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Greeting Vocabulary in Thai part 2

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Greeting Vocabulary in Thai II


Greeting Vocabulary in Thai IIVersion en ligne Greeting Vocabulary in Thai part 2 par Thanaphak Panthukowit 1 What does ‘ school ‘ say in Thai ? a rooŋ·rian b phaasǎa c tham·ŋaan d phûut 2 What does ‘ chɔ̂ɔp ‘ mean? a to like b to go c to come d to eat 3 How do you say ‘ rice ‘ in Thai ? a khâaw b ʔarɔ̀y c suǎy d ʔaŋkrìt 4 How do you say ‘ English language ‘ in Thai ? a phaasǎa ʔaŋkrìt b paj tham·ŋaan c kin khâaw d chɔ̂ɔp rian 5 What does ‘ sabaay ‘ mean ? a feeling good, being comfortable b all goodness (hello) c English language d to talk / to speak 6 How do you say ‘ to smile ‘ in Thai ? a yím b chɔ̂ɔp c tham·ŋaan d rian 7 What gesture should you use while saying ‘ sawàtdii ‘ ? a wâay b phûut c kin d yím 8 The expression means ‘ where have you been ? ‘ a paj·nǎj·maa b sabaay·dii c sawàtdii d khɔ̀ɔpkhun 9 You should say this word when someone shows hospitality or helps you to do something a khɔ̀ɔpkhun b sawàtdii c paj·nǎj·maa d phaasǎa 10 It means ‘not’. You put this word in front a verb or an adjective a mâj b maa c máj d paj Feedback 1 phaasǎa (language), tham·ŋaan (to work), phûut (to speak) 2 paj (to go), maa (to come), kin (to eat) 3 ʔarɔ̀y (delicious), suǎy (beautiful), ʔaŋkrìt (English) 4 paj tham·ŋaan (go to work), kin khâaw (eat rice), chɔ̂ɔp rian (like to study) 5 all goodness (sawàtdii), English language (phaasǎa ʔaŋkrìt), to talk/ to speak (phûut) 6 chɔ̂ɔp (to like), tham·ŋaan (to work), rian (to study) 7 phûut (to talk/ to speak), kin (to eat), yím (to smile) 8 sabaay·dii (feeling good/ being comfortable), sawàtdii (all goodness (hello)), khɔ̀ɔpkhun (thank you) 9 sawàtdii (all goodness (hello), paj·nǎj·maa (where are you coming from?), phaasǎa (language) 10 maa (to come), máj (or not), paj (to go)

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Greeting Vocabulary in Thai IIVersion en ligne

par Thanaphak Panthukowit

What does ‘ school ‘ say in Thai ?

What does ‘ chɔ̂ɔp ‘ mean?

How do you say ‘ rice ‘ in Thai ?

How do you say ‘ English language ‘ in Thai ?

What does ‘ sabaay ‘ mean ?

How do you say ‘ to smile ‘ in Thai ?

What gesture should you use while saying ‘ sawàtdii ‘ ?

The expression means ‘ where have you been ? ‘

You should say this word when someone shows hospitality or helps you to do something

It means ‘not’. You put this word in front a verb or an adjective

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