The Burmese alphabet is the writing system used to write the Burmese language.

There are 35 letters in the Burmese alphabet.

The Burmese alphabet has four vowels: a, e, i, and o.

The Burmese consonant cluster that represents the sound /ŋ/ is nga.

The Burmese script has three tone marks: high tone, mid tone, and low tone.

The Burmese punctuation mark that is used to separate words is the period.

The Burmese script has three numbers: 1, 2, and 3.

The Burmese symbol that is used to represent the currency kyat is K.

The Burmese script has three units of measurement: inch, foot, and yard.

The Burmese calendar is the traditional calendar used in Myanmar.

The Burmese calendar has twelve months: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December.

The Burmese New Year is called Thingyan.

The Marionette dance, Peacock dance, and Elephant dance are traditional Burmese dances. Salsa dance is not a traditional Burmese dance.

The Hsaing waing is a traditional Burmese musical instrument that is made of bamboo.

Mohinga, Khow suey, and Onnokauk swe are traditional Burmese dishes. Pizza is not a traditional Burmese dish.