06_Lesson 3: Sentences

Question 1

Where are you?

Answer 1

Kun yòo têe năi?

คุณอยู๋ที่ไหน

‘Têe năi’ is commonly shortened to ‘năi’ as in everyday language, and it’s like other question words, usually coming after the verb/thing it relates to.

Question 2

(I’m) at the beach.

Answer 2

Yòo têe hàat.

อยู่ที่หาด

‘Têe’ means ‘at/to’ but is often used when in English we would say ‘in.’

Question 3

Where did you eat?

Answer 3

Gin kâao têe năi?

กินข้าวที่ไหน

‘Têe năi’ is commonly shortened to ‘năi’ as in everyday language, and it’s like other question words, usually coming after the verb/thing it relates to.

Question 4

(I) ate at home.

Answer 4

Gin kâao têe bâan.

กินข้าวที่บ้าน

‘Têe’ means ‘at/to’ but is often used when in English we would say ‘in.’

Question 5

Where do you work?

Answer 5

Tam ngaan têe năi?

ทำงานที่ไหน

‘Têe năi’ is commonly shortened to ‘năi’ as in everyday language, and it’s like other question words, usually coming after the verb/thing it relates to.

Question 6

I work at the restaurant.

Answer 6

Tam ngaan têe ráan aa-hăan.

ทำงานที่ร้านอาหาร

‘Têe’ means ‘at/to’ but is often used when in English we would say ‘in.’

Question 7

I don’t know.

Answer 7

Mâi róo

ไม่รู้

Question 8

Do you want to take water or soda?

Answer 8

Ao náam rĕu soda?

เอาน้ำหรือโซดา

‘Rĕu’ is a Thai word for ‘or.’

Question 9

I take water.

Answer 9

Ao náam.

Question 10

Do you want to take this one or that one?

Answer 10

Ao an née rĕu an nán?

เอาอันนี้หรืออันนั้น

‘Rĕu’ is a Thai word for ‘or.’

Question 11

I take that one.

Answer 11

Ao an nán.

Question 12

Do you like this place or that place?

Answer 12

Kun chôp têe nêe rĕu têe nân?

เขาชอบที่นี่หรือที่นั่น

‘Rĕu’ is a Thai word for ‘or.’

Question 13

I like it here.

Answer 13

Chăn chôp têe nêe.