“khrͻ̑ͻp khrua sùk săn”
Vocabulary
paȃ = aunt
nuŭ = I (very polite)
khͻ̑ͻy = a bit
lung = uncle
saăm wan dii siì wan khȃi = frequently sick
khȃi wàt = catch a cold
yɛ̑ɛ jang = too bad
pai yiȃm = go to visit
yaay = grandmother (mother’s side)
taa = grandfather (mother’s side)
yaȃ = grandmother (father’s side)
puù = grandfather (father’s side)
naá = aunt / uncle (younger sister or brother of mother)
aa = aunt / uncle (younger sister or brother of father)
mŭan kan = the same
pùay = sick
tͻ̑ͻng = must
duu-lɛɛ = look after, take care
khrͻ̑ͻp khrua = family
sùksăn = happy
Mini talk
A: sàwàtdii khà khun paȃ sà-baay dii măi khá
B: sàwàtdii khà paȃ sà-baay dii nuŭ là sà-baay dii măi
A: mȃi khͻ̑ͻy sà-baay ləəy
B: khun lung saăm wan dii siì wan khȃi
A: lɛέw naá Siree là khá
B: thəə pùay pen khȃi wàt
A: Oh… yɛ̑ɛ jang na khá khun paȃ pai yiȃm khun yaay bang ruŭ plaàw
B: phə̑ng pai maa khun yaay kap khun taa sà-baay dii
A: khun puù Yen kap khun yaȃ Siĭ pùay
B: nuŭ tͻ̑ͻng duu-lɛɛ dii dii na khá
A: khà khun paȃ kͻ̑ mŭan kan
B: khrͻ̑ͻp khrua rao tͻ̑ͻng duu-lɛɛ kan dii dii
A: nuŭ yaàk hȃi pen khrͻ̑ͻp khrua sùk săn na khá
Drill
phiî nͻ́ͻng = phiî chaay =
phiî saăw = nͻ́ͻng chaay =
nͻ́ͻng saăw = khon sùt thͻ́ͻng =
khwaam sùk = rao thúk-khon =
Structural Practice “yuù dii mii sùk” = good standard of living
yuù dii = good living mii sùk = with happiness
Example:
- thiî Lampang rao yuù dii mii sùk
- thiî năi rao yuù dii mii sùk
- khrͻ̑ͻp khrua rao yuù dii mii sùk
- phiî nͻ́ͻng khun yuù dii mii sùk ruŭ plaàw
- thúk-khon thiî muang Thai kin dii yuù dii phȗak rao jung yuù dii mii sùk