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Thai.... .tTones |
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Tones......... | "maa"
(to come) "khaa" (to be stuck to/on) |
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| "maak"
(beetle nut) "khaa" (a root called Galanga) |
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| "maak"
(a lot) "khaa" (I, a servant) |
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| "maa"
(horse) "khaa" (to sell) |
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| "maa"
(dog) "khaa" (leg) |
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| Tones
in sentences | "Kaa
tord na ka? (Excuse me) |
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| "Chan
jakab maa mai na ka" (I'll come back later) |
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| "Way
laa tau rai ka?" (What time is it?) |
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| "Dee
jai ti dai pop khun ka." (Pleased to meet you) |
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| "Khun
sa by dee mai ka?" (How are you?) |
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Our warmest thanks go to ...
| Speaker | Geographical origin | Date of recording |
Approx
age
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| Sumalee Imswang |
Bangkok |
July 9th, 2001 |
32 |
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