11_Lesson 14_ Part 1 New Vocabulary Flashcards

This set is designed to help you identify and use key vocabulary related to different parts of the day in Thai. You'll learn to construct sentences that describe activities during specific times and understand how to apply the structure ‘dtawn’ to indicate when actions occur.

1
Q

What does it mean?

cháo

A

morning

cháo

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What does it mean?

tîang

A

noon; midday

tîang

‘tîang’ can be used for ‘noon’ and ‘midnight.’ If you’re worried about causing any confusion, add ‘wan’ (day) to make it ‘tîang wan,’ meaning ‘noon or midday, and ‘keun’ (night) to make it ‘midnight.’

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3
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What does it mean?

bàai

A

afternoon (1-4 pm)

bàai

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4
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What does it mean?

yen

A

evening; cool

yen

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5
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What does it mean?

glaang wan

A

daytime

glaang wan

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6
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What does it mean?

glaang keun

A

nighttime

glaang keun

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7
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What does it mean?

aa-hăan cháo

A

breakfast

aa-hăan cháo

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8
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What does it mean?

aa-hăan tîang

A

luncheon; lunch

aa-hăan tîang

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9
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What does it mean?

aa-hăan yen

A

dinner

aa-hăan yen

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10
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What does it mean?

dtawn

A

when; during; at

dtawn

The word ‘dtawn’ with time phrases meaning ‘when,’ ‘during,’ or ‘at.’ It is before clock times, days of the week, months, or other words or phrases.

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11
Q

What does it mean?

dtawn glaang-wan

A

during daytime

dtawn glaang-wan

The word ‘dtawn’ with time phrases meaning ‘when,’ ‘during,’ or ‘at.’ It is before clock times, days of the week, months, or other words or phrases.

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12
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What does it mean?

dtawn cháo

A

in the morning

dtawn cháo

The word ‘dtawn’ with time phrases meaning ‘when,’ ‘during,’ or ‘at.’ It is before clock times, days of the week, months, or other words or phrases.

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13
Q

What does it mean?

dtawn gin-kâao

A

when I eat

dtawn gin-kâao

The word ‘dtawn’ with time phrases meaning ‘when,’ ‘during,’ or ‘at.’ It is before clock times, days of the week, months, or other words or phrases.

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14
Q

What does it mean?

dtawn nán

A

that moment (then)

dtawn nán

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15
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What does it mean?

cháo née

A

this morning

cháo née

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16
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What does it mean?

yen née

A

this evening

yen née

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17
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What does it mean?

keun née

A

tonight

keun née

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18
Q

What does it mean?

cháo wan jan

A

Monday morning

cháo wan jan

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19
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What does it mean?

bàai wan jan

A

Monday afternoon

bàai wan jan

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20
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What does it mean?

way-laa

A

time

way-laa

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21
Q

What does it mean?

mohng

A

o’clock (6am-6pm)
mohng

Day Time
Telling the specific hours in Thai is different. For example, to tell the time between 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., say ‘mohng.’

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22
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What does it mean?

tûm

A

o’clock (7pm-11pm)

tûm

Between 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., the word ‘tûm’ is used. Also, the hours are counted differently; from seven o’clock in the evening, the counting starts from one.

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23
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What does it mean?

dtee

A

o’clock (1am-5am)

dtee

Although the principal meaning of ‘dtee’ is ‘to strike,’ it also refers to each hour from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.

It came from a practice in old times when night watchmen would strike a bell on the hour each night to reassure residents of their safety and alert them to the time.

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24
Q

What does it mean?

tîang(wan)

A

midday; lunchtime

tîang(wan)

‘tîang’ can be used for ‘noon’ and ‘midnight.’ If you’re worried about causing any confusion, add ‘wan’ (day) to make it ‘tîang wan,’ meaning ‘noon or midday, and ‘keun’ (night) to make it ‘midnight.’

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25
Q

What does it mean?

tîang(keun)

A

midnight

tîang(keun)

‘tîang’ can be used for ‘noon’ and ‘midnight.’ If you’re worried about causing any confusion, add ‘wan’ (day) to make it ‘tîang wan,’ meaning ‘noon or midday, and ‘keun’ (night) to make it ‘midnight.’

26
Q

What does it mean?

bàai mohng

A

1 pm

bàai mohng

27
Q

What does it mean?

…gèe mohng?

A

What time?

…gèe mohng?

Use ‘Gèe mohng?’ to ask when a specific activity or event happens.

28
Q

What does it mean?

gèe mohng láeo?

A

What time is it (now)?

gèe mohng láeo?

Use ‘Gèe mohng láeo?’ to ask ‘what time is it?’

29
Q

What does it mean?

chûa mohng

A

hour

chûa mohng

30
Q

What does it mean?

naa-tee

A

minute

naa-tee

31
Q

What does it mean?

krêung

A

half

krêung

32
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

morning

A

morning

cháo

33
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

noon; midday

A

noon; midday

tîang

34
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

afternoon (1-4 pm)

A

afternoon (1-4 pm)

bàai

35
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

evening; cool

A

evening; cool

yen

36
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

daytime

A

daytime

glaang wan

37
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

nighttime

A

nighttime

glaang keun

38
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

breakfast

A

breakfast

aa-hăan cháo

39
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

dinner

A

dinner

aa-hăan yen

40
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

when; during; at

A

when; during; at

dtawn

41
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

in the morning

A

in the morning

dtawn cháo

42
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

during daytime

A

during daytime

dtawn glaang-wan

43
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

luncheon; lunch

A

luncheon; lunch

aa-hăan tîang

44
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

when I eat

A

when I eat

dtawn gin-kâao

45
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

that moment (then)

A

that moment (then)

dtawn nán

46
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

this morning

A

this morning

cháo née

47
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

this evening

A

this evening

yen née

48
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

tonight

A

tonight

keun née

49
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

Monday morning

A

Monday morning

cháo wan jan

50
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

Monday afternoon

A

Monday afternoon

bàai wan jan

51
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

time

A

time

way-laa

52
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

o’clock (6am-6pm)

A

o’clock (6am-6pm)
mohng

53
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

o’clock (7pm-11pm)

A

o’clock (7pm-11pm)

tûm

54
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

o’clock (1am-5am)

A

o’clock (1am-5am)

dtee

55
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

midday; lunchtime

A

midday; lunchtime

tîang(wan)

56
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

midnight

A

midnight

tîang(keun)

57
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

1 pm

A

1 pm

bàai mohng

58
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

What time?

A

What time?

…gèe mohng?

59
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

What time is it (now)?

A

What time is it (now)?

gèe mohng láeo?

60
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

hour

A

hour

chûa mohng

61
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

minute

A

minute

naa-tee

62
Q

How do you say it in Thai?

half

A

half

krêung