Lesson 101: Confusing Thai Word: Just and Only 🤨

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Today we have an exciting episode lined up for all the Thai language learners out there. We'll be tackling a common confusion that many learners face: the five words for "just" or "only" in Thai. So, if you want to speak Thai like a native and clarify any doubts you might have, you've come to the right place. Let's dive right in!

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In this episode, you will learn:

The five words for "just/only" in Thai are:

• เแค่ /kâe/
• เอง /eeng/
• แต่ /dtàe/
• เพียง /piang/
• เท่านั้น /tâo-nán/

The example sentences

• "I only want one piece," = "ฉันต้องการแค่ชิ้นเดียว" (Chăn dtông-gaan kâe chín-diao)
• "I can eat only vegetarian food," = "ฉันกินแต่อาหารเจ" (Chăn gin dtàe aa-hăan jay).
• "I can only speak a little Thai," = "ฉันพูดภาษาไทยเพียงเล็กน้อย" (Chăn pûud phaa-săa tai piang lêk nói).

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