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VIDEO: Learn Thai While Driving

Wednesday December 4, 2019 by Mod 3 Comments

In this lesson teacher Pear is talking about useful words and phrases you related to driving. Even if you know some of these words, make sure you are focusing on the pronunciation of the words so that you are understood and sound like a real Thai. 🙂

Below is the dialogue from the video.

OFFER A RIDE:

อ้าว เจมส์ จะไปไหน /âao James jà bpai năi/ Hi James, where are you going?

ให้ฉันไปส่งไหมคะ /hâi cháan bpai sòng mái ká/ Would you like a ride?

จะไปห้างเหรอ/jà bpai hâang lăw/ You’re going to the shopping mall?

ฉันจะไปห้างพอดี ไปด้วยกันค่ะ /chán jà bpai hâang paw-dii, bpai dûai-gan kâ/ I’m going to the mall, let’s go together.

TRAFFIC IS BAD:

รถติด  /rót dtìt/ Traffic is really bad.

SOMEONE CUT YOU OFF

ดูสิ เขาเพิ่งขับรถตัดหน้าฉัน/duu sì, káo pêrng káp rót dtàt nâa chán/ Look! He just cut me off.

ขับรถแย่จริงๆเลย /kàp rót yâe jing-jing leoi/ What a bad driver.

FILL THE GASOLINE:

เดี๋ยวขอแวะเติมน้ำมันหน่อยนะ/dĭao kăw wáe dtrem náam-man nòi ná/I would like to stop to fill the gasoline shortly.

น้ำมันจะหมด/náam-man jà mòt/ The fuel is running low.

FINDING A CAR PARK:

ปกติที่นี่นะ หาที่จอดรถยากมาก

/bpà-gà-dtì, tîi-nîi ná, hăa tîi-jàwd-rót yâak mâak/

Usually, it is very difficult to find a parking lot in this place.

แต่วันนี้โชคดีนะเนี่ยะ ที่จอดรถเต็มเลย

/dtàe wan-níi chôok-dii ná nîa, tîi-jàwd rót dtem leoi/

But today we’re lucky, there are plenty of parking spaces/

จอดตรงไหนดีนะ

/jàwd dtrong năi dii ná/

Where should I park?

จอดตรงนี้ละกัน

/jàwd dtrongníi lá gan/

I’ll park here.

 

VOCABULARY:

ให้ /hâi/ + [ someone] + [do something]

let [someone] + [do something] 

ส่ง /sòng/ = send 

ไปส่ง /bpai sòng/  = give a ride

ให้ ผม ไปส่ง/hâi pŏm bpai sòng/ let me give you a ride

ห้าง /hâang/ shopping mall

do something + ด้วยกัน /dûai-gan/ = do something together

ขับ /kàp/ = drive

รถ /rót/ = car

แย่ /yâe/ = badly

แวะ /wáe/ = stop by

เติม /dterm/ = refill

น้ำมัน /náam-man/ = gasoline, oil

หมด  /mòt/ = to be finished, run out

ที่นี่ /tîi-nîi/ = here

หา /hăa/ = look for, find

จอด /jàwd/ = park a car

ที่จอดรถ /tîi jàwd rót/ = car park

ยาก  /yâak/ = difficult

โชคดี /chôok dii/ = lucky, good luck

เต็ม /dtem/ = full

** มี /mii/ + something + เต็ม /dtem/ = a place is full of something

ตรงไหน /dtrong năi/ = which spot?, where?

ตรงนี้ /dtrong níi/ = right here

 

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Reader Interactions

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  1. michael davies says

    Tuesday December 17, 2019 at 05:59

    Thank you Pear and Mot for that interesting video, but one statement is confusing me. Pear says ที่จอดรถเต็มเลย
    ‘ there are plenty of parking spaces’. I thought that ที่จอดรถเต็มเลย would mean ‘ the car park is absolutely full’.

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  2. Brian Middleton says

    Sunday December 8, 2019 at 19:10

    Very Helpfull, I am hireing a car next month when i come out to Thailand.
    Great timing.

    Reply
    • Mod says

      Monday December 9, 2019 at 16:48

      I am happy to hear that. 🙂

      Reply

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