อิงลิช(ing-lít)
Meanings
1NounA1
English (language)
the English language (used informally as a direct loanword)
Examples
เขาkăoเขาkăo1they; them (context-dependent)2she; her3mountain; hill4horn5he; himเก่งgèngเก่งgèng1[to] be good at; excel2smart; quick-witted3skilled; good atอิงลิชing-lítอิงลิชing-lít1English; in English2English (language)มากmâakมากmâak1many; numerous2very; extremely3much; a lot; greatly
He is very good at English.
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I am practicing English lately.
If you know English, you will find a job more easily.
Teenagers these days often speak a mix of Thai and English words.
2AdjectiveA1
English; in English
relating to or using the English language, usually as an informal loanword
Examples
โรงเรียนrong rianโรงเรียนrong rian1school (institution)2school (building)ของkŏngของkŏng1of; belonging to2property; goods3thing; item; stuffลูกlôokลูกlôok1fruit2classifier: fruits, balls, and certain other objects3child; son; daughter4ball; spherical object5offspring (of animals); youngเปิดสอนbpèrt sŏnเปิดสอนbpèrt sŏn[to] offer/run a course; [to] hold classesหลักสูตรlàk-sòotหลักสูตรlàk-sòot1program; course (of study)2curriculumอิงลิชing-lítอิงลิชing-lít1English; in English2English (language)โปรแกรมbproo-graemโปรแกรมbproo-graem1schedule; agenda2computer program; software; application3[to] program; schedule
My child's school offers an English program curriculum.
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This semester I got an A in the English subject.
My younger sister studies in the Arts-English track at high school.
Today we have an English conversation exam in the afternoon.