How to say "is doing" in Burmese?
What is the present continuous tense—that is, how to say what you are doing right now?

For example, I'd like to know these:
What are you doing?
I'm eating breakfast.
I'm going to school.
I'm studying.

Question

How to say "is doing" in Burmese?
What is the present continuous tense—that is, how to say what you are doing right now?

For example, I'd like to know these:
What are you doing?
I'm eating breakfast.
I'm going to school.
I'm studying.

Answer

You should use နေ after the verb, it's similar to Present Continuous in English.
I am eating breakfast. - ကျမ/ကျနော် မနက်စား စားနေတယ်။
I'm going to school. - ကျမ/ကျနော်ကျောင်ကို သွားနေတယ်။
I'm studying. - ကျမ/ကျနော် စာသင်နေတယ်။
If I'm not mistaken)

Answer

Generally we use ' nay ' for 'V-ing'. Of course there is a main verb before " nay" For example like 'eat' literally translated " sar '' in burmese and for ' ing ' we use ''nay'' so "eating" is "sar nay''.

Answer

Hola yo puedo enseñarte español el presente continuo

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