意味
Requesting help from someone.
文化的背景
The concept of 'Ah-nar-deh' makes people hesitant to ask for help, so when they do, it's usually genuine. Conversely, people will rarely say 'no' directly to a request for help to avoid making you feel bad. Helping others is seen as 'Kutho' (merit). Many people will go out of their way to help a stranger because it improves their spiritual standing. When asking for help from someone older, always use 'A-ba' (Grandfather), 'A-may' (Mother), or 'U-lay' (Uncle) before the phrase. In rural areas, help is often communal and physical. In cities like Yangon, it's more about information or services.
The 'Soft' Ending
Add 'hin' (ဟင်) at the end to sound extra friendly and less demanding: 'Kuu nyi naing ma lar hin?'
Don't Forget the 'Ko'
Always say 'Kyun-taw-ko' (me) if you want the help directed at you.
意味
Requesting help from someone.
The 'Soft' Ending
Add 'hin' (ဟင်) at the end to sound extra friendly and less demanding: 'Kuu nyi naing ma lar hin?'
Don't Forget the 'Ko'
Always say 'Kyun-taw-ko' (me) if you want the help directed at you.
Smile First
In Myanmar, a smile is the prerequisite for any request. Smile before you speak!
Use Honorifics
Addressing someone as 'A-ko' (Brother) or 'Ma-ma' (Sister) before the phrase guarantees a better response.
自分をテスト
Complete the sentence to ask for help.
ကျွန်တော့်ကို ________ နိုင်မလား။
'ကူညီ' (Kuu nyi) means 'help'. The others mean eat, go, and come.
Which one is the most polite for an elder?
Asking an elderly person for help:
Adding 'par' and 'khin byar' makes it the most formal and respectful.
What would you say if you are lost?
Traveler: လမ်းပျောက်နေလို့ ________။
If you are lost, you need to ask 'Can you help?'.
Match the Burmese to the English.
Match the following:
These are the building blocks of the phrase.
Match the phrase variation to the situation.
Situation: You need a group of people to help move a table.
'Wine' implies doing something together as a group.
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5 問題ကျွန်တော့်ကို ________ နိုင်မလား။
'ကူညီ' (Kuu nyi) means 'help'. The others mean eat, go, and come.
Asking an elderly person for help:
Adding 'par' and 'khin byar' makes it the most formal and respectful.
Traveler: လမ်းပျောက်နေလို့ ________။
If you are lost, you need to ask 'Can you help?'.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the building blocks of the phrase.
Situation: You need a group of people to help move a table.
'Wine' implies doing something together as a group.
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よくある質問
14 問It's okay, but 'Kuu nyi naing par tha lar' is better for a professional hierarchy.
'Kuu nyi' is the full, standard verb. 'Kuu' is often used in compounds or very casual speech.
Add 'Kyay-zoo-pyu-pree' at the beginning: 'Kyay-zoo-pyu-pree kuu nyi naing ma lar?'
Technically yes, but it's culturally awkward. You'd usually say 'Pite-san khyay naing ma lar?' (Can you lend money?)
Say 'Ya par tal' (It's okay/I can) or 'Bar kuu nyi pay ya ma lel?' (How can I help?)
Yes, often abbreviated in Burmese script as 'ကူညီနိုင်မလား' or just 'ကူညီပါဦး'.
Shout 'Kel par oon!' (Save me!) instead.
Yes, in this context. It can also mean 'to win' in other contexts.
It marks the action as potential or future-oriented, which is standard for questions in Burmese.
Yes, it's perfectly fine, though you might be more direct with 'Kuu nyi par'.
In Upper Myanmar (Mandalay), it might sound more rhythmic and polite.
Yes, but use the formal 'par tha lar' ending.
It's the feeling of not wanting to bother the person you are asking for help.
Very! Many pop songs about love or friendship use it.
関連フレーズ
ကူညီပါဦး
similarPlease help (slightly more pleading)
ဝိုင်းကူပါ
specialized formHelp together
ကယ်ပါဦး
specialized formSave me!
ကျေးဇူးတင်ပါတယ်
builds onThank you
ရပါတယ်
contrastIt's okay / No problem
