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Speak Thai Lesson 12
Classifier – tua tua is the classifier for animals. A classifier is a word that you put after the number of things, basically it’s a unit of measurement. In English you say”5 cats”,in Thai you can’t say “mԑ:w(cat) 5”.You would say“mԑ:w(cat) 5 tua”.All nouns have have classifiers. We use classifiers when talk about the quantity of something. For example: 1.mi: phԑ́ sǎ:m tua yù: nân. มีแพะสามตัวอยู่นั่น There are 3 goats over there. 2.Phî: hěn mԑ:w sᴐ̌:ŋ tua yù: nai bâ:n. พี่เห็นแมวสองตัวอยู่ในบ้าน I
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Speak Thai Lesson 11
To teach – sᴐ̌:n สอน Phǒm sᴐ̌:n pha:-sǎ: Thai káo. ผมสอนภาษาไทยเค้า I teach him Thai. Phǒm sᴐ̌:n káo phû:t pha:-sǎ: Thai. ผมสอนเค้าพูดภาษาไทย I teach him to speak Thai. Someone+sᴐ̌:n+subject+someone. Someone+sᴐ̌:n+someone+verb+object. For example 1.Phî: sᴐ̌:n ka-nít lû:k-sǎ:w. พี่สอนคณิตลูกสาว I teach my daughter mathematics. Phî: sᴐ̌:n lû:k-sǎ:w kít lê:k. พี่สอนลูกสาวคิดเลข I teach my daughter to calculate. 2.Mԑ̂: sᴐ̌:n pha:-sǎ: ji:n phᴐ̂:. แม่สอนภาษาจีนพ่อ The mother teaches the father Chinese. Mԑ̂: sᴐ̌:n phᴐ̂: kǐan pha:-sǎ: ji:n. แม่สอนพ่อเขียนภาษาจีน The mother teaches the father to write Chinese. 3.Phî: sᴐ̌:n pha:-sǎ:
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Speak Thai Lesson 7
Don’t (do not) hâ:m ห้าม(formal writting) yà: อย่า(speaking) For example 1.hâ:m sù:p bu-rì: bᴐ:-ri-we:n ní: ห้ามสูบบุหรี่บริเวณนี้ No smoking area. 2.yà: lᵾ:m pìt fai ná. อย่าลืมปิดไฟนะ Don’t forget to turn off the light. kam-sàp sù:p สูบ To smoke bu-rì: บุหรี่ Cigarettes bᴐ:-ri-we:n บริเวณ Area ní: นี้ This lᵾ:m ลืม To forget pìt ปิด To turn off
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Speak Thai Lesson 5
Alone – kon-diaw คนเดียว e:ŋ เอง by oneself kon-diaw คนเดียว alone For example 1.Phî: glàp bâ:n e:ŋ. พี่กลับบ้านเอง I went home by myself.(no body took him home.) Phî: glàp bâ:n kon-diaw. พี่กลับบ้านคนเดียว I went home alone.(There was no one went home with him or the same way.The friends are probably still at somewhere which you were.)
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