Broken in Thai (เสีย แตก หัก)
เสีย (sǐa), แตก (tæ̀æk) and หัก (hàk) all means the word broken in Thai. Learn how to use them correctly.
เสีย (sǐa), แตก (tæ̀æk) and หัก (hàk) all means the word broken in Thai. Learn how to use them correctly.
In this lesson, you will learn how to say ‘same’ in different contexts in the Thai language.
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This article shows you four different words which means the word more in Thai. The word more in English is flexible
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