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Hello and welcome to Thai weekly words with me Prathana. This week, we would be learning about health concerns [ความกังวลเกี่ยวกับสุขภาพ - khwaam gang-won gìiao-gàp sùk-khà-phâap ]
[อาการไอ - aa-gaan ai] “cough”. [ยาตัวนี้ใช้รักษาอาการไอ - yaa dtuua níi chái rák-săa aa-gaan ai] - “This medicine is used for cough.”
[แผลไฟไหม้ - phlăae fai mâi] “burn”. [เขามีแผลไฟไหม้เพราะว่าไปโดนเตาร้อนๆ - khăo mii phlăae fai mâi phráw wâa bpai doon dtao ráawn ráawn] - “He has a burn because he touched the hot stuff.”
[ความเจ็บปวด - khwaam jèp bpùuat] “pain”. [คนที่เป็นโรคนี้จะได้รับความเจ็บปวดมาก - khon thîi bpen rôok níi jà dâai ráp khwaam jèp bpùuat mâak] - “People with this disease will have a lot of pain.”
[อาการคัน - aa-gaan khan] - “itch”. [อาการคันอาจเกิดจากการแพ้อาหาร - aa-gaan khan àat gòoet jàak gaan pháae aa-hăan] - “The itch could come from food allergy.”
[เป็นผื่น - bpen phùuen] - “to have a rash”. [เขาเป็นผื่นที่แขนจนแดงไปหมด - khăo bpen phùuen thîi khăaen jon daaeng bpai mòt] - “He has a rash on his hands that had turned red.”
And that’s the end for today’s Thai weekly words. If you have any comments or questions, please be sure to let us know and we will see you in the next Thai weekly words, bye.

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