Assess in Thai

“Assess” in Thai is ประเมินbprà-moen.

ประเมิน bprà-moen

to assess, to evaluate, to estimate verb formal

bprà low
moen mid

Low: flat and lower than your normal voice, dropping a little at the end.

How to use it

ประเมินbprà-moen is to assess or evaluate: a student's work, an employee, the damage after an accident. ประเมินราคาbprà-moen raa-kaa is to estimate or appraise a price, and แบบประเมินbàep bprà-moen is a feedback form.

In conversation Thais say ให้คะแนนhâi ká-naen, to give a score, or ตีราคาdtii raa-kaa, to put a price on something.

Other spellings you'll see

There's no single official way to write Thai in English letters. We mark the tone of every syllable; online you'll also find:

pramoen
pra moen
pramern

More formal words in Thai

All formal words

การ gaan Kaan (prefix)
-ing, -tion: turns a verb into a noun (the act of …)
ความ kwaam Kwaam (prefix)
-ness (turns a verb or adjective into a noun)
ผู้ pûu Phu (prefix)
person (who …): makes words for people, like -er
นัก nák Nak (prefix)
-er, -ist: someone who does it (as a job or a passion)
ซึ่ง sûeng Who, which (formal)
which, who (adds information; formal, written)
เมื่อ mûea When (formal)
when, once (formal)

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Written by the Learn Thai For Free team
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