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"a particle placed before or after word to emphasize it" Practice Thai lesson

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a particle placed before or after word to emphasize it,
independent; free,
to blow up,
word used at the end of a statement among friends but not politely,
word used to end an expression but impolite
etc.

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A dish of fried rice cost two hundred that I believe is very expensive.,
A dish of fried rice cost two hundred which I’ve never eaten before.,
And my feet were only blood.,
And then there were small bits of glass in the water which could cut my feet. I walked around and tried to avoid stepping on them.,
But I ordered the grilled seafood, the grilled seafood are everything including seafood, such as shrimp crabs clams and squid. Bring it to the full table.,
I don’t have much time to come to see you.,
I swam with a large swimming ring to play.,
I was playing in the water for about three hours.,
I was suffering a lot.,
It was at that time a story about the Khmer Rouge.,
It will be steep rocks about two meters high and arranged along the beach.,
It’s a beach that is considered to be the worst among all the beaches in Ko Chang.,
My father drove at about 10 p.m., but before we found the accommodation, it took two hours.,
That is we circle around the island.,
That is we will take a small gas stove with a gas canister to use for cooking.,
Until...until about 1900, during 1900 A.D..,
We had to walk two kilometres back to the hotel.,
We might change the impolite form of the word “you”, to the impolite female form of “you”, when addressing women who are our friends.,
When I arrived at the shore, I bled a lot.,
Where are you going? (male impolite form)
etc.

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