English-Thai Dialogues - W

A (15) B (5) C (18) D (29) E (2) F (1) G (4) H (29) I (20) J (3) L (1) M (10) N (2) P (1) S (3) T (12) W (56) Y (36)

Engels	Literal breakdown	Leer
When was he living in Thailand? (dialogue)	When was he living in Thailand? He was living in Thailand five years ago.	Leer
Where are the shoes? They are under the table.	Where are the shoes? They are under the table.	Leer
Where are you from? (Dialogue)	Where are you from? I’m from Thailand, and you? I’m from England. What is your job? (male polite form) 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)	Leer
Where are you going today? (Dialogue)	Where are you going today? I am going to the office.	Leer
Where did you go 2 hours ago? (dialogue)	Where were you two hours ago? I was in the library two hours ago.	Leer
Where did you go three weeks ago? (dialogue)	Where did you go three weeks ago? Three weeks ago I went to Songkhla.	Leer
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.	Leer
Where is the bag? It’s on the floor.	Where is the bag? It’s on the floor.	Leer
Where is the blackboard? It’s under the the clock.	Where is the blackboard? It’s under the the clock.	Leer
Where is the book? It’s under the coffee cup.	Where is the book? It’s under the coffee cup.	Leer
Where is the clock? It’s above the blackboard.	Where is the clock? It’s above the blackboard.	Leer
Where is the map? It’s on the wall.	Where is the map? It’s on the wall.	Leer
Where is the sleeper? (dialogue)	Where is the sleeper please? The sleeper is at the end of the train.	Leer
Where is the telephone? It’s on the table.	Where is the telephone? It’s on the table.	Leer
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.	Leer
Who did he meet this morning? (dialogue)	Who did he meet this morning? He met a friend.	Leer
Who is in that room? Students. (dialogue)	Who is in that room? There are students.	Leer
Who is in that room? Teachers and students. (dialogue)	Who is in that room? (polite form) There are teachers and students.	Leer
Why didn’t he come to work yesterday ? (dialogue)	Why didn’t he come to work yesterday? Because he was sick.	Leer
Why do you have to study Thai? (dialogue)	Why do you have to study Thai? Because the government service wants me to know Thai.	Leer