01_Story 1: OUR SON Part 1_Vocabulary Flashcards
Family
krôp krua
to have/has
there is; there are
mee
Person; people
kon
She; her
ter
a word indicating the present participle, meaning “in the act of” or “in the process of”, similar to the English suffix, “-ing”
gam-lang
They; them
pûak kăo
We; us
pûak rao
This
née
very; much
mâak
But (anyway)
dtàe gôr
month
deuan
after that
lăng-jàak nán
hospital
rohng pá-yaa-baan
minute
naa-tee
more
èek
also (with ก็)
gôr…dûay
be happy
mee kwaam sùk
daugther
lôok săao
to love
rák
be pregnant
tóng
to think (that)
kít (wâa)
son
lôok chaai
to visit; go to see
bpai hăa
doctor
mŏr
child; children
dèk
be shocked; startled
dtòk-jai
all; total
táng-mòt
be enough; sufficient
por
to answer (that)
dtòp (wâa)
might; maybe
àat-jà
## Footnote
It’s one of the most common ways to express the possibility or likelihood of something happening. It’s similar to the English phrases “might,” “may,” or “could.”
surely; certainly
nâe-nâe
## Footnote
แน่, แน่นอน, and แน่ๆ are used to emphasize certainty or assurance in different contexts.
have to; must
dtông
## Footnote
To say ‘must’ or ‘have to’ are the same word in Thai ต้อง. It can be used in general and less formally.
the first
têe nèung
## Footnote
Put the word ที่ before the number to create an orderdinal number.
already
láew
## Footnote
When talking about the past, แล้ว is included to emphasize that an action has already or recently happened.
now
dton-née
want to have/get
yàak-dâai
