Our Interests
(subjects in alphabetical order -- please click on the subject title.)
(participants -- please click on the name)

ART
Than's Gallery: Room 1 | Room 2 | Room 3

COMPUTER and INTERNET TECHNOLOGY
Distance Education -- Daw Nini Tun, Daw Thetthet Theinthan
  Sample of teaching biology on Internet
Designs -- Daw Nini Tun, Daw Thetthet Theinthan

COMPUTER ASSISTED TEACHING OF ENGLISH (this is now included as a section under Romabama, indx-GPE.htm - 080809)
CATE (Computer Assisted Teaching of English) is a unique teaching programme for Internet and email teaching. Designed by a bilingual person based on his knowledge of Linguistics and Phonetics, the programme gives notes on individual words and usage, and the culture and history of the English speaking people, from a Burmese-Myanmar perspective. The notes and explanations are in Romabama (an almost character-by-character transliteration of Myanmar script into extended Latin-alphabet). The programme takes advantage of the fact that the Myanmar script, a descendent of the Brahmi script of Emperor Asoka  (273-232 BC) of India, is based on sound phonemic principles.

ENGLISH index
Lexical ambiguity in the English language -- Nguyen Thi Van Lam, Vinh University, Vietnam, Jul 2007
Word-meaning in the English language -- Nguyen Thi Van Lam, Vinh University, Vietnam, Jul 2004
English Words, Word-classes and Word-formation -- Nguyen Thi Van Lam, Vinh University, Vietnam, Jun 2004
Structure of English Noun phrases -- Nguyen Thi Van Lam, Vinh University, Vietnam, May 2004
Grammatical and semantic features of the word denoting happiness 'happy' -- Nguyen Thi Van Lam, Vinh University, Vietnam, May 2004
Grammatical and semantic features of some adjectives denoting happiness: the feeling of pleasure
-- Nguyen Thi Van Lam, Vinh University, Vietnam, May 2004

LANGUAGE ACQUISITION AND TEACHING - LAT4M.htm (update: 080809)
This section is a collection of works on applied linguistics from the point of view of Burmese speaking Myanmars. You will also find teaching ESL to Burmese speakers both inside and outside the country of Myanmar.

LINGUISTICS index -- indx-linguistics.htm (updated: 080809)
This will take you to my U Kyaw Tun's collection of works on theoretical linguistic. You will
also find his works from the point of view of a Burmese speaking Myanmar.

LITERATURE
Daw Khin Myo Chit

MATHEMATICS
Dr. Khin Maung Win

MYANMAR index -- index_myanmar.htm (update: 081002)
The is a collection of papers on Myanmar. The former section has been sorted out, and material covered by various copyrights have been removed from public viewing. They have been moved to mini-library which is available only in the CD version intended for researchers only.

MYANMAR MEDICINAL PLANTS DATABASE index
A compilation by U Kyaw Tun, U Pe Than, and staff of TIL. (A CD containing a library, intended for researchers, is available in Myanmar. The CD is not for sale, and is available at cost.)
• Over 200 species of plants are listed in this DB.
• The aim of this collection is to present the medicinal plants according to the Burmese-Myanmar names, and an Akshara index is given. However, because of unreliability of the Burmese-Myanmar names, a Family name index is given, and a short description of the plant is entered into the Akshara index.
• The compilation is based on publications, both in Burmese-Myanmar and English, which are not readily available outside Myanmar. The Burmese-Myanmar names have been standardized in accordance with the names listed in official dictionaries published by the MLC (Myanmar Language Commission).
• The family names have been updated to those given in A Checklist of the Trees, Shrubs, Herbs, and Climbers of Myanmar (Chklist) -- by W. J. Kress, R. A. DeFillipps, Ellen Farr, and Daw Yin Yin Kyi, (Revised from the original works by J.H. Lace, R. Rodgers, H.G. Hundley, and U Chit Ko Ko, on the "List of Trees, Shrubs, Herbs and Principal Climbers, etc. Recorded from Burma"), Department of Systematic Biology - Botany, National Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC, 2003, pp 590. Online: http://persoon.si.edu/myanmar/index.cfm
• Some of the Myanmar sources:
- Botanical Names of Myanmar Plants of Importance, an Index in order of Burmese-Myanmar akshara, by Agricultural Department (Planning), Government of Union of Myanmar, 2000, pp 65.
- Medicinal Plants of Burma (LSR) (in Burmese) {lèý-seik-rhing:}, (former name: Agricultural Department, Government of Burma) 1978, pp 513
- Pictorial Herbal Dictionary (in Burmese) by Shin Nagathein, vols. 1 to 4, 1976.
- Burmese Indigenous Medicinal Plants (in English) by Daw Mya Bwin and U Sein Gwan, Pharmacology Research Division, Department of Medical Research, Ministry of Health, Rangoon, 1973.

PHYSICS
Dr. Zin Tun
A list of publications by Dr. Zin Tun from 1982 to the present (2006). Listed 81 papers.

ROMABAMA -- indx-RBM4M.htm
This will take you to the main index for all my works connected with Romabama and languages particularly Burmese, English and Pali.
This collection of works was originally created 070724 in London, Ontario. Contains the following:
Romabama: Rules for transliteration of Burmese-Myanmar akshara into Latin alphabet
Romabama Theory:
¤ The Human Voice ¤ DJPD16 ¤ Phonation types
Priority of Speech
¤ "Speech Versus Writing" ¤ The Dogma of the Priority
Language of Gautama Buddha
¤ The Language Problem of Primitive Buddhism ¤ Edicts of King Asoka ¤  Ashoka the Great
Burmese and English:
¤ Grammar Glossary
Burmese-Myanmar language:
¤ Grammar 1 ¤ Grammar 2
¤ Burmese Grammar and Grammatical Analysis (Burmese Grammar 1899, Part 1)
¤ Orthography 
¤ Burmese For Foreign Friends : Introduction to the language and culture
English-Latin language: (CATE - Computer Assisted Teaching of English)
¤ Grammar in Plain Language ¤ English idioms
Pali-Myanmar language:
¤ Grammar

 

THERAVADA BUDDHISM
Internet links: (Disclaimer: TIL does not promote these links -- they are only provided to show their contents.)
http://web.ukonline.co.uk/buddhism/bookadv.htm#burmeselegends
http://www.bookrags.com/index.html

 

 

 

 

Who we are   Interests
     
U Kyaw Tun • Founder of TIL
• Retired Professor of Chemistry
Linguistics. Chemistry and Chemical Technology.
Computer and Internet Tech
     
Daw Than Than
(1931-2004)
• Co-founder of TIL
• Retired Instructor in Chemistry
• Painter
Than's Gallery: Room 1 | Room 2 | Room 3
     
Dr. Zin Tun National Research Council Canada Physics. Neutron scattering
Research Papers
     
Daw Nini Tun • Technical Manager, TIL Computing and Language Centre, Yangon, Myanmar Sample of webpages designed by TIL team in Yangon.
Than's Gallery
     
Maung Kan Tun    
     
Maung Thit Tun   Tun family home in Canada

 

 

                                

     
U Khin Maung Latt Lecturer and author  
Daw Khin Myo Chit Biographical sketch
by Dr. Khin Maung Win
Her Infinite Variety and other stories - preface
Stories and Sketches of Myanmar - preface
Thirteen Carat Diamond and other stories - preface
Dr. Khin Maung Win • Advisor, Mathematics Department,
  Yangon University
• Retired Professor of Mathematics
Papers on Mathematics
     
     

Tun family home in Canada
Update: 2008-11-14 01:20 AM +0800
web-page design by TIL
jtun@sympatico.ca
 


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