Story 7: I CAN'T FIND IT! Part 1_Vocabulary Flashcards
city; town
meuang
be small; little
lék
apartment
à-pâat-mên
to pay
jàai
rent; rental fee
kâa-châo
to finish; complete
sèt
to remember; recall
jam
to know that
róo wâa
building
dtèuk
to search for; look for
hăa
everywhere
túk-têe
grey
sĕe-tao
to try; attempt
pá-yaa-yaam
that
nán
to find (usually used as “found”)
jer
good
dee
after…
lăng-jàak…
country
bprà-têt
move
yáai bpai
up to; as much as
Opposite of “only”
dtâng…
It emphasizes a specific quantity or amount, often implying that the number is significant or surprisingly high. It is comparable to saying “as much as” or “as many as” in English.
can’t find
hăa mâi jer
Several verbs, such as นอนหลับ (non làp) “to sleep” (lie down + sleep) and หาเจอ (hăa jer) “to find” (look for + find), consist of two verbs.
However, they differ in that the second verb describes a state that results from the action of the first verb; thus, sleeping results from lying down and finding from looking.