What is Dust Nature called in Burmese with how to pronounce and transliteration in english?
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English to Burmese
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- Mackerel in Burmese ငါးကြမ္းရွပ္
- Kiwi in Burmese ကီးဝီးငှက်
- Tiger in Burmese ကျား
- Celery in Burmese Tayoke Nun Nun Pin (Chinese Cilantro or Chinese Corriander leaves)
- Dill in Burmese စမံုစပါးရြက္။
- Holy Basil in Burmese
- Mint in Burmese Pu zi nan
- Nutmeg in Burmese ဇာတိပ္ဖိုလ်
- Beetroot in Burmese သႀကားမုံလာ
- Soursop in Burmese DuYin Awzar (Durian/Custard Apple)
- Spinach in Burmese ဒေါက်ခွရွက်
- Tapioca in Burmese သာဂူ
- Fenugreek in Burmese ပဲနံ႔သာေစ့
- Oregano in Burmese Oregano
- Parsley in Burmese နံနံပင္
- Salmon Fish in Burmese ဆယ္လမြန္ငါး
- Zucchini in Burmese ဂျပန်သခွားပွင့်
- Barramundi in Burmese ကကတစ်
- Cilantro in Burmese နံနံပင္ nan nan pin
- Safflower Oil in Burmese