Grammar Notes: วันนั้น (wan nan) - "that day" ฝนตก (fon tok) - "raining" เรา (rao) - "we" (subject pronoun) เลย (loei) - "so", "therefore" เกือบ (keuap) - "almost" จะ (ja) - particle indicating future tense or intention กลับบ้าน (klap baan) - "to go back home" แต่ (tae) - "but" เรา (rao) - "we" (subject pronoun) ตัดสินใจ (tat sinjai) - "decided" เดิน (deun) - "to walk" ต่อไป (tor pai) - "further" อีก (ik) - "more" หน่อย (noi) - "a little" ก็ (kor) - particle indicating a result or consequence เจอ (jer) - "to encounter" สายรุ้ง (sai rung) - "rainbow" คู่นี้ (koo ni) - "this pair" ใน (nai) - "in" แคมเดน (kaem den) - "Camden" ลอนดอน (lon don) - "London" General Grammar Tip: In Thai, word order is typically Subject-Verb-Object, but it can be flexible. Adjectives usually come after nouns they modify, and adverbs often come before the verbs they modify. Related Words: - เดิน (deun) - "to walk" - ต่อไป (tor pai) - "further" - ก็ (kor) - particle indicating a result or consequence |
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