“yin-dee” (ยินดี) can be used in the following ways: main verb: to be pleased to (do something) The verb “yin-dee” (ยินดี) is used for saying that we are willing to do something. It is often used with the conjunction “thee” (ที่) meaning “that”. Examples: – kao doo-meuan yin-dee thee dai hen khun (He seemed pleased to see you) – phuak-kao yin-dee thee ja glab baan (They are pleased to be going home) – phuak-rao phiang-kae yin-dee thee ja chuay khun… read more →
“bpraad-sa-jaak” (ปราศจาก) can be used in the following ways: preposition: without The preposition “bpraad-sa-jaak” (ปราศจาก) is used for saying what someone or something does not have. It is usually by a noun. Examples: – chan mawng mai hen bpraad-sa-jaak waen-dtaa kawng-chan (I can’t see without my glasses) – ter deuhn phaan bpai bpraad-sa-jaak garn-phood arai (She walked past without saying anything) – phom yoo mai dai bpraad-sa-jaak khun – phom yak dtaeng-ngaan gap khun (I can’t live without you –… read more →
“dtaam” (ตาม) can be used in the following ways: preposition: along The preposition “dtaam” (ตาม) is used for saying that someone or something is moving forwards on a line, road, path etc towards one end of it, or at a place on or beside a road, river etc. Examples: – phuak-rao deuhn dtaam thaang yaang ngiab-ngiaab (We walked along in silence) – Tom reeb bpai dtaam sen-thaang ma haa phuak-rao (Tom was hurrying along the path towards us) – raan… read more →