British empire has tremendously benefited from colonial Burma for a century and, yet cut her off from the world community for half a century when the people of Burma suffered and paid a heavy price from the never ending cycle of struggle, hardship, poverty & infighting back and forth. It is about time for the payback. May there be peace, harmony & prosperity for all the beautiful people of Myanmar/Burma.
@Tarhini This is VOA Burmese program and I'll roughly give you some idea what's being said in the clip and doing verbatim would be impossible as I've to type so much within the characters that are allowed for comments here. Translation begins here: Secretary Hague says he hopes to see the expedited and improved political process in Burma. On Jan. 5, Hague met Burmese President U Thein Sein, Burmese Foreign Minister U Wunna Maung Lwin and the Chairman of Pyithu Hluttaw
@Tarhini (roughly the same as the National Congress, i.e. one of the two parliaments in Burma) in Nay Pyi Taw (i.e. name of new capital in Burma). Hague let Burmese authorities know Britain stands ready to respond positively to the improved human rights and the better political situations in Burma over time. In the evening, Mr. Hague had a dinner with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi @ the British Ambassador's residence in Rangoon (the commercial capital). This is the first trip to Burma for a
@Tarhini British Foreign Secretary since 1955. This is it (i.e. end of my translation). Please read my comments from bottom up. Sorry for any inconvenience. Though I said earlier that I'm not doing verbatim, I ended up doing it and put my interpretation in 3 comments. Hope that helps.
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British empire has tremendously benefited from colonial Burma for a century and, yet cut her off from the world community for half a century when the people of Burma suffered and paid a heavy price from the never ending cycle of struggle, hardship, poverty & infighting back and forth. It is about time for the payback. May there be peace, harmony & prosperity for all the beautiful people of Myanmar/Burma.
JaneSanFrancisco 4 weeks ago
english subs please...
Tarhini 1 month ago
@Tarhini This is VOA Burmese program and I'll roughly give you some idea what's being said in the clip and doing verbatim would be impossible as I've to type so much within the characters that are allowed for comments here. Translation begins here: Secretary Hague says he hopes to see the expedited and improved political process in Burma. On Jan. 5, Hague met Burmese President U Thein Sein, Burmese Foreign Minister U Wunna Maung Lwin and the Chairman of Pyithu Hluttaw
schchen2000 1 month ago
@schchen2000 Thankyou so much! Really appreciate you translating that for me:)
Tarhini 1 month ago
@Tarhini No problem. You are welcome so much! :)
schchen2000 1 month ago
hey voa was daum
CHITPWINT9 2 weeks ago
@Tarhini (roughly the same as the National Congress, i.e. one of the two parliaments in Burma) in Nay Pyi Taw (i.e. name of new capital in Burma). Hague let Burmese authorities know Britain stands ready to respond positively to the improved human rights and the better political situations in Burma over time. In the evening, Mr. Hague had a dinner with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi @ the British Ambassador's residence in Rangoon (the commercial capital). This is the first trip to Burma for a
schchen2000 1 month ago
@Tarhini British Foreign Secretary since 1955. This is it (i.e. end of my translation). Please read my comments from bottom up. Sorry for any inconvenience. Though I said earlier that I'm not doing verbatim, I ended up doing it and put my interpretation in 3 comments. Hope that helps.
schchen2000 1 month ago