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Phuut Phaasaa
Thai gives students of Thai language useful topical and seasonal
Thai words and phrases to help you out in common situations.
It's very difficult in any writing system to create the sounds
of Thai language, so we are giving you an approximate pronunciation
as a help to your visual memory. But you'll need to ask a Thai native
speaker to say the words for you. That way, you'll make a Thai friend,
too.
Below is a list of the lessons that have appeared in this column. DECEMBER 2006
December 26: The day after Christmas / wān lǎng wān khrítsàmât December
19: The
Thai Royal Anthem and New Year’s greetings December 12: Christmas carols in Thai / phlēng khrítsàmât December 5: Long Live the King / khǒ chōng sōng phrá chàrōen NOVEMBER 2006
November 21: Thanksgiving / wān khòpkhūn pháchâo November 14: It’s on me / phǒm líang ēng November 7: Did you loi krathong? / lōi kràthōng rǔe plào OCTOBER 2006
October 24: The vegetarian festival / thêtsàkān kīn chē October 17: Sounds that Thai doesn't have / sǐang thî mâimī nāi phāsǎ thāi October 10: Teacher / khrū kàp ājārn
September
26: Say 'Suwarnabhuum’, not ‘Suvarnabhumi’ / sù-wān-ná-phūm
mâichâi sù-vān-ná-bhū-mī
August
29: Achieving the perfect Thai wai / kānwâi hâi
sǔai JULY 2006
July
25: It's raining cats and dogs / fǒn tòk ìk
khráng
JUNE 2006 June
27: His Majesty’s speeches: phrárâtchádāmràt
MAY 2006
May
30: The royal biography (abridged) 2 — phrá-rât-chá-prà-wàt
2 APRIL 2006
April
11: Grand casting rite for Brahma set — law phraphrom
MARCH 2006
March
28: Abashed Korean PM resigns — naabaang, laa-awk
FEBRUARY 2006
February
28: Step down, academics — khanaajaan lai
JANUARY 2006
January 24: 'Ball' starts new year rustily — fuuet January 17: China boasts of new drug — superior to Tamiflu — mangkawn oo January 10: TRT curries favour with Bangkokians — yaahawm khonkrung January 3: Won't be shameless ... — mai naadaan
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