Story 2: NEIGHBOR Part 1_vocabulary

Question 1

and

Answer 1

láe

Question 2

to marry

Answer 2

dtàeng ngaan

Question 3

with each other

Answer 3

gan

Question 4

like

Answer 4

chôp

Question 5

look or watch

Answer 5

doo

Question 6

at; when

Answer 6

dton

Question 7

house; home

Answer 7

bâan

Question 8

want to

Answer 8

yàak

Question 9

buy

Answer 9

séu

Question 10

and then

Answer 10

láew gôr

Question 11

over there

Answer 11

têe nân

Question 12

still

Answer 12

yang

Question 13

why?

Answer 13

tam-mai

Question 14

the same; as well

Answer 14

mĕuan gan

Question 15

smoke cigarette

Answer 15

sòop bù-rèe

Question 16

sport

Answer 16

gee-laa

Question 17

listen

Answer 17

fang

Question 18

song; music

Answer 18

pleng

Question 19

loud; noisy

Answer 19

sĭang dang

Question 20

snore

Answer 20

gron

Question 21

unable to sleep

Answer 21

non mâi làp

Question 22

one day

Answer 22

wan nèung

Question 23

neighbor

Answer 23

pêuan bâan

Question 24

at the side of; next to

Answer 24

kâang kâang

Question 25

owner

Answer 25

jâo kŏng

Question 26

move

Answer 26

yáai

Question 27

not…at all

Answer 27

mâi … loei

## Footnote

ไม่...เลย is used to emphasize the negation in a sentence to strengthen the negation, like adding “at all” or “absolutely” to a negative English sentence.

Question 28

Do you know why?

Answer 28

róo măi wâa tam-mai?

## Footnote

รู้ไหมว่าทำไม can be translated to “Do you know why” in English. It’s often used to introduce a question about the reason behind a particular situation or event. It prompts the listener to think about the reason or explain it if they know.

Question 29

so; therefore

Answer 29

gôr loei

## Footnote

It’s often used to explain the consequence or result that logically follows a particular situation or condition. It’s similar to the English phrases “so,” “therefore,” or “as a result.”