31_Lesson 16: HAVE YOU EVER? Flashcards

1
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ghost; spirit

A

pĕe

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2
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to dive

A

dam náam

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3
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to ride

A

kèe

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4
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horse

A

máa

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5
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insect; bug

A

má-laeng

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6
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time; occasion

A

kráng

‘Kráng’ is a classifier for time and occasion.

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7
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first

A

râek

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8
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last; final; finally

A

sùt táai

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9
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ever; used to

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koei

‘Have you ever,’ ‘I’ve never,’ and ‘I have (done something)’ are formed with ‘koei.’ ‘Koei’ also means ‘used to,’ referring to something you once did habitually but don’t do anymore.

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10
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never

A

mâi koei

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11
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Have you ever?

A

koei mái?

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12
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should; had better

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nâa jà

Jà is optional but usually includes future actions or hypothetical meanings with ‘should have,’ as in the third sentence. It’s the least strong form of suggestion. Other translations are ‘ought to,’ had better,’ and ‘supposed to.’

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13
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have to; must

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dtông

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

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14
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to try (and decide later)

A

long…doo

‘Doo’ is a secondary verb (action) to show that something is being considered or judged.

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15
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excited; thrill; nervous

A

dtèun dtên

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16
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be funny; amusing

A

dtà-lòk

17
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all right; OK; fine

A

gôr dâai

‘Gôr dâai’ implies that the speaker is not enthusiastic about doing a particular task but is willing to do it.

18
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why?

A

tam-mai

‘Tam-mai’ is put at the end of affirmative questions except when dtông or a nâa jà is included. With negative questions, it’s usually placed at the beginning.

19
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because; because of

A

prór wâa

‘Prór’ or ‘prór wâa’ mean ‘because.’ Both of them can be interchangeable.

20
Q

nice and …

A

… dee

21
Q

first time

A

kráng râek

22
Q

last time

A

kráng sùt táai