Saw this “Mingalaba Myo Kyaw Htun” greeting message while browsing my account in Flickr. Flickr always shows greeting message in different language randomly whenever you browse home page while you’re logged in. It is cool thing that we can learn how to greet people in different language. “Hoi” in Dutch , “Konnichiwa” in Japanese , “Namaste” in Hidi, “Salaam” in Arabic, “Mingalaba” in Burmese, etc. Now you know how to greet people in Burmese. Mingalaba
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My name is Myo Kyaw Htun. I was born in Mandalay, Myanmar. Although I created this myokyawhtun.com web site for my personal portfolio site on April 2007, I finally decided to create a blog that focus on web development, technology happened on internet and some other stuffs like “Blogging”. Read more about me ...
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Aww it’s great that you captured it!
I also saw it but I didn’t capture.
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