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Tun - Dhamma Quotes brings together short Dhamma teachings and full-length Dhamma talks from respected Myanmar Sayadaws, in one calm and uncluttered place.
Read a passage in a quiet moment. Or put in your headphones and listen to a whole sermon while you travel, work, or rest.
FOLLOW ALONG, WORD BY WORD
Selected talks include synced subtitles that scroll with the audio, so you never lose your place - even in long Pali passages.
Each line can be read three ways, and you choose which one you want:
- Text - the text itself, as it is recited
- Pronunciation - how it is actually pronounced
- Meaning - what it means
Tap any line to jump straight to that moment in the recording. Filter the library to show only talks that have subtitles.
LISTEN THE WAY YOU LIKE
- Browse talks by Sayadaw, or by category
- Search the whole audio library by title
- Continuous play - one talk flows into the next
- Save talks to listen to again
- Build your own order and rearrange it by dragging
- Full lock screen and Control Centre controls, so you can keep listening with the screen off
NO SIGNAL, NO PROBLEM
Download any talk and it stays on your device - audio and subtitles both. Perfect for travel, for areas with weak data, or for keeping your favourite teachings close.
SHORT TEACHINGS TO CARRY WITH YOU
- A growing collection of Dhamma passages, each attributed to the Sayadaw who taught it
- Sort by newest, or by what others have found most meaningful
- Save the ones that speak to you
- Turn any passage into a beautiful image and share it with family and friends
DESIGNED TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY
Burmese typography throughout, set in a soft, warm design that is easy on the eyes - whether you are reading one line or listening for an hour.
Read and listen to Dhamma quotes, sermons, and subtitles all in one place. Once downloaded, you can listen anytime offline without needing an internet connection.
The app is free. A small banner supports the cost of hosting the recordings.
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What's New in Tun
2.7.0
October 14, 2026
- Uposatha days: a Myanmar calendar of upcoming Uposatha days, reminders, the eight precepts and dawn times. - Dhamma articles: illustrated articles such as the 32 parts of the body, the ten great benefactors and the 38 blessings. - The home screen now scrolls as one page, so every section fits on any phone. - Small fixes and improvements.
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