Pronominal expressions in Thai Part 1

What does it mean by /pʰǒm/?

• I/me (male)

• He/him

• She/her

• We/us

What does it mean by /kʰūn/?

• You

• I/me (male)

• I/me (female)

• We/us

What does it mean by /rāw/?

• I/me (female)

• I/me (male)

• He/him

• We/us

What does it mean by /pʰûak kʰǎw/?

• We/us

• They/them

• They/them (males only)

• We/us (females only)

What does it mean by /kʰūn tɕʰɯ̂ ʔaraj/ (IPA) or /khun chue wa a rai/ (KARAOKE)?

• What is my name?

• What is her name?

• What is his name?

• What is your name?

What does it mean by /tɕʰán tɕʰɯ̂ piːtɤ̂ː [Peter]/ (IPA) or /chan chue pitoe [Peter]/ (KARAOKE)?

• His name is Peter.

• My name is Peter.

• Our name is all Peter.

• What is your name?

How do we say 'to eat' in Thai?

• /nɔːn/

• /kīn/

How can we call someone older than and senior to us?

• /pʰîː/

• /pîː/

How can we call someone younger than and subordinate to us?

• /nɔ̂ːŋ/

• /pʰîː/