How do you say teacher and he s coming in Thai? 20

Generally refers to primary and secondary school teachers (transliteration: ku first tone, ru first tone, a total of two sounds) generally refers to a teacher above the university (transliteration: a hairpin) He came (transliteration:

The second tone of kao, the first sound of ma, the fourth tone in liao Thai, there is no one in Chinese, and the sound is very high. A total of three notes).

Thank you (transliteration: kob is like the third tone, kun is the first tone, the mouth is closed as much as possible, and there is a difference between "kun", a total of two sounds).

Teachers: The one who teaches elementary school is called "Kunku", the middle and high school teachers are called "Azan" in college

Here he comes: Rush to the horse.

Thanks: Kaukenka.

He's gone: Rush bye.

1. Teacher A Zan.

2. Kao (Chinese third sound) ma liao (Thai strange sound).

3. khob khun ka krab (the former is a feminine term, the latter is a masculine term).

Teacher "KRU

คkhun-kru

าa-jarn

He came" khao-ma-leaw

Thank you" khob-khun

You can add it at the end of the sentence.

Ka for girls).

krub for boys).

The transliteration of thank you is"Bracketed"

sa-wat-dee ka/krap aa-jaan /kroo 。

Pinyin lǎo phonetic

Simplified radicals: 2 strokes, 6 strokes, total strokes.

Basic explanation. Basic literal meaning.

老lǎo (

1. Old, long-term, experienced, old: old should be strong. Friends. Sophisticated. Aging. Be an old soul. An old ox makes a straight furrow.

2. Honorific title for the elderly: Wu Lao. Elderly. Old man.

3. Extreme, very: old. The old man was ashamed and angry.

4. Elderly: nursing homes. Helping the old and the young. Old Men (wéi).

5. Later age: old age. Old Realm.

6. Respect for the elderly, pension: "The old, and the old." ”

7. Always, often: always sick.

8. Original: the old place.

Teacher 1 is called for primary and secondary schools"ครู"(Read: kruu).

2 The university is called"อาจ"(Read: Azham).