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Do you want it?
ao mái
She didn’t want him to play poker.
káo mâi yàak-hâi Tom lên Poker
They have to wake up at 5am everyday.
pûak-káo dtɔ̂ng dtʉ̀ʉn dtii hâa túk wan
Are you afraid of snakes?
glua nguu mái
Jane might not be able to go to the party
Jane àat-jà pbai ngan party mai-daai
You may go home.
kun àat-jà glap baan daai krap
He can swim very fast.
káo wâai-náam dâai reo mâak
Are you an only child?
kun bpen lûuk kon-diao chai mai
May I put it here?
pǒm kɔ̌ɔ sai dtrong nii dâai-mái krap
The room must be clean.
hᴐ̂ᴐng dtɔ̂ng sà-àat
You’ve got to stop.
kun dtɔ̂ng yùt
My son can’t count yet.
lûuk-chaai pǒm yang náp laehk mâi-dâai
I am not sure but she may come.
pǒm mai nɛ̂ɛ-jai dtɛ̀ɛ káo àat jà maa
May I come with you to Southampton?
pom ja maa [rot] bpai Southampton gap kun dai mai
Are you in a hurry?
rîip mái
You have to come visit us next year.
kun dtɔ̂ng maa-yîam rao bpii-nâa
The structure: for “yet”
Verb or Adj. + [rʉ́-yang]
He can come.
káo maa dâai/pben.
I can speak Thai a little.
pǒm pûut paa-sǎa Thai dâai nít-nɔ̀i
I can’t stop sneezing.
pǒm yùt jaam mâi-dâai
Do you hear me?
dâai-yin mái
You may bring your friends.
kun [paa ‘pʉ̂an kɔ̌ɔng kun’ maa] dâai
Can I eat this one?
pǒm gin an-níi dâai-mái?
Can I turn on the TV?
pǒm bpə̀ət TV dâai-mái kráp