Story 1: OUR SON Part 1_Vocabulary Flashcards
1
Q
Family
A
krôp krua
2
Q
to have/has
there is; there are
A
mee
3
Q
Person; people
A
kon
4
Q
She; her
A
ter
5
Q
a word indicating the present participle, meaning “in the act of” or “in the process of”, similar to the English suffix, “-ing”
A
gam-lang
6
Q
They; them
A
pûak kăo
7
Q
We; us
A
pûak rao
8
Q
This
A
née
9
Q
very; much
A
mâak
10
Q
But (anyway)
A
dtàe gôr
11
Q
month
A
deuan
12
Q
after that
A
lăng-jàak nán
13
Q
hospital
A
rohng pá-yaa-baan
14
Q
minute
A
naa-tee
15
Q
more
A
èek
16
Q
also (with ก็)
A
gôr…dûay
17
Q
be happy
A
mee kwaam sùk
18
Q
daugther
A
lôok săao
19
Q
to love
A
rák
20
Q
be pregnant
A
tóng
21
Q
to think (that)
A
kít (wâa)
22
Q
son
A
lôok chaai
23
Q
to visit; go to see
A
bpai hăa
24
Q
doctor
A
mŏr
25
child; children
dèk
26
be shocked; startled
dtòk-jai
26
all; total
táng-mòt
27
be enough; sufficient
por
28
to answer (that)
dtòp (wâa)
29
might; maybe
àat-jà
## Footnote
It’s one of the most common ways to express the possibility or likelihood of something happening. It’s similar to the English phrases “might,” “may,” or “could.”
30
surely; certainly
nâe-nâe
## Footnote
แน่, แน่นอน, and แน่ๆ are used to emphasize certainty or assurance in different contexts.
31
have to; must
dtông
## Footnote
To say ‘must’ or ‘have to’ are the same word in Thai ต้อง. It can be used in general and less formally.
32
the first
têe nèung
## Footnote
Put the word ที่ before the number to create an orderdinal number.
33
already
láew
## Footnote
When talking about the past, แล้ว is included to emphasize that an action has already or recently happened.
34
now
dton-née
35
want to have/get
yàak-dâai
