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Learn how to say "dance" in Thai! 🇹🇭

📚 Word Details:
• Thai: เต้นรำ
• Romanization: dten-ram
• Pronunciation: dtên (falling tone) - ram (mid tone)
• Part of Speech: verb
• Category: culture
• Difficulty: beginner

✨ Examples:
1️⃣ ฉันชอบเต้นรำ (chan chop dten-ram)
"I like to dance."
Context: General statement about liking to dance.

2️⃣ คืนนี้เราจะไปเต้นรำที่ผับ (keun nee rao ja bpai dten-ram tee phap)
"Tonight, we will go dancing at the pub."
Context: Making plans to go dancing somewhere.

3️⃣ พวกเขาเต้นรำเก่งมาก (phuak khao dten-ram geng maak)
"They dance very well."
Context: Complimenting someone's dancing ability.

💡 Cultural Note:
Thai traditional dance is highly revered and deeply rooted in the culture. There are many different forms, each with its own unique costumes, music, and movements, often telling stories.

🎭 Fun Fact:
While "dten-ram" is the general term for dance, younger generations might use the English word "dance" (pronounced "daan") in a more casual setting.

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