Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Myanmar"

A: I think I see two words that might be confusing for you: "power vacuum" and "abut"

When they say "vacuum" they mean "power vacuum". A "power vacuum" is a place where a government or authority has suddenly and completely lost control. Outside governments or authorities will try to impose their own control over this place.

Abut means to share borders with.

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A: Burma was the official name of the country used outside the country until 1989 when the military government decided to change the name. "Myanmar" was the official/formal Burmese name for the country and was used internally. The government decided to dump "Burma" because their government had gotten a very bad reputation for human rights and badly needed foreign aid.

A: What do you want to know? Just pronunciation?

A: Thank you!!😊

A: I went to Myanmar last year. At that time, I stayed at the monastery and the nunnery.
In the morning , I got up (or WOKE UP) TO (not with) their beautiful chanting.

A: If I visited Myanmar, I would eat traditional food and buy beautiful souvenirs for my family (2nd conditional)
If I go to Myanmar, I will learn more about their culture. (1st conditional)

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hope you have a nice great rest of the week

A: Using cooperative twice so close together is a bit much. "Myanmar and South Korea have created a joint committee on economic cooperation, thus nurturing their countries relations even further."

A: Sorry, I should have said "a little unnatural". I understood everything you were trying to say :) However, I would fix a few small things:

- "Myanmar seems to still be" (yours is fine but I think it flows better like this)
- I'm not sure what you mean by "steady growth path".
- Personally, I would say "Muslim minorities", not "Islamist minorities".
- "near the border of Bangladesh"
- I'm not sure what you mean by "not to go to polls". Do you mean "are calling on their believers not to {vote/go to the elections}"?

I'm so glad there are people like you who are aware of what is happening in Myanmar. What's happening there is really sad.