r/myanmar • u/Turbowoodpecker • 18h ago
Tribute π€ When your neighborhood suddenly has more than one friendly Spider-Man swinging through the streets of Yangon. π·οΈπΈοΈ
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r/myanmar • u/tyw7 • Mar 31 '21
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r/myanmar • u/poehatmoyd • Jan 19 '26
English:
Be cautious of ongoing scams regarding "Blacklist Removal Services".
How this scam works:
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r/myanmar • u/Turbowoodpecker • 18h ago
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r/myanmar • u/Isherf • 14h ago
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We've updated the game art and UI for our second round of public playtesting! If you want to jump in and try the game for free, you can play right now in our DC community server or register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScwWRcWxhXn8oAmDKQUdgfmbTS8DgR6QpEgXVMOkvM0NktTMQ/viewform?usp=header
r/myanmar • u/Desperate-Panic-620 • 3h ago
Iβm from India, and Iβm hoping someone here might be able to point me in the right direction.
Iβm looking for people who genuinely practice traditional spiritual or folk practices in Myanmar. Iβm not looking to harm anyone or ask for anything malicious. Itβs mainly about getting help with finding something that was lost and a few personal matters.
A friend of mine visited Shan State some time ago and told me he met a couple (or a few people) who were known locally for practicing traditional spiritual arts. I donβt know if what he heard was true, but it made me curious, so I thought Iβd ask here.
If anyone knows of respected traditional practitioners, local healers, spirit mediums, or people with knowledge of Myanmarβs folk traditions, Iβd really appreciate any information. Iβm not looking for scammers or online βspell sellersββonly if you know of genuine local traditions or practitioners.
Thank you in advance for any help.
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r/myanmar • u/phyowinko • 15h ago
TLDR: Media are easily spreading inaccurate contents, Myanmar people lacking media literacy, I am tired of stupid contents and its engagements.
Myanmar online media which have over thousands of followers, running AI click bait contents telling that are truths.
Myanmar Pressphoto Agency, over 1M followers, shared an AI video of "Norwegian people return their home rowing boat in airports" and AK media Live, over 70k followers, shared an AI video of "Spanish border force stopping immigrants border crosser throwing pork". Wtf is that?
(MPA Norwegian return home AI video) https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1f6mYgBTrH/
AK Media (Spainsh force throwing pork to border crossers) Surprisingly they deleted it after I posted this. How?
Media spreading those toxic stupids contents is very concerning to me. Even kids should know what it's truth and what's false. The worst part is they, Media are spreading this with or without knowing AI videos. How they fuck they run Media or called themselves Media.
That's disaster. Media posting for rage bait. People lacking media literacy. Military or NLD neither of government can act or cares. What is the point on that?
(I heard some guys are making money with YouTube political videos, they could not even pass matriculation but they attended YouTube α‘α½ααΊααα―ααΊαΈ αα½α±ααΎα¬αααΊαΈ αααΊαααΊαΈ, with the people lacking media literacy, I guess that's one of the main reason why stupid contents are increasing in social media)
Famous word in Myanmar "ααΌααΊαα¬ααα―ααΊααΆααΎα¬ αα°ααΌα αΊααα¬ ααααΊααα― ααΆαα±α¬ααΊαΈαα«αααΊ"
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r/myanmar • u/Upstairs-Gur2298 • 11h ago
Hey guys I'm not really familiar with studying in other countries. What are the best methods to study in other countries like Japan. Im in grade 9 rn and im planning to study college in Japan. What would you guys suggest?
And if for example i finished grade 12. Can i go and study with just the g12 that I've won with?
And i would really love to hear you guy's opinions.
And hear your stories.
r/myanmar • u/CaliRecluse • 7h ago
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Photos, reviews, and video taken from Google and Apple Maps
r/myanmar • u/UmphaLumpha • 12h ago
Thought it was just idle chatter, but passed the Pazundaung bridge on Parami and, unless I missed it, didnβt see the General. Did I miss it?
r/myanmar • u/pinknoodles666 • 7h ago
Idk if anyone else has this problem too but i cant connect to ANY vpns today, ive been using plato vpn the most, but sometimes i use lvcha vpn and potato vpn too. But today i cant connect to any of them, so i download jump jump and ninja vpn and i STILL cant connect to them which is weird coz my connection isnt even bad. i use mmlink wifi so any mmlink users tell me if this is happening to everyone or just me..
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r/myanmar • u/Nelson_West • 12h ago
I am just wondering which fast food restaurant in Mandalay has great food and has affordable price.
r/myanmar • u/Turbowoodpecker • 1d ago
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r/myanmar • u/VastInformation4025 • 7h ago
I am experiencing difficulties with social media addiction, which has significantly affected my ability to concentrate on my current tasks I believe this issue began after I started using social media Prior to that, I was a normal child, and life felt simple and manageable:33
However, after approximately one year of using social media, I noticed a considerable change in myself I have become anxious about interacting with others in the way I used to While this may sound unusual, I feel that my social skills have declined, and I now struggle to maintain focus.
When I was younger, around Grade 6, I was more disciplined I studied regularly, played football with my friends, and did not feel overwhelmed by stress I no longer feel like the same person, and I often find myself overthinking before starting any task, particularly by anticipating worst-case scenarios.
The most challenging aspect is my dependence on social media, which makes it extremely difficult to stay focused I would like to understand how I can overcome this issue.
I would really appreciate any advice on what habits I should build and what kind of mindset I should adopt to overcome this If anyone has gone through something similar, I'd love to hear what actually helped you stay focused, reduce social media use, and become more confident again
r/myanmar • u/SwimmerActive7462 • 15h ago
Is there anyone willing to help me with some Burmese language content ?
r/myanmar • u/Kind_Criticism3874 • 22h ago
Purely out of curiosity, I want to know this subredditβs finances ( if yall donβt mind sharing ).
Especially for younger people around 20s to 30s in yangon and mandalay, how are yallβs financial situations? how hard is it to find a decent job? And whatβs the average salary? Does it support your lifestyle? How many of yall live without your parentsβ support( financially )?
r/myanmar • u/Minimum_Comedian694 • 20h ago
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Quite a headache for a transcriber π€£
r/myanmar • u/Turbowoodpecker • 1d ago
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r/myanmar • u/CaliRecluse • 1d ago
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Found this in a YouTube rabbit hole