@thaitoyou.school: 🇹🇭Learn Thai Compound | Animals Does your language name animals this simply?😂 But wait for the last one—it’s a creative twist! Can you figure out the connection? 555 ✏️Note: 🐻❄️หมีขาว /mee-kao/ (literally “white bear”) can also be called หมีขั้วโลก /mee-kua-lok/ (literally “polar bear”). หมีขั้วโลก is the more formal term and a direct translation from English. 🐯เสือ /suea/ (tiger): The kind we usually mean is called เสือโคร่ง /suea-krong/ (literally “big tiger”) or เสือลายพาดกลอน /suea-lai-pad-klorn/ (striped tiger). Animals that look like tigers are also called เสือ (suea) in Thai, such as เสือดำ /suea-dam/ (black panther), เสือดาว /suea-dao/ (leopard), เสือชีตาห์ /suea-cheetah/, and เสือจากัวร์ /suea-jaguar/. 🐌ทาก /tak/ refers to both the slug (shell-less snail) and the land leech (blood-sucking leech). 📖Thai version for reading practice in the comment ————————————— ✏️Notes about the transcription: 1) The official Thai transcription system uses “-u” for both short and long “oo” vowel (สระอุ สระอู) such as Ayutthaya (short) and Phuket (long). However, we Thais usually spell words the way they feel right to us. So “moo” is a popular spelling for 🐷หมู. (Yes, like “Moo Deng”!😍) 2) In Thai addresses, the government officially uses “Moo” (หมู่🏘️) to refer to a village number (though it’s actually more like an area that includes several villages and plots). This is not the same word as หมู🐷! 🏘️หมู่ (low tone, with a tone mark) = village number 🐷หมู (rising tone, no tone mark) = pig; pork . . ✨✨Learn Thai smartly with us!✨✨ . Learn Thai Compound | Animals #LearnThai #Thai #ThaiLanguage #ภาษาไทย

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