“sud-yawd” (สุดยอด) can be used in the following ways: adjective: is ace The adjective “sud-yawd” (สุดยอด) is used to describe something that is extremely good or impressive in a way that is unusual. Examples: – phlaeng mai kawng phuak-kao sud-yawd! (Their new song is ace!) – kao bpen nak-len foot-bawn thee sud-yawd (He is an ace football player) – nan bpen rot-jak-gra-yaan sud-yawd thee khun mee (That is an ace bike you’ve got there) – rong-raem thee phuak-rao dai bpai… read more →
“kee-goong” (ขี้โกง) can be used in the following ways: adjective: is sly / is knavish / is being a knave The adjective “kee-goong” (ขี้โกง) is used to describe someone who is clever at tricking people or at secretly doing unfair or dishonest things. Examples: – ter kee-go-hok lae kee-goong duay (She is a liar and a knave) – kao bpen phoo-chaai ngoo lae kee-goong (He is a stupid and knavish man) – chan mai chawb preu-dti-gam thee kee-goong kawng-kao (I… read more →
“naa-ngeuhn” (หน้าเงิน) can be used in the following ways: adjective: is money-grabbing / is a money-grabber / is materialistic The adjective “naa-ngeuhn” (หน้าเงิน) is used to describe someone who has an excessive desire or greed for money and will try to get as much money as possible. Examples: – ter bpen phoo-ying thee naa-ngeuhn (She is a materialistic woman) – chan ja mai mee wan glaai bpen kon naa-ngeuhn (I will never turn into a money-grabbing person) – chan mai… read more →