Story 3: WHERE IS MOM? Part 1_Vocabulary Flashcards by Learn Thai With Ying

Q

to drive

A

kàp rót

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to sit; be a passenger

A

nâng

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children

A

lôok lôok

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hungry

A

hĭw

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to walk

A

dern

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in; inside

A

nai

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to leave from; get out from

A

àwk jàak

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shop; store

A

ráan

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restuarant

A

ráan aa-hăan

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Q

his

A

kŏng kăo

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because

A

prór

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Q

to arrive; until; to

A

tĕung

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car

A

rót

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where is/are…?

A

yòo năi?

You can also say “อยู่ที่ไหน” (yòo têe-năi?) too

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parent

A

pôr mâe

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late (in the night)

A

dèuk

Q

in front

A

kâang nâa

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behind

A

kâang lăng

Q

driver

A

kon kàp

Q

to sleep

A

non làp

Q

to park a car

A

jòt rót

Q

to enter; get in

A

kâo bpai

Q

to wake up

A

dtèun

Q

wife

A

pan-rá-yaa

Q

night

A

keun

Q

the morning

A

dton cháo

Q

to ask (that)

A

tăam (wâa)

Q

to know

A

róo

Q

whole; all

A

táng

ทั้ง is used to emphasize the completeness or entirety of a period, condition, or situation. It can be roughly translated as “all,” “whole,” or “entire” in English, depending on the context.

Q

to see

A

hĕn

Q

also; as well

A

…dûay

When placed at the end of a sentence or phrase, “ด้วย” functions similarly to the word “also” or “too” in English.