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The Burmese language is written from left to right, and without any division of words.

§2. The pure Burmese is monosyllabic, every word consisting of one syllable only; but the introduction of the Pali language, with the Boodhistic religion, has occasioned the incorporation of many polysyllabic words of Pali origin into the pure Burmese.

§3. The form of the letters, the order of the vowels and consonants and the classification of the latter, prove that the Burmese alphabet is but one modification of the ancient Nagari; as the Pali language itself as used by the Burmese, is but a modification of the Sanscrit

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The Burmese language is written from left to right, and without any division of words.§2. The pure Burmese is monosyllabic, every word consisting of one syllable only; but the introduction of the Pali language, with the Boodhistic religion, has occasioned the incorporation of many polysyllabic words of Pali origin into the pure Burmese.§3. The form of the letters, the order of the vowels and consonants and the classification of the latter, prove that the Burmese alphabet is but one modification of the ancient Nagari; as the Pali language itself as used by the Burmese, is but a modification of the Sanscrit

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The Burmese language is written from left to Right, and Without any Division of Words. §2. The pure Burmese is monosyllabic, every word consisting of one syllable only; but the Introduction of the Pali language, with the Boodhistic religion, has occasioned the many Polysyllabic of Incorporation Into the Words of Pure Pali Burmese origin. §3. The form of the letters, the order of the vowels and consonants and the classification of the latter, prove that the Burmese alphabet is but one modification of the ancient Nagari; as the Pali language itself as used by the Burmese, is but a modification of the Sanscrit.

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The Burmese language is written from left to right and without, any division of words.

2, 2. The pure Burmese, is monosyllabic. Every word consisting of one syllable only; but the introduction of the Pali language with the Boodhistic religion has,,, Occasioned the incorporation of many polysyllabic words of Pali origin into the pure Burmese.

2, 3. The form of, the lettersThe order of the vowels and consonants and the classification of the latter prove that, the Burmese alphabet is but one. Modification of the ancient Nagari; as the Pali language itself as used by the Burmese is but, a modification of the Sanscrit.

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