01_Story 1: OUR SON Part 1_Vocabulary Flashcards by Learn Thai With Ying | Brainscape

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Family

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krôp krua

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to have/has
there is; there are

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mee

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Person; people

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kon

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She; her

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ter

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a word indicating the present participle, meaning “in the act of” or “in the process of”, similar to the English suffix, “-ing”

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gam-lang

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They; them

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pûak kăo

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We; us

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pûak rao

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This

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née

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very; much

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mâak

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But (anyway)

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dtàe gôr

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month

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deuan

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after that

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lăng-jàak nán

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hospital

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rohng pá-yaa-baan

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minute

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naa-tee

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more

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èek

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also (with ก็)

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gôr…dûay

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be happy

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mee kwaam sùk

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daugther

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lôok săao

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to love

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rák

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be pregnant

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tóng

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to think (that)

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kít (wâa)

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son

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lôok chaai

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to visit; go to see

A

bpai hăa

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doctor

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mŏr

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child; children

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dèk

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be shocked; startled

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dtòk-jai

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all; total

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táng-mòt

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be enough; sufficient

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por

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to answer (that)

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dtòp (wâa)

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might; maybe

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àat-jà

Subject + อาจจะ + Verb (Object)

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.”

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surely; certainly

A

nâe-nâe

Subject + Verb (Object) + แน่/แน่นอน/แน่ๆ

แน่, แน่นอน, and แน่ๆ are used to emphasize certainty or assurance in different contexts.

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have to; must

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dtông

Subject + ต้อง + Verb (Object)

To say ‘must’ or ‘have to’ are the same word in Thai ต้อง. It can be used in general and less formally.

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the first

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têe nèung

Object + ที่ + Number

Put the word ที่ before the number to create an orderdinal number.

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already

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láew

Subject + Verb (Object) + แล้ว

When talking about the past, แล้ว is included to emphasize that an action has already or recently happened.

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now

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dton-née

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want to have/get

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yàak-dâai