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Thai translation: ¤Ø³ªÍºÍÒËÒáÅÒ§Çѹ(¢Í§)Çѹ¹ÕéäËÁ
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| 16:02 Aug 31, 2001 |
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|  Selected response from: amarilis Thailand Local time: 08:30 | |||
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| 4 | it should be helpful ka :) good luck , Gary :) |
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| na | ¤Ø³ªÍºÍÒËÒáÅÒ§Çѹ(¢Í§)Çѹ¹ÕéäËÁ |
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3 days 11 hrs
¤Ø³ªÍºÍÒËÒáÅÒ§Çѹ(¢Í§)Çѹ¹ÕéäËÁ Explanation: Khun chorb a-harn glang-wun (kong) wun-nee mai. khun (¤Ø³) = you chorb (ªÍº) = like a-harn glang-wun (ÍÒËÒáÅÒ§Çѹ) = lunch kong (¢Í§) = of wunnee (ÑÇѹ¹Õé)= today mai (äËÁ) = did you ? You don't have to conjugate verbs in Thai. You only need to add the adverb of time like today, yesterday, or tomorrow, etc. and ppl will understand what you're talking about. The reason I put the word "kong" (= of) in parentheses is that it's not needed in spoken language. Just use it only to make sure the other person understands correctly that's all. hope it helps :) |
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it should be helpful ka :) good luck , Gary :) Explanation: good luck na ka Gary :) |
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