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    Do we have to add an 's' to the verb following "IF" ? For example, It would be good if he lets her do it on her own. OR It would be good if he let her do it on her own.
    March 24, 2011
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    What is "underwrite" ? How is it used?
    March 23, 2011
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    TUBE is right it means "non-sense" or ridiculous. ไร้ means without สาระ means matter or substance of the topic The opposite would be มีสาระ which means whatever you're referring to has the substance in it = makes sense :)
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    March 14, 2011
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    เก่า is simply old. It describes physical appearance of things that looks old. You can sometimes use it with people if you refer to positions (boyfriend/girlfriend แฟนเก่า, manager หัวหน้าเก่า, owner เจ้าของเก่า, etc) เดิม refers to previous things. คนเดิม = same person (previous person that you knew) รถคันเดิม = the same car (that you used) บ้านเดิม = the same house (that you lived)
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    March 14, 2011
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    Wow, now I even know how poker game works! ^^ Thank you Pascal and Lee :)
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    March 13, 2011
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    Could you give different examples of how to use the word "역시"? Can it also mean "perhaps"?
    March 13, 2011
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    What does 부끄 mean? I see it pop up on the variety shows a lot ^^
    March 9, 2011
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    What does 콜 mean? I see it after "Let's Go!" Is it Call? or Cool! :)
    March 8, 2011
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    You never put -า and -ะ together. It's the same sound but -า is long and -ะ is short. May be you could give an example of the words you've seen in question. The other combination I see would be as Petchy and AdrainWQ commented above. เ-าะ is another sound, pronouncing like 'awe' in awesome but short and crisp sound ^^
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    February 4, 2011
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    Yes they have the same meaning. When โดน and ถูก are added in front of a verb, it becomes "passive voice". โดน means 'touch' but I can't think of any time that we use that word by itself. It always comes with the action verb. These two words are just used in different occasions. Example: โดนตี/ถูกตี - got hit/spanked ถูกสอน - was taught
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    January 27, 2011
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