Common questions Flashcards
What is the time?
Gii moong lair-o?
Nice to meet you.
Yin-dii thii dai ruu-jak na ka
What is this?
I beg your pardon
A-rai na?
An nee keu arai ka?
Where is…?
Thii-nai?
When?
Muuea-rai?
Why?
Tham-mai?
How?
Yang-ngai
eg. Bpai tee nee yang ngai ka?
How can I get here?
Where is it?
Yoo tee-nai?
How do you go to?
Bpai yang-ngai?
How much is this?
An nee tao-rai?
I miss you
Chun kit teung khun
See you again
Lair-o jer gan mai ka
You’re welcome
Yin dee ka
Can you speak English?
Khun poor pasa angrit dai mai ka?
Mai dai ka
Dai ka
I can speak a bit of Thai
Chun poot pasa Thai dai nit noy ka
I can’t speak Thai
Chun poot pasa Thai mai dai ka
Speak slowly
Poot cha cha
Do you understand?
Khao jai mai ka?
Chun mai jai ka.
I don’t know
Chun mai roo ka
Wait a moment
Ror sak khru ka
Up to you
Lair-o dtair khun ka
Joking
Teasing
Poot len
Lor len
Really?
Jing ror
I like you
Chun chorp khun ka
I like you
Chun chorp khun ka
I love you
Chun rak khun ka
Came first (generally - no particular place)
Who came first?
I came first.
Maa gawn (low)
Krai maa gawn ka?
Chun maa gawn ka.
To arrive first (at a particular place)
I arrived half an hour before the appointment time
Maa tueng gawn
Chun maa teung (v) gawn () way-laa nad (/) kreung (^) chua^ mohng
Maa teung - to arrive
Gawn - first
Way-laa: time
Nad - appointment
Kreung - half
Chua mohng - hour
To come later
I came first, you came later
You arrived first, I arrived later
Maa tee lang(v)
Maa - to come
Tee - specifier for time
Lang - after / behind / later
Chun maa gawn khun maa tee lang
Khun maa teung gawn Chun maa teung tee lang
It’s time
The time has come
Tueng(v) way-laa
It’s time to go to work
Tueng way-laa bpai tam ngaan laew
It’s time to eat
It’s time to go to bed
Tueng(v) way-laa gin kao^ laew
Tueng way-laa bpai nawn laew
It’s time
It’s time to go to work
Dai^ way-laa laew
Dai way-laa bpai tam ngaan laew
To have an appointment
Mee nad/
