Unit 20 · Lesson 6 · Checkpoint
Checkpoint: Fon's family
A quick mixed review of everything in Unit 20, then a can-do check before you move on.
Can you do this?
- I can introduce my family and ask about someone else's: who they are, how old they are, what they do.
- I can say how people are related and use the right family words for people older and younger than me.
- I can give a gift, say who something is for and pay a compliment.
- I can use ให้ to give, to do something for someone, to let someone do something and to make a wish.
Everything in Unit 20
26 words and phrases, plus the pattern “Give, let and for: ให้”.
- ครอบครัว krâwp-krua
family
- พ่อ pâw
father, dad
- แม่ mâe
mother, mum
- พี่น้อง pîi-náwng
brothers and sisters, siblings
- น้อง náwng
younger brother or sister; a friendly way to call someone younger
- พี่ชาย pîi-chaai
older brother
- น้องสาว náwng-sǎao
younger sister
- ลูก lûuk
child (your son or daughter)
- หลาน lǎan
grandchild; niece, nephew
- ยาย yaai
grandmother (your mother's mother); granny
- เด็ก dèk
child, kid; young
- แฟน faen
boyfriend, girlfriend; partner
- แต่งงาน dtàeng-ngaan
to get married; married
- ญาติ yâat
relative(s)
- ลูกพี่ลูกน้อง lûuk-pîi-lûuk-náwng
cousin
- รู้จัก rúu-jàk
to know (a person or a place), to be acquainted with
- อายุ aa-yú
age; to be … years old
- เกิด gòet
to be born
- ให้ hâi
to give; to let, to have (someone do something)
- ของขวัญ kǎwng-kwǎn
gift, present
- ห่อ hàw
to wrap; parcel, package
- เกรงใจ greeng-jai
to be considerate, not want to trouble someone (kreng jai)
- ใจดี jai-dii
kind, good-hearted
- รัก rák
to love
- น่ารัก nâa-rák
cute, lovely, sweet
- แข็งแรง kǎeng-raeng
strong; healthy, fit
CheckpointPart of Unit 20: Fon's family in the free Thai course.