When we meet my heart melts like coconut ice cream. เมื่อ พบ กัน ใจ ละลาย เหมือน ไอสศรีม มะพร้าว Mûea póp gan jai lá-laai mŭean ai-sa-kreem má-práao. Wfw: When meet together heart melt same as ice cream coconut. m4a ogg mp3 |
I will give a puppy to you. ฉัน จะ ให้ ลูก หมา ตัว หนึ่ง แก่ คุณ Chăn jà hâi lôok măh dtooa nèung gàe koon. Wfw: I will give puppy unit a to you. |
Damn! Bring me that puppy! ว้า เอา ลูก หมา ตัว นั้น มา ซิ Wáh! Ow lôok măh dtooa nún mah sée! Wfw: Damn! Take child dog unit that come! * The speaker on the audio is from Pattaya. * Wáh (ว้า), pronounced with a high tone (sĕeang dtree), is a rather impolite slang term. It should be used only with caution. * The particle "sée" (ซิ) makes this sentence a command. |
Please forgive me that I forgot to bring your kitten. ยก โทษ ให้ ฉัน ด้วย ที่ ฉัน ลืม เอา ลูก แมว ของ คุณ มา Yók tôht hâi chăn dôoay têe chăn luem ow lôok maeo kăwng koon mah. Wfw: Raise punishment give me please that I forgot take kitten of yours come. |
What?!! You didn’t bring the kitten? อะไร ว่ะ มึง ไม่ ได้ เอา ลูก แมว มา หรือ à-rai wâ?!! Meung mâi dâi ow lôok maeo mah rŭe? Wfw: What?!! You not did take kitten come, eh? * à-rai wâ (อะไร ว่ะ) is a slang exclamation meaning "what??!!" Wâ is pronounced with a high tone as "wá", but written with a falling tone. * The pronoun "meung" (มึง) means you. It is considered quite rude when used in public. However, "meung" (มึง) is commonly used among intimate partners in a relationship. |
Your nose is cuter than a pig nose. จมูก คุณ น่า รัก กว่า จมูก หมู อีก Ja-mòok koon nâh rák gwàh ja-mòok mŏo èek. Wfw: Nose you cute more than nose pig still. m4a ogg mp3 |
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