Burma is a country located in Southeast Asia. Its named was changed by the ruling military government in 1989 to Myanmar. Some national governments including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the Burmese population fail to recognize this name change as they do not recognize the military government that brought about this event.
Myanmar is actually the current name for the country, although not everyone agrees with that, since it was named "Myanmar" by the ruling Dictatorship. But it was originally a British colony, and at that time, it was given the name "Burma." Some people today, including certain journalists, still call it Burma.
myanmar was used to call burma its a Asian country as i am Indian i know that because its border country to India
i was Iran.
A country where there's a lot of fertile soil, oil, trees....etc
No. Burma is now known as Myanamar. Bhutan is a completely different country.
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Burma was previously known as Myanmar. It officially changed its name from Burma to Myanmar in 1989.
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Myanmar was originally known as Burma, and that is still its official name. No legislature in Burma has actually approved the name Myanmar, which is derived from the Burmese short-form name Myanma Naingngandaw and has been promoted by the military authorities in Burma.
Myanmar was previously known as Burma.
Myanmar, formerly known as Burma