04_Lesson 12_Part 1 New Vocabulary Flashcards by Learn Thai With Ying

Q

What does it mean?

gam-lang

A

a word put before a verb indicating an ongoing action)

gam-lang

‘Gam-lang’ (also means ‘power’) is put before the action to emphasize that the action is going on at present.

Structure: [Subject] + Gam-lang + Verb

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What does it mean?

tam tú-rá

A

to run errands

tam tú-rá

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What does it mean?

tú-rá

A

errands

tú-rá?

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What does it mean?

kui

A

to chat; talk

kui

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What does it mean?

yûng

A

be busy

yûng

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What does it mean?

rêep

A

be in a hurry; rush

rêep

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What does it mean?

nawn

A

to sleep

nawn

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What does it mean?

lâyn

A

to play

lâyn

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What does it mean?

raw

A

to wait

raw

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What does it mean?

bprà-chum

A

to have a meeting

bprà-chum

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What does it mean?

tam kwaam sà-àat

A

to clean

tam kwaam sà-àat

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What does it mean?

dtawn-née

A

now

dtawn-née

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What does it mean?

jà

A

will

jà

‘Jà’ indicates future actions or plans, equivalent to ‘will’ in English. ‘Jà mâi’ indicates actions or plans that will not happen in the future, comparable to ‘will not’ in English.

Structure: [Subject] + Jà/Jà mâi + Verb

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What does it mean?

jà mâi

A

will not

jà mâi

‘Jà’ indicates future actions or plans, equivalent to ‘will’ in English. ‘Jà mâi’ indicates actions or plans that will not happen in the future, comparable to ‘will not’ in English.

Structure: [Subject] + Jà/Jà mâi + Verb

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What does it mean?

pêuan

A

friend

pêuan

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What does it mean?

dəən lâyn

A

to take a walk; stroll

dəən lâyn

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What does it mean?

yòo bâan

A

be at home

yòo bâan

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What does it mean?

wâang

A

be free; available

wâang

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What does it mean?

prûng-née

A

tomorrow

prûng-née

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What does it mean?

jer

A

to see; meet; found

jer

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What does it mean?

jer gan

A

See you!

jer gan

Q

What does it mean?

pôot lâyn

A

“Just kidding!” or “Joking”

pôot lâyn

Q

What does it mean?

gin lâyn

A

to snack; to have snacks

gin lâyn

Q

What does it mean?

nâng lâyn

A

to sit and relax; sit idly

nâng lâyn

Q

What does it mean?

nawn lâyn

A

to lie down and relax; lie idly

nawn lâyn

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

a word put before a verb indicating an ongoing action)

A

a word put before a verb indicating an ongoing action)

gam-lang

‘Gam-lang’ (also means ‘power’) is put before the action to emphasize that the action is going on at present.

Structure: [Subject] + Gam-lang + Verb

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to run errands

A

to run errands

tam tú-rá

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

errands

A

errands

tú-rá?

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

be at home

A

be at home

yòo bâan

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to take a walk; stroll

A

to take a walk; stroll

dəən lâyn

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to chat; talk

A

to chat; talk

kui

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to see; meet; found

A

to see; meet; found

jer

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

tomorrow

A

tomorrow

prûng-née

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to have a meeting

A

to have a meeting

bprà-chum

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

be busy

A

be busy

yûng

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

be in a hurry; rush

A

be in a hurry; rush

rêep

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

friend

A

friend

pêuan

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to wait

A

to wait

raw

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

be free; available

A

be free; available

wâang

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to sleep

A

to sleep

nawn

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

See you!

A

See you!

jer gan

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to play

A

to play

lâyn

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to clean

A

to clean

tam kwaam sà-àat

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

now

A

now

dtawn-née

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

will

A

will

jà

‘Jà’ indicates future actions or plans, equivalent to ‘will’ in English. ‘Jà mâi’ indicates actions or plans that will not happen in the future, comparable to ‘will not’ in English.

Structure: [Subject] + Jà/Jà mâi + Verb

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

will not

A

will not

jà mâi

‘Jà’ indicates future actions or plans, equivalent to ‘will’ in English. ‘Jà mâi’ indicates actions or plans that will not happen in the future, comparable to ‘will not’ in English.

Structure: [Subject] + Jà/Jà mâi + Verb

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

“Just kidding!” or “Joking”

A

“Just kidding!” or “Joking”

pôot lâyn

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to lie down and relax; lie idly

A

to lie down and relax; lie idly

nawn lâyn

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to sit and relax; sit idly

A

to sit and relax; sit idly

nâng lâyn

Q

How do you say it in Thai?

to snack; to have snacks

A

to snack; to have snacks

gin lâyn