[a first person pronoun] I, me, my [used when writing or speaking formally]

to jaywalk (to cross a street at a place other than a regular crossing or in a heedless manner, as diagonally or against a traffic light.)

to transcend one's caste or status

"Fully furnished condominium unit for sale in Central Pattaya."

[is] wholesale

[lit. white gem] a breed of cat in Thailand

latest news

utensils, instruments, appliances, implements, articles; all kinds of stuff

rice distributed by the government to the poor with a bag marked by a blue flag

famine; lack; insufficient; scarcity; shortage of food; (a time when) everything is unaffordable; cost of living is high

jasmine rice

[is] amused or amusing

[of human appearances] attractive; cute; handsome [usually preceded by งาม  or คม ]

to laugh; amuse; giggle; snicker; snigger; titter

[ขี้ขอ] [is] a scrounger; cadger; moocher

ash

[ขี้หงุดหงิด] irritable; irritated

[is] ugly; unsightly; unattractive; unpleasant

to become moldy or mildewed

[the lowest rank of the ancient Thai civil nobility: ขุน, หลวง  (Luang), พระ  (Phra), พระยา (Phraya), เจ้าพระยา  (Chao Phraya)] a regional ruler in the time before Thailand came under one sovereignity; sovereign; leader; head; chieftian; overlord; suzerain

[chess] the king

to feed; to nourish; to breed; to raise; to rear

big; large; gigantic; great

[ลูกขุน] jury; juror

[of a problem] [is] hard; difficult; troubling

distress; suffering; grief; misfortune

poor; impoverished; destitute; poverty-stricken

[เขตบางพลัด] [administrative district of Bangkok] Bang Phlat

to push; push forward; propel

[is] shocking; horrifying

[politics] to reverse one's position; back off

to intervene

Mount Meru

forearm

a large omlet filled with various meats, cheese, or seafood (modern Thai food adapted from Japan.)

to cross two objects together; to arrange in a crisscrossed way; to interlock or link together; to swap or interchange

to pawn an object

[คงจะได้ยิ้ม] <subject> will probably be able to smile

[คงจะเล่น] <subject> probably will play; <subject> may play; <subject> might play