1.8. Is it? Do you? 
1. lesson
Sentences
S1 Nà leh-dhălà? နားလည်သလား။ Do you understand?
S2 Houq-kéh. Nà leh-ba-deh. ဟုတ်ကဲ့။ နားလည်ပါတယ်။ Yes, I do.
S1 Saq-thălà? စပ်သလား။ Is it hot to taste?
S2 Măsaq-pa-bù. မစပ်ပါဘူး။ No, it isn't.
Notes
Voicing. The suffix -thlais voiced to -dhălà except after a syllable ending in -q. See “Voicing Rule” in Appendix 1.
Questions ending in -naw encourage S2 to answer Yes, whereas questions ending in -thălà /-dhălà don’t attempt to push S2 in either direction. Compare these two examples:
Caiq-thălà? ကြိုက်သလား။ Do you like it?
Caiq-teh-naw? ကြိုက်တယ်နော်။ You do like it, don't you?
Earlier you learned Ne-kaùn-deh-naw? “You’re well, aren’t you?” as a form of greeting. The question also occurs in three other versions. Here are all four:
1 Ne-kaùn-deh-new? နေကောင်းတယ်နော်။ You are well, aren't you?
2 Ne-kaùn-dhălà? နေကောင်းသလား။ Are you well?
3 Ne-kaùn-là? နေကောင်းလား။ Are you well?
4 Ne-kaùn-yéh-là? နေကောင်းရဲ့လား။ Are you well?
As greetings formulae, all four are used interchangeably. The second form in this list uses the regular question ending you have just learned. The third is a reduced version of that. And the fourth uses the suffix -yéh in place of the suffix -dhă-: see the verb suffixes section in Appendix 3 (outline grammar).
In all four cases the answer is the same:
Ne-kaùn-ba-deh. နေကောင်းပါတယ်။ I’m fine.