Which one of these sentences is the better choice for saying "you are beautiful" in Bema Zaga

If you think a different sentence would be better, then please make a suggestion. Please type your suggested sentence in Bama Ekhaya (if you can't read and write in Bama Ekhaya, then just type in English).

Who are you saying this to?

The top one could be right depending on who you are and who you are saying it to.

The bottom one is incomplete.

In each case it's like (for example) you're say 60 years old and you're saying it to a 20 year woman, but it comes across as a bit harsh, not sweet. The difference between the top and bottom example is you're telling her she's beautiful but/or/and... you need to finish the sentence.

If you're telling a girl she's beautiful and it's because you're interested in her, then neither of these examples are appropriate. Likewise if you were a younger guy/girl telling an older woman this would be rude.

It all depends on who you are and who you are directing this towards and what your intentions are.

min kyaw day

min thei kyaw day.

min maik day. ( slang)

min thei maik day

min thei hla day

min kyit sa ya ( loveable cute)

min kyit sa ya kaung day.

min ayan kyit sa ya kaung day.

Hla day doesnt cut it. You have to be very hla day.

So many ways just keep saying it maybe they will believe you.

Saga Kyaw day

You're not going to use 'min' if you know her. We need to know who she is.

You're not going to use 'min' if you know her. We need to know who she is.

Actually, just the opposite. You only use "min" on people you know. You should never address someone you don't know with "min". My question is intended for native Burmese speakers who are familiar with the language.

gregk0543, jezu be. I appreciate all the suggestions.

You're not going to use 'min' if you know her. We need to know who she is.

Actually, just the opposite. You only use "min" on people you know. You should never address someone you don't know with "min". My question is intended for native Burmese speakers who are familiar with the language.

I am Burmese. You're confusing the issue, not me. I asked you very clearly who you're directing this towards and you didn't reply. If this is your wife/girlfriend and you use 'min' then that is acceptable. If this is a girl you just know, then using 'min' is rude.

Top one is the correct choice... 'min' may be an issue if it is coming from Myanmar natives. But if it is from foreigners, doubt it's really matter.

Good answer CP3, it was the one I used and I was understood, no problem.