Breaking Things

Question 0

Person falls of a building

Answer 0

Khōn tòk

Question 1

Plate falls/ is dropped

Answer 1

Cāan tòk

Question 2

Trip/ fall

Answer 2

Lóm

Question 3

Plate breaks/ shatters

Answer 3

Cāan tÈEk

Question 4

Cup cracks

Answer 4

KÊEw ráaw

Question 5

Chipped cup

Answer 5

KÊEW bìn

Question 6

Broken pencil

Long things broken in half

Answer 6

Dingsaw (sp) hàk

Question 7

To break a pencil in half

Answer 7

Hàk Dingsaw (sp)

Question 8

Throw away chipped cup

Answer 8

Thíng kÊEW bìn

Question 9

Throw the pen in the trashcan

Answer 9

Thíng pakaa (sp) lōng thängkhāyà

Question 10

Fix a cellphone

Answer 10

sÂAm mUUtÚU

Question 11

Lost/missing money.
Used things are lost for a long time, or out of sight, or very difficult to find. Not used when you know something is lost within your own home, where you know you will find it.

Answer 11

Satang häay

Question 12

Ripped/torn shirt

Answer 12

sÛa khàat

Question 13

To sew/stitch a shirt

Answer 13

Yép sÛa

Question 14

Who broke the cup?

Answer 14

Khrāy thām kÊEwtÈEk kh?

Question 15

When did the cup get chipped?

Answer 15

kÊEwbìn mÛarày kh?

Question 16

When a cup shatters one must sweep it up carefully.

Answer 16

Weelaa kÊEwtÈEk kÂtÂng kwàat dii dīī kh.

Question 17

Why/ how did the plate break?

Answer 17

Thām may cāantÈEk?

Question 18

Broom. This is a noun

Answer 18

Máaykwàat

Question 19

Studying very much causes one to be able to speak perfectly

Answer 19

Rīan mâak mâak thāmhây phûut kèng

Question 20

Drive your motorcycle carefully because it’s dangerous

Answer 20

Khii motosai dīī dīī ná kh. rawāng motisay cā ‘antaraay kh.

Rawāng means be careful

Question 21

Drive carefully because one could crash

Answer 21

Khàprót dīī dīī ná kh dïaw cā chōn.

Dīaw means be careful now, or wait