm. slow access and you can not use hotmail.com some time in myanmar.
restaurant and food in Yangon. you pay 3 USD per dish with Air conditioning. and 3-5 USD for good restaurant Air con. for mr.hotsia eat street food myanmar local food about 1-2 USD per disk. i like myanmar streert food. more dish of sauce ,chili sauce , ..... very delicious. about dessert you and see walking street way it same Thailand.
Yangon Myanmar Attractions - number one is Shwedagon Pagoda number 2 : is temple Botatauang Paya Inya Lake Chaukhtagyi paya mr.hotsia love to travel for see way of life so i go to see Burmese house and walk around Yangon park Sule pagoda in the morning i wull walk to Morning market and Yangon evening Market i see super surprise when i see drivesture market Yangon you can see more drive pass astride market fish vegetables and more. activity i Yangon i recommended Take boat across Yangon river Myanmar massage and try to use Yangon tricycle walking at Inya Lake , don't for get to travel with Yangon Cicle line train about 3 hours pay only 1 usd.
Taxi in Yangon is good price for tourism. tell your destination and ask for price, the price is real price not discount again. from Sule pagoda to Yangon train station only 3 usd, you will get same price all taxi. mr.hotsia like taxi Yangon style
in Yangon Myanmar number 1 language is Burmese language sure. number 2 is English i found taxi drive can speak English, hotel and guesthouse staff can speech English. but i think good idea for learning easy Burmese language for use in market , local bus station , massage , boat for local language may got special price.
in Myanmar Drive right lane and steering wheel at right side too. in Thailand Drive left lane and steering wheel at right side. in Cambodia/Laos/Vietnam Drive right lane and steering wheel at left side. for Drive right lane if steering wheel on left easy to see when overtake but in Myanmar steering wheel on right.
Caution in Myanmar: in Myanmar you can not use old USD Old Greenback. you can not exchange to Kyat Burmese currency mr.hotsia June 2556
wn.com/ชาวพม่า Burmese People
http://www.hotsia.com/burma-info/yangon/index-en.shtml
Yangon is a Old capital of Burma. new capital is Naypyidaw (south of the Mandalay). Yangon is Myanmar's largest city . Five years ago there were about 5 million people , Yan gon located at the junction of Yangon River. the man city Yangon far from sea about 30 kilometer. Times in Yangon UTC/GMT +6:30 hours (Half-hour time zone).
Although the capital moved from Yangon to Naypyidaw, but people still stay at Yangon. more travel place in Yangon. you can flights from Bangkog to Yongon. for this trips i flights with Air Asia to Yangon airport. and take Taxi to downtown Rangon, about 10 kilometers from airport to tourism zone in town. today you can travel to Yangon by border crossing Mae-sot (Thailand) to Hpa-an (Kayin State) by bus. and use bus again from Hpa-an to Yangon about a night.
Hotel and Guest house in Yangon in 2013, expensive more than Thai, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia. But you can walk to see cheap guest house. I recommended Okinawa Guest house near Sule Pagoda. price per night for one person 25 USD , for 2 people 30 USD per night. include breakfast, but no WIFI internet. i stay here more night. i love to sit in front off guesthouse and see Yangon way of life. you will see Myanmar monk, children go to school. on the entrance to the sides street left side have popular local restaurant you can try to eat.
about internet in Yangon for June 2013. big hotel have internet service but not in room all hotel. some hotel have internet access at Lobby. for ensample first night in Yangon i stay May Shan Hotel address 115 Sule Pagoda Rd Yangon Myanmar (Burma) , have internet access at Lobby and speed download lass than 1 Mbps / Upload a bit. but enough for Facebook and email use. second day until fifth i stay at Okinawa Guest house no have internet. if you want to use internet i suggest go to KSS coffee near SULE Pagoda but at 8.00 pm. slow access and you can not use hotmail.com some time in myanmar.
restaurant and food in Yangon. you pay 3 USD per dish with Air conditioning. and 3-5 USD for good restaurant Air con. for mr.hotsia eat street food myanmar local food about 1-2 USD per disk. i like myanmar streert food. more dish of sauce ,chili sauce , ..... very delicious. about dessert you and see walking street way it same Thailand.
Yangon Myanmar Attractions - number one is Shwedagon Pagoda number 2 : is temple Botatauang Paya Inya Lake Chaukhtagyi paya mr.hotsia love to travel for see way of life so i go to see Burmese house and walk around Yangon park Sule pagoda in the morning i wull walk to Morning market and Yangon evening Market i see super surprise when i see drivesture market Yangon you can see more drive pass astride market fish vegetables and more. activity i Yangon i recommended Take boat across Yangon river Myanmar massage and try to use Yangon tricycle walking at Inya Lake , don't for get to travel with Yangon Cicle line train about 3 hours pay only 1 usd.
Taxi in Yangon is good price for tourism. tell your destination and ask for price, the price is real price not discount again. from Sule pagoda to Yangon train station only 3 usd, you will get same price all taxi. mr.hotsia like taxi Yangon style
in Yangon Myanmar number 1 language is Burmese language sure. number 2 is English i found taxi drive can speak English, hotel and guesthouse staff can speech English. but i think good idea for learning easy Burmese language for use in market , local bus station , massage , boat for local language may got special price.
in Myanmar Drive right lane and steering wheel at right side too. in Thailand Drive left lane and steering wheel at right side. in Cambodia/Laos/Vietnam Drive right lane and steering wheel at left side. for Drive right lane if steering wheel on left easy to see when overtake but in Myanmar steering wheel on right.
Caution in Myanmar: in Myanmar you can not use old USD Old Greenback. you can not exchange to Kyat Burmese currency mr.hotsia June 2556
- published: 12 Jun 2013
- views: 15508
Different type of Burmese Girls
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- Duration: 3:53
- Updated: 24 Jan 2016
- views: 20344
Are you one of them or do you know anyone like them? Thank You For Watching! I made a lot of mistake filming this so I am sorry and very thankful for your suppo...
Are you one of them or do you know anyone like them? Thank You For Watching! I made a lot of mistake filming this so I am sorry and very thankful for your support! Please like, comment and subscribe hehe! Free feel to tell me what kind of video to do next!? Love you guys for letting me do crazy stuff !! Hak Hak!
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Are you one of them or do you know anyone like them? Thank You For Watching! I made a lot of mistake filming this so I am sorry and very thankful for your support! Please like, comment and subscribe hehe! Free feel to tell me what kind of video to do next!? Love you guys for letting me do crazy stuff !! Hak Hak!
- published: 24 Jan 2016
- views: 20344
BURMESE PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN MALAYSIA DAILY
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- Duration: 0:56
- Updated: 11 Jun 2013
- views: 39857
BURMESE PEOPLE KILLED IN MALAYSIA-According to the VOA news in Burmese, today more had been slaughtered. Two Burmese women were brutally gun raped and murdered ...
BURMESE PEOPLE KILLED IN MALAYSIA-According to the VOA news in Burmese, today more had been slaughtered. Two Burmese women were brutally gun raped and murdered in Malaysia by state sponsored terrorist gangs and nearly 18 people died. Death toll rises daily and it is alarming situation there.
International Media: Please let people know the truth that Burmese people are killed daily in Malaysia by Malaysia based Terrorist Gangs (PS: All victims are Buddhists from Burma). This is not only crime but it is HATE crime and SERIOUS crime.
wn.com/Burmese People Are Killed In Malaysia Daily
BURMESE PEOPLE KILLED IN MALAYSIA-According to the VOA news in Burmese, today more had been slaughtered. Two Burmese women were brutally gun raped and murdered in Malaysia by state sponsored terrorist gangs and nearly 18 people died. Death toll rises daily and it is alarming situation there.
International Media: Please let people know the truth that Burmese people are killed daily in Malaysia by Malaysia based Terrorist Gangs (PS: All victims are Buddhists from Burma). This is not only crime but it is HATE crime and SERIOUS crime.
- published: 11 Jun 2013
- views: 39857
flip flops in Burma - burmese people cannot pronounce the words "flip flop"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 468
- published: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 468
Teaching My Friend How To Speak Burmese
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- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 19 Feb 2015
- views: 22816
My friend Awkward Amy and I did a collab. I hope you will like it. If you do then please give this video a thumbs up.
Amy's video: https://www.youtube.com/watc...
My friend Awkward Amy and I did a collab. I hope you will like it. If you do then please give this video a thumbs up.
Amy's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7GTjmpOLUg
Here are some of my social media, if you would like to check them out:
Instagram:http://instagram.com/smilingsu/
Twitter:https://twitter.com/SmilingSu
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/SmilingSu7
Here are some of my friend Awkward Amy's social media and make sure you go and check her out:
Twitter- https://twitter.com/_AwkwardAmy
Facebook Page- https://www.facebook.com/pages/Awkwar...
Instagram- http://instagram.com/_awkwardamy/
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My friend Awkward Amy and I did a collab. I hope you will like it. If you do then please give this video a thumbs up.
Amy's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7GTjmpOLUg
Here are some of my social media, if you would like to check them out:
Instagram:http://instagram.com/smilingsu/
Twitter:https://twitter.com/SmilingSu
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/SmilingSu7
Here are some of my friend Awkward Amy's social media and make sure you go and check her out:
Twitter- https://twitter.com/_AwkwardAmy
Facebook Page- https://www.facebook.com/pages/Awkwar...
Instagram- http://instagram.com/_awkwardamy/
Music-Feeling good downloaded from Purple Planet
- published: 19 Feb 2015
- views: 22816
Why Do These Women Stretch Their Necks? | National Geographic
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- Duration: 4:24
- Updated: 29 May 2013
- views: 2222999
Starting at an early age, women of the Padaung tribe wear a coil of brass rings around their necks. This collar, and the elongated appearance it gives their nec...
Starting at an early age, women of the Padaung tribe wear a coil of brass rings around their necks. This collar, and the elongated appearance it gives their necks over time, are Padaung symbols they wear proudly. In their native Myanmar, Padaung people often faced persecution over these visible tribal symbols. Now, having relocated to a Thailand refugee camp, these Padaung women continue this centuries-old custom, memorializing the struggles of the past and maintaining a link to their tribe's history.
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Starting at an early age, women of the Padaung tribe wear a coil of brass rings around their necks. This collar, and the elongated appearance it gives their necks over time, are Padaung symbols they wear proudly. In their native Myanmar, Padaung people often faced persecution over these visible tribal symbols. Now, having relocated to a Thailand refugee camp, these Padaung women continue this centuries-old custom, memorializing the struggles of the past and maintaining a link to their tribe's history.
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Why Do These Women Stretch Their Necks? | National Geographic
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- published: 29 May 2013
- views: 2222999
[Nepal] The Burmese People's Unity Day Event
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:10
- Updated: 15 Apr 2011
- views: 10873
February 13, 2011 [To Dream of Democratization Through Their Spirit for National Independence—the Burmese People's Unity Day Event]
February 13, 2011 [To Dream of Democratization Through Their Spirit for National Independence—the Burmese People's Unity Day Event]
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February 13, 2011 [To Dream of Democratization Through Their Spirit for National Independence—the Burmese People's Unity Day Event]
- published: 15 Apr 2011
- views: 10873
BURMA: REFUGEES CROSS BORDER TO ESCAPE FIGHTING
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- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 70607
Burmese/Eng/Nat
The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies.
It's estimated that one hundred thousand...
Burmese/Eng/Nat
The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies.
It's estimated that one hundred thousand troops have been deployed against ethnic Karen forces, who are fleeing territory they've held for almost fifty years.
Thousands of refugees have already crossed the border into Thailand to escape the fighting.
For three generations, soldiers of the Karen National Liberation Army have controlled large swathes of Burma's eastern border, in their battle for autonomy from Rangoon's military regime.
Now they're patrolling it for possibly the last time.
The Burmese army launched a major offensive two weeks ago, and swept aside the insurgents, and their allies, forcing them to abandon and burn their headquarters, and a string of other bases.
At the start of the month, this patrol would have considered this safe territory.
Now an ambush could come from either river bank.
In this area, opposite the Thai province of Kanchanaburi, there have been frequent clashes.
SOUNDBITE: (Burmese)
"The Burmese have deployed everywhere in the area. They're coming in huge numbers, and using a lot of heavy weapons, especially against my troops."
SUPER CAPTION: Saw Kenneth, Commander, 10th Battalion, Karen National Liberation Army
These men were wounded by mortar fire and brought out by boat, just minutes before these scenes were recorded.
Casualty figures are impossible to confirm.
The Karen claim to have killed more than a hundred Burmese troops, for the loss of only one of theirs.
The Burmese say they've killed almost fifty insurgents.
But there's little doubt who's winning.
As these pictures were being taken, three days ago, the order came to abandon more camps and villages.
The troops going forward to bolster the crumbling defensive line suddenly found themselves packing up and joining in a general retreat.
At a nearby camp of their allies, the A-B-S-D-F, it was the same
story.
The soldiers got ready for a waterborne evacuation - a detachment was left behind, to try to buy time and slow the Burmese advance.
The rebels say they will now revert to fighting a guerrilla war - harassing government forces in the jungles that hug the border.
SOUNDBITE: (Burmese)
"We don't have any bases, we don't have regular troops, we'll try to find the best chance to attack the Burmese whenever we can. It'll be a hit and run strategy from now on."
SUPER CAPTION: Yel Min Aung, A-B-S-D-F Army Quartermaster
Villagers are using whatever transport they can to escape the fighting, and make for the nearby Thai border.
It's thought the repeated failure of cease-fire talks has brought about the offensive. That, and the government's concern to secure an economically vital gas pipeline that runs nearby.
In all, an estimated twenty thousand people have crossed the Thai border in the past two weeks.
Two-hundred kilometres further north, they've swelled the population of long-established refugee camps, inside Thailand.
The Burmese have overrun all Karen bases in the area, and sealed off much of the border, trapping several thousand displaced people inside.
Refugees tell unconfirmed stories of arson, of summary executions, and of villagers being forced to porter supplies to the front line.
Speaking just inside Thailand, this Karen commander says the fight will go on.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"In this case I believe the Karen people will never surrender. Even the armed personnel surrender, the people will not surrender. Even the leaders surrender, the Karen people will never surrender."
SUPER CAPTION: Padoh Thaw Thi, Karen Nation Union
But their goal of self-rule is fading fast.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/5a9c7cc2c160616ca4e398dac449731d
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Burmese/Eng/Nat
The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies.
It's estimated that one hundred thousand troops have been deployed against ethnic Karen forces, who are fleeing territory they've held for almost fifty years.
Thousands of refugees have already crossed the border into Thailand to escape the fighting.
For three generations, soldiers of the Karen National Liberation Army have controlled large swathes of Burma's eastern border, in their battle for autonomy from Rangoon's military regime.
Now they're patrolling it for possibly the last time.
The Burmese army launched a major offensive two weeks ago, and swept aside the insurgents, and their allies, forcing them to abandon and burn their headquarters, and a string of other bases.
At the start of the month, this patrol would have considered this safe territory.
Now an ambush could come from either river bank.
In this area, opposite the Thai province of Kanchanaburi, there have been frequent clashes.
SOUNDBITE: (Burmese)
"The Burmese have deployed everywhere in the area. They're coming in huge numbers, and using a lot of heavy weapons, especially against my troops."
SUPER CAPTION: Saw Kenneth, Commander, 10th Battalion, Karen National Liberation Army
These men were wounded by mortar fire and brought out by boat, just minutes before these scenes were recorded.
Casualty figures are impossible to confirm.
The Karen claim to have killed more than a hundred Burmese troops, for the loss of only one of theirs.
The Burmese say they've killed almost fifty insurgents.
But there's little doubt who's winning.
As these pictures were being taken, three days ago, the order came to abandon more camps and villages.
The troops going forward to bolster the crumbling defensive line suddenly found themselves packing up and joining in a general retreat.
At a nearby camp of their allies, the A-B-S-D-F, it was the same
story.
The soldiers got ready for a waterborne evacuation - a detachment was left behind, to try to buy time and slow the Burmese advance.
The rebels say they will now revert to fighting a guerrilla war - harassing government forces in the jungles that hug the border.
SOUNDBITE: (Burmese)
"We don't have any bases, we don't have regular troops, we'll try to find the best chance to attack the Burmese whenever we can. It'll be a hit and run strategy from now on."
SUPER CAPTION: Yel Min Aung, A-B-S-D-F Army Quartermaster
Villagers are using whatever transport they can to escape the fighting, and make for the nearby Thai border.
It's thought the repeated failure of cease-fire talks has brought about the offensive. That, and the government's concern to secure an economically vital gas pipeline that runs nearby.
In all, an estimated twenty thousand people have crossed the Thai border in the past two weeks.
Two-hundred kilometres further north, they've swelled the population of long-established refugee camps, inside Thailand.
The Burmese have overrun all Karen bases in the area, and sealed off much of the border, trapping several thousand displaced people inside.
Refugees tell unconfirmed stories of arson, of summary executions, and of villagers being forced to porter supplies to the front line.
Speaking just inside Thailand, this Karen commander says the fight will go on.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"In this case I believe the Karen people will never surrender. Even the armed personnel surrender, the people will not surrender. Even the leaders surrender, the Karen people will never surrender."
SUPER CAPTION: Padoh Thaw Thi, Karen Nation Union
But their goal of self-rule is fading fast.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/5a9c7cc2c160616ca4e398dac449731d
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 70607
burmese army fighting karenni people in village
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:13
- Updated: 25 Sep 2016
- views: 1254
do you like this movies.if you like just click like please.. .
Burmese/Eng/Nat The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldes...
do you like this movies.if you like just click like please.. .
Burmese/Eng/Nat The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies. It's estimated that one hundred thousand .
Natural Sound After years of economic sanctions and frozen diplomatic relations by western countries, political deadlock between Myanmar's opposition party .
Bambo is a freelance video maker. He didn't take part in any military training or fighting, and he military scenes are fiction acting. This is a tribute to the Christian .
wn.com/Burmese Army Fighting Karenni People In Village
do you like this movies.if you like just click like please.. .
Burmese/Eng/Nat The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world's oldest insurgent armies. It's estimated that one hundred thousand .
Natural Sound After years of economic sanctions and frozen diplomatic relations by western countries, political deadlock between Myanmar's opposition party .
Bambo is a freelance video maker. He didn't take part in any military training or fighting, and he military scenes are fiction acting. This is a tribute to the Christian .
- published: 25 Sep 2016
- views: 1254
Karen People View on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:06
- Updated: 16 Jan 2012
- views: 44443
Karen people view point on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk, by Kwe Ka Lu
- published: 16 Jan 2012
- views: 44443
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Different type of Burmese Girls
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Different type of Burmese Girls
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BURMESE PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN MALAYSIA DAILY
BURMESE PEOPLE KILLED IN MALAYSIA-According to the VOA news in Burmese, today more had bee...
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BURMESE PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN MALAYSIA DAILY
BURMESE PEOPLE ARE KILLED IN MALAYSIA DAILY
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flip flops in Burma - burmese people cannot pronounce the words "flip flop"
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flip flops in Burma - burmese people cannot pronounce the words "flip flop"
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Teaching My Friend How To Speak Burmese
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Teaching My Friend How To Speak Burmese
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Why Do These Women Stretch Their Necks? | National Geographic
Starting at an early age, women of the Padaung tribe wear a coil of brass rings around the...
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[Nepal] The Burmese People's Unity Day Event
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BURMA: REFUGEES CROSS BORDER TO ESCAPE FIGHTING
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The Burmese military continue their onslaught against one of the world'...
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BURMA: REFUGEES CROSS BORDER TO ESCAPE FIGHTING
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burmese army fighting karenni people in village
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Burmese/Eng/Nat The Burm...
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burmese army fighting karenni people in village
burmese army fighting karenni people in village
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Karen People View on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk
Karen people view point on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk, by Kwe Ka Lu
published: 16 Jan 2012
Karen People View on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk
Karen People View on KNU and Burmese government Peace Talk
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Fact Checkers Debunk Trump's Massive Illegal Voting Claim in Election He Won
Edit Voa News 28 Nov 2016
Fact checkers in the United States and major media outlets are debunking President-elect Donald Trump's claim that "millions of people" voted illegally in the November 8 election he won. In Twitter posts Sunday, the Republican Trump claimed that he would have defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton in the nationwide popular vote "if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally." ... elections ... citizens are allowed to vote ... ....
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Japan's 'Space World' apologizes for freezing 5,000 fish in skating rink
Edit CNN 28 Nov 2016
(CNN)A Japanese theme park which froze 5,000 sea creatures into the floor of an ice rink was forced to close the attraction on Sunday after a public backlash. Fish, crabs and other shellfish were embedded in the ice as part of a special winter attraction, called "Freezing Port," at Japan's Space World theme park ... d... drowning, s ... s... suffocating." ... Read More. "(But) we had endless opinions about the project, we were shocked ... ....
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BREAKING: Officials Identify Ohio State Attacker As Student Attending The School, No Motive
Edit WorldNews.com 28 Nov 2016
University public safety officials have identified the Ohio State student who drove a speeding car up a curb and into a crowd outside a classroom building Monday morning, then got out and slashed people with a large knife, sending 11 people to the hospital before being shot to death by a university police officer in what authorities told The Washington Post was a planned attack ... The car also struck a concrete barrier....
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Rebels’ hold on eastern Aleppo collapses as troops move in
Edit Denver Post 29 Nov 2016
BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian government forces captured more than a third of opposition-held eastern Aleppo on Monday, touching off a wave of panic and flight from the besieged enclave as rebel defenses in the country’s largest city rapidly collapsed ... Reclaiming all of Aleppo, Syria’s former commercial capital, would be the biggest prize of the war for Assad ... It also would bolster his position and momentum just as a new U.S ... says ... ....
Burma Officials Lodge Complaints with BBC, UNHCR
Edit Topix 28 Nov 2016
Burmese officials have lodged complaints with both the UN refugee agency and the BBC World Service over comments and reports made on the Arakan State situation last week. The Burmese Embassy in Britain wrote a letter of complaint on Friday to the BBC World Service over their Nov. 22 report "Rohingya Muslims hated and hounded from Burmese Soil" which ......
Mandalay Journal: Animosity in a Burmese Hub Deepens as Chinese Get Richer
Edit New York Times 28 Nov 2016
The Chinese dominate the economy in Mandalay, Myanmar, a trading town known for dealing in minerals, timber and drugs ... ....
Animal lover January Jones bravely poses with gigantic python and tarantula
Edit The Daily Mail 28 Nov 2016
On Sunday, January Jones invited a rather idiosyncratic pair of guests over. a colossal snake, which appeared to be an albino Burmese python, as well as a tarantula that crawled on her palms ... ....
Bangladesh turns back Rohingya fleeing Myanmar
Edit Taipei Times 28 Nov 2016
Thousands of desperate Rohingya from Myanmar’s western Rakhine state have flooded over the border into Bangladesh in the past week, bringing with them horrifying claims of gang rape, torture and murder at the hands of the Burmese security forces ... “There were 12 to 13 Rohingya in each of the boats,” he said ... “The military killed my husband and torched our home ... ....
China is sabotaging itself in Southeast Asia
Edit Business Insider 28 Nov 2016
Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi delivers a speech at the opening of a dinner hosted by Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at the State Guest House in Tokyo. A little over a month since the signing of a tentative peace agreement, fresh violence has broken out in Myanmar ... Myanmar is the linchpin for Chinese access to the Indian Ocean, one that would connect Burmese deep-sea ports to southern Chinese industry ... Copyright 2016 ... ....
Why John Berger is the least theoretical Marxist on Earth
Edit New Statesman 28 Nov 2016
Andrew Marr on the work of the award-winning left-wing writer and artist at 90. " data-adaptive-image-768-img="" data-adaptive-image-1024-img="" data-adaptive-image-max-img="">. The story of John Berger is the survival and triumph of a shape-shifter ... His upbringing at Eton and work in the Imperial Burmese Police jarred so horribly with what he saw, and felt, that he spent the rest of his life in the gaps, trying to explain them ... ... . ... ....
Malaysia to summon Burmese envoy on Rohingya as protests mount
Edit Topix 27 Nov 2016
Protesters hold signs during a demonstration against what organisers say is the crackdown on ethnic Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, outside the Myanmar embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia November 25, 2016. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside MALAYSIA will summon Burma's ambassador over the crackdown on Rohingya Muslims in northwestern Rakhine state, it said on Friday, as protesters across Southeast Asia demonstrated against the rising violence ... ....
The Observer view on corruption, repression and violence threatening fragile democracies
Edit The Guardian 27 Nov 2016
Malaysia, Thailand and Burma are all suffering a backwards slide from the basic standards expected of modern-day representative democracies. While the reasons vary, the results are similar ... Malaysia vividly exemplifies these phenomena ... For his part, Najib flatly denies any wrongdoing ... It seems clear that, like other parts of south-east Asia, the Burmese road to democracy is a long one, featuring numerous wrong turnings and dead ends. ....
A former SpaceX executive quit his job to solve America's polarization problem following the election
Edit Business Insider 27 Nov 2016
Dex Torricke-Barton. To Trump opponents, the country is going to hell in a hand basket. Hate crimes and swastika graffiti have been on the rise. White supremacists have descended on D.C., chanting “Heil Victory.” Trump’s main presidential priority seems to be to advance his business interests ... As an immigrant from England and the son of a Burmese refugee, he’s alarmed by the conservative nationalism emerging around the world ... ....
Malaysia to Summon Burmese Ambassador as Protests Mount Over Treatment of Rohingya
Edit Topix 26 Nov 2016
KUALA LUMPUR & DHAKA - Malaysia will summon Myanmar's ambassador over the crackdown on Rohingya Muslims in northwestern Arakan State, it said on Friday, as protesters across Southeast Asia demonstrated against the rising violence ... ....
Bangladesh and Myanmar indulge in blame games as the innocent continue to die
Edit The Oslo Times 26 Nov 2016
The Rohingya community who have been living in Rakhine state in Myanmar for generations are being ill treated by the Burmese government and are being displaced because they refuse to recognize this population as Burmese and call them illegal Bangladeshi immigrants The violence in Rakhine state in 2012 left scores dead and so many displaced, as many entered Bangladesh as refugees....
Spreading hatred against Buddhists ‘worsens Rohingya conflict’
Edit The Jakarta Post 26 Nov 2016
A Burmese and Muslim human rights advocate, Kyaw Win, has called on Indonesian Muslims to stop spreading hatred against Burmese Buddhists, arguing that it only fuels the escalating tension and further endangers Muslims in the country ... “People don't realize how bad the consequences are in Burma. If you want to help us, please help us properly,” he added ... ....
Tech solutions to tackle overfishing, labor abuse at sea
Edit Seattle PI 26 Nov 2016
Nonprofit anti-trafficking organization Project Issara is tapping into near-ubiquitous smartphones with an app that allows Burmese and Cambodian migrant workers around the world to share information about their working conditions ... Eyes on the Seas uses satellite trackers, radar signals, drone images, even radio signals to create a dynamic world map ... > ....
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