Yes curiousboy, you can also say: kao mai dai bpai tam ngaan ar-tit tii laeo although many Thai learners will mistake "mai dai" to be "cannot". In fact, in colloquial Thai, you will hear mai dii instead of mai dai.
Hi Sun, The listener may not interpret wan mai tamada as weekends. Instead, it will be interpreted as "not a normal day" meaning a special day or a day when things goes haywired.
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For "He did not go to work last week" ... should it be "Kao mai dai bpai ..." instead of "kao mai bpai..." ?
Yes curiousboy, you can also say: kao mai dai bpai tam ngaan ar-tit tii laeo although many Thai learners will mistake "mai dai" to be "cannot". In fact, in colloquial Thai, you will hear mai dii instead of mai dai.
Wan mai tamada=weeken?
Hi Sun, The listener may not interpret wan mai tamada as weekends. Instead, it will be interpreted as "not a normal day" meaning a special day or a day when things goes haywired.