Translate the English statement into a Thai question, then answer in both positive and negative. The first question is completed as an example.
| 1 | he understands | ||
| khăo khâo jai măi? | khâo jai | mâi khâo jai | |
| 2 | you remember him | ||
| 3 | she sits (and) reads here | ||
| 4 | he spoke with Jane | ||
| 5 | Peter wants to swim here | ||
| 6 | Jane likes pizza | ||
| 7 | she would like to go with us | ||
| 8 | he loves her | ||
| 9 | you like to drink beer | ||
| 10 | you will go with me | ||
| 11 | he will listen to you | ||
| 12 | she will read it | ||
| 13 | he will come with us | ||
| 14 | they will hear us | ||
| 15 | he will write |
Scroll down for the answers …
| 1 | khăo khâo jai măi? | khâo jai | mâi khâo jai |
| 2 | khun jam khăo măi? | jam | mâi jam |
| 3 | ther nâng àan thêe nêe măi? | nâng àan | mâi nâng àan |
| 4 | khăo phûud gàp Jane măi? | phûud | mâi phûud |
| 5 | Peter dtâwng gaan wâai nám thêe nêe măi? | dtâwng gaan | mâi dtâwng gaan |
| dtâwng gaan wâai nám | mâi dtâwng gaan wâai nám | ||
| wâai nám | mâi wâai nám | ||
| 6 | Jane châwp pizza măi? | châwp | mâi châwp |
| 7 | ther yàak bpai gàp phûuak rao măi? | yàak | mâi yàak |
| yàak bpai | mâi yàak bpai | ||
| bpai | mâi bpai | ||
| 8 | khăo rák ther măi? | rák | mâi rák |
| 9 | khun châwp dèuum beer măi? | châwp dèuum | mâi châwp dèuum |
| 10 | khun jà bpai gàp phŏm/chăn măi? | bpai | mâi bpai |
| 11 | khăo jà fang khun măi? | fang | mâi fang |
| 12 | ther jà àan man măi? | àan | mâi àan |
| 13 | khăo jà maa gàp phûuak rao măi? | maa | mâi maa |
| 14 | phûuak khăo jà dâi yin phûuak rao măi? | dâi yin | mâi dâi yin |
| 15 | khăo jà khǐian măi? | khǐian | mâi khǐian |
Well done!
You now have a vocabulary of just 45 words (excluding numbers and days of the week), but you can make positive and negative statements, and ask and answer questions. Quite an achievement!