Getting Together/ Illness Flashcards
Head
Hüa
Free time
Wâa ng
Teeth
Fān
Neck
KhĀA
Abdomen
ThÁAng
Back
Läng
Pain/ illness
Pùat
Head ache
Pùat hüa
Toothache or cavity
Pùat fān
Sore neck
Pùat khĀA
Sore throat
Cèp khĀA
Dizzy
Wiān hüa
With us/together
Dûaykān
(What/ where) ever
Lit: maybe able to
k dâay
Medicine
Yāa
Go see/visit
Pāyhäa
Doctor
mÄA
Take medicine
Thāan yāa
What to say when talking to someone sick
ThEE khEr
Every (time/ day/ etc)
Thúk
Some (times)
Bāang
Lots (of)
Läay
Sweet
Wäan
Salty
Khēm
Spicy
Phèt
Sour
Prîaw
Bitter
Khöm
Clarifier for an assortment of items.
Yáang
Clarifier for rĀAng tháaw
Khûu
Shoes
Clarifier for sûa G, kāang kēeng, kraprōong
Tūa
A dead person animal fish or plant
(informal when used for a person)
Tāay
Deceased, depleted, expired, broken; car food, person, electronics
(Formal for a dead person)
Sïa
Each day/ per day
Wān lā
Per week
Āathít lā
CLF: times per _____
Kráng
Only
Thâwnán
I watch a movie only one time per week
Phöm dūu näng āathít la 1 kráng thâwnán
When to use mâak as in mâakkwaa VS kwaa
Can use either for many questions.
mâak always goes with “more than” questions, also mâak___ Is always answered with chÂAp.
Kwàa is more for comparisons.
Should
Khūancā
Shouldn’t
Mây khūancā
Also
Dûay G
Most (not a perfect translation).
As in “out of these three items you think which is (yummy, pretty, etc)
Thîisùt. (Can also use mâakthîisùt here)
Answer with khítwâa
More/ most
As in “out of these three items you like most here?”
Mâakthîisùt
Always answer with chÂAp
Must
TÂng
Get on board/ride a boat as a passenger
Lōng
Get out of a boat
Khûn G
Get out of the skytrain
Lōng