English-Thai Dialogues - W

A (12) B (5) C (18) D (23) F (1) G (3) H (6) I (16) J (2) M (7) P (1) S (3) T (5) W (35) Y (26)

English	Literal breakdown	Learn
We both study Thai (dialogue)	I study Thai. My friend studies Thai. We are studying Thai together.	Learn
We speak English to each other (dialogue)	I speak English with him. He speaks English with me. We speak English with each other.	Learn
We speak Thai together (dialogue)	He speaks Thai with me. I speak Thai with him. We speak Thai together.	Learn
Were are you going today? (dialogue)	Where are you going today? I am going to the market and the post office.	Learn
We’re on the wrong road. (dialogue)	We’re on the wrong road. We’ve got lost. We must turn around.	Learn
What are some of the countries in Asia? (dialogue)	What are some of the countries in Asia? There is Thailand, China, Japan, etc.	Learn
What are some of the provinces in northeast Thailand? (dialogue)	What are some of the provinces in northeast Thailand? There are Ubon and Udon provinces.	Learn
What are some of the provinces in Northern Thailand? (dialogue)	What are some of the provinces in Northern Thailand? There are the provinces Chiang Mai and Uttaradit.	Learn
What are some of the states in America? (dialogue)	What are some of the states in America? There is California, New York and Florida.	Learn
What color is the snow? (dialogue)	What color is snow? Snow is white.	Learn
What color is the sun? (dialogue)	What color is the sun? The sun is yellow.	Learn
What color are the tyres? (dialogue)	What color are the tyres? The tyres are black.	Learn
What color is the grass? (dialogue)	What color is the grass? The grass is green.	Learn
What color is the orange? (dialogue)	What color is the orange? The orange is orange.	Learn
What colour are the clouds? (dialogue)	What color are the clouds? The clouds are grey.	Learn
What colour is the earth? (dialogue)	What color is the earth? The earth is brown.	Learn
What colour is the sky? (dialogue)	What colour is the sky? The sky is blue.	Learn
What do you like to read? (dialogue)	What do you like to read? (male polite form) I like to read fashion magazines.	Learn
What is on TV? (dialogue)	What is on TV? There is a football match on now. The German team is playing against the English one. Who is winning? It is currently a tie. Now there is a penalty. Goal! One – zero!	Learn
What is this called? (Dialogue)	What is this called? That is called paper. No, that is not correct. This is called a pen isn’t it? No, that is not correct. That is called a pencil. What is it called? It is called a pencil. The pencil is green, isn’t it? yes; that’s correct The pencil is green, isn’t it?	Learn
What is your job? (dialogue).	What is your job? I am a translator.	Learn
What is your mother tongue? (dialogue)	What is your mother tongue? Thai language. (male polite form)	Learn
What language do Central Thai speak? (dialogue)	What language do Central Thai speak? They speak Bangkok Thai	Learn
What language does he speak? (dialogue)	What language does he speak? He speaks English.	Learn
What languages do Southern Thai people speak? (dialogue)	What languages do Southern Thai people speak? They speak Bangkok and Southern Thai	Learn
What languages does he speak? (dialogue)	What languages does he speak? He speaks Thai and English.	Learn
What nationalities are there at the U.N.? (Dialogue)	There are many nationalities.	Learn
What would you like to drink? (dialogue)	What would you like to drink? I want to drink tea.	Learn
Where are you from? (Dialogue)	Where are you from? I’m from Thailand, and you? I’m from England. What is your job? I work at the market. (female polite form) What do you sell? I sell cosmetics. And you, what’s your job? (female polite form) I’m a computer programmer. (male polite form)	Learn
Where are you going today? (Dialogue)	Where are you going today? I am going to the office.	Learn
Where did you learn Spanish? (dialogue)	Where did you learn Spanish? (male polite form) Can you also speak Portuguese? Yes, and I also speak some Italian. I think you speak very well. The languages are quite similar. I can understand the language well. But speaking and writing is difficult. I still make many speaking and writing mistakes. Please correct me each time. (male polite form) Your pronunciation is very good. You only have a slight accent. One can tell where you come from.	Learn
Where is the sleeper? (dialogue)	Where is the sleeper please? The sleeper is at the end of the train.	Learn
Which textbook are you using? (dialogue)	Which textbook are you using? I don’t remember the name right now. (male polite form) I’ve forgotten it.	Learn
Who is in that room? Students. (dialogue)	Who is in that room? There are students.	Learn
Who is in that room? Teachers and students. (dialogue)	Who is in that room? (polite form) There are teachers and students.	Learn