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Teacher

Kruu

To have

Mii

To want

Ao

Understand

Kâo-jài

See you later

Jer-gan

You too, likewise

Chen-gun

From

Jàak

Country

Bpra-tâet

What?

A-rāi

Where

Têe-náì

English, england

Ang-grìt

Korea

Gao-léè

South

Dtâai

Come

Maa

Can (ability to)

Dâai

Speak

Pûut

Language

Paa-sàá

A little

Níd-nòi

Spicy

Pèd

Understand

Kâo-jài

Cannot

Mâi-

Slow

Chàa

Speak slowly

Pûut cháá-cháa

Eèk

More

Time

Kráng

Say that again, repeat

Pûut eèk kráng

Delicious

A-roi

Food

Aa-hàán

Gin

Eat

Questions

Kam-taam