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1 [one]

People

People

1 [หนึ่ง]

nèung

คน

[kon]

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I aaaaa ผม♂-/ ด-ฉ--♀ ผ-- / ด----- ผ-♂ / ด-ฉ-น- ------------ ผม♂ / ดิฉัน♀ 0
p----d-̀-ch--n p------------- p-̌---i---h-̌- -------------- pǒm-dì-chǎn
I and you aaaaa ผมแล- ---♂ / ดิฉ-น-ละ---ณ♀ ผ---- ค--- / ด------- ค--- ผ-แ-ะ ค-ณ- / ด-ฉ-น-ล- ค-ณ- -------------------------- ผมและ คุณ♂ / ดิฉันและ คุณ♀ 0
p--m-læ--koon------hǎn--æ---oon p------------------------------- p-̌---æ---o-n-d-̀-c-a-n-l-́-k-o- -------------------------------- pǒm-lǽ-koon-dì-chǎn-lǽ-koon
both of us aaaaa เ--------ง เ--------- เ-า-ั-ง-อ- ---------- เราทั้งสอง 0
ra--ta-n----̌-ng r--------------- r-o-t-́-g-s-̌-n- ---------------- rao-táng-sǎwng
he aaaaa เ-า เ-- เ-า --- เขา 0
k--o k--- k-̌- ---- kǎo
he and she aaaaa เขา-แ-- -ธอ เ-- แ-- เ-- เ-า แ-ะ เ-อ ----------- เขา และ เธอ 0
kǎ------tu-̶ k------------ k-̌---æ---u-̶ ------------- kǎo-lǽ-tur̶
they both aaaaa เ--ทั้-ส-ง เ--------- เ-า-ั-ง-อ- ---------- เขาทั้งสอง 0
kǎo-t-́n--sǎw-g k---------------- k-̌---a-n---a-w-g ----------------- kǎo-táng-sǎwng
the man aaaaa ผ----ย ผ----- ผ-้-า- ------ ผู้ชาย 0
po-o-chai p-------- p-̂---h-i --------- pôo-chai
the woman aaaaa ผู--ญิง ผ------ ผ-้-ญ-ง ------- ผู้หญิง 0
po-o-yi--g p--------- p-̂---i-n- ---------- pôo-yǐng
the child aaaaa เด็ก เ--- เ-็- ---- เด็ก 0
de-k d--- d-̀- ---- dèk
a family aaaaa ครอ-ครัว ค------- ค-อ-ค-ั- -------- ครอบครัว 0
kr-----kr-a k---------- k-a-w---r-a ----------- krâwp-krua
my family aaaaa ค--บครั--ข-งผ-♂-- ข-งด----♀ ค------- ข----- / ข-------- ค-อ-ค-ั- ข-ง-ม- / ข-ง-ิ-ั-♀ --------------------------- ครอบครัว ของผม♂ / ของดิฉัน♀ 0
kr---p---ua---̌wn--pǒ--k-̌wn------c-ǎn k--------------------------------------- k-a-w---r-a-k-̌-n---o-m-k-̌-n---i---h-̌- ---------------------------------------- krâwp-krua-kǎwng-pǒm-kǎwng-dì-chǎn
My family is here. aaaaa ครอ-ค-ั-ของผม--ู่--่--------ร--ครัวขอ----ั--ย--ที--ี-♀ ค----------------------- / ค-------------------------- ค-อ-ค-ั-ข-ง-ม-ย-่-ี-น-่- / ค-อ-ค-ั-ข-ง-ิ-ั-อ-ู-ท-่-ี-♀ ------------------------------------------------------ ครอบครัวของผมอยู่ที่นี่♂ / ครอบครัวของดิฉันอยู่ที่นี่♀ 0
kr-̂-p-kr-a---̌w---pǒ--a----̂o---̂e-ne----r-̂w---r---k---ng-dì-ch-----̀----o--e-e-ne-e k--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- k-a-w---r-a-k-̌-n---o-m-a---o-o-t-̂---e-e-k-a-w---r-a-k-̌-n---i---h-̌---̀-y-̂---e-e-n-̂- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- krâwp-krua-kǎwng-pǒm-à-yôo-têe-nêe-krâwp-krua-kǎwng-dì-chǎn-à-yôo-têe-nêe
I am here. aaaaa ผม-ยู่ท--นี่♂ ---ิฉั----่ท--น--♀ ผ------------ / ด--------------- ผ-อ-ู-ท-่-ี-♂ / ด-ฉ-น-ย-่-ี-น-่- -------------------------------- ผมอยู่ที่นี่♂ / ดิฉันอยู่ที่นี่♀ 0
po---a--yo-----̂---e-e---̀-ch-̌--a--yo-o----e--e-e p------------------------------------------------- p-̌---̀-y-̂---e-e-n-̂---i---h-̌---̀-y-̂---e-e-n-̂- -------------------------------------------------- pǒm-à-yôo-têe-nêe-dì-chǎn-à-yôo-têe-nêe
You are here. aaaaa ค-ณ------่น-่ ค------------ ค-ณ-ย-่-ี-น-่ ------------- คุณอยู่ที่นี่ 0
k----a--y-----e---n-̂e k--------------------- k-o---̀-y-̂---e-e-n-̂- ---------------------- koon-à-yôo-têe-nêe
He is here and she is here. aaaaa เขา--ู-ที่-ี่ ----- เ--อยู่-ี่--่ ♀ เ------------ ♂ แ-- เ------------ ♀ เ-า-ย-่-ี-น-่ ♂ แ-ะ เ-อ-ย-่-ี-น-่ ♀ ----------------------------------- เขาอยู่ที่นี่ ♂ และ เธออยู่ที่นี่ ♀ 0
ka---a--yo-o-t-̂e----e-læ---ur-----y----tê--ne-e k------------------------------------------------ k-̌---̀-y-̂---e-e-n-̂---æ---u-̶-a---o-o-t-̂---e-e ------------------------------------------------- kǎo-à-yôo-têe-nêe-lǽ-tur̶-à-yôo-têe-nêe
We are here. aaaaa เราอยู--ี่-ี่ เ------------ เ-า-ย-่-ี-น-่ ------------- เราอยู่ที่นี่ 0
r------yôo-tê-----e r-------------------- r-o-a---o-o-t-̂---e-e --------------------- rao-à-yôo-têe-nêe
You are here. aaaaa คุณ-ย--ที-น-่ ค------------ ค-ณ-ย-่-ี-น-่ ------------- คุณอยู่ที่นี่ 0
koon--̀-yo-o-te----e-e k--------------------- k-o---̀-y-̂---e-e-n-̂- ---------------------- koon-à-yôo-têe-nêe
They are all here. aaaaa พวกเข---ก-นอ---ที่-ี่ พ-------------------- พ-ก-ข-ท-ก-น-ย-่-ี-น-่ --------------------- พวกเขาทุกคนอยู่ที่นี่ 0
pu----k----to-ok---n-a----̂--t----nêe p------------------------------------- p-̂-k-k-̌---o-o---o---̀-y-̂---e-e-n-̂- -------------------------------------- pûak-kǎo-tóok-kon-à-yôo-têe-nêe

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