1.6. Very, a little, not very. 
1. lesson
New Words
theiq သိပ် very
nèh-nèh နဲနဲ or နည်းနည်း a little
Sentences
Theiq è-ba-deh သိပ် အေးပါတယ်။ It's very cold.
Theiq caiq-pa-deh သိပ် ကြိုက်ပါတယ်။ I like it very much.
Nèh-nèh saq-pa-deh. နဲနဲ စပ်ပါတယ်။ It's a bit hot to taste.
Nèh-nèh zè*cì-ba-deh. နဲနဲ ဈေးကြီးပါတယ်။ It's a bit expensive.
Theiq măpu-ba-bù. သိပ် မပူပါဘူး။ It's not very hot.
Theiq nà măleh-ba-bù. သိပ် နားမလည်ပါဘူး။ I don't understand very much.
Notes
Theiq used with a negated verb means “It is so, but not extremely”; example:
Theiq măpu-ba-bù = “It’s not very hot”,
in the sense of: “It is hot, but not extremely hot”.
Word order. Notice that theiq and caiq-pa-deh come in that order: “very much I like” — the opposite order from English. The rule is that in Burmese all verbs come at the end of the sentence.