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The free dictionary. Thai Songs in English: Bird: Faen Ja. This song is called "Faen Ja" ("My Girlfriend") from the album Bird. More songs released by Bird. Return to eThaiMusic.com | LearningThai.com Books to help you learn Thai and to enjoy the Thai culture can be bought at our online stores at PaknamBooks.com (inside Thailand) and ThaiHypermarket.com (Rest of World). © The English translation of this song is copyright ethaimusic.com. It cannot be used without permission from Sriwittayapaknam School. The Thai lyrics and soundtrack are copyright to the original artists. Please help support Thai musicians by purchasing the full albums from online music stores. Glossary - Elder Dictionary - Elderly Terms, Meanings and Definitions.

A watched pot never boils, phrase A reminder that things happen in their own time, thus fretting is futile. Mother reminded Timmy that, "a watched pot never boils," while he anxiously stared at the rotary Friday night. afield, adverb /a-feeld/ To travel a large distance away from home. Both of our lads are afield at war. all dolled up, phrase To be appropriately dressed in such a way that you're ready for the evening ahead of you. Missy was all dolled up for the evening with her blouse and brooch, while Theodore had only his every-day slacks at hand. as the crow flies, phrase The shortest distance between two points. The building we can see off in the distance probably isn't as far away as the crow flies. beat a dead horse, phrase When a topic of conversation is talked about endlessly without any new contribution to the subject at hand. Now, Jim, I don't want to beat a dead horse, however, let's talk about what to do with the broken ice box. bee's knees, phrase belted, verb bet the farm on it, phrase.

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Learn and enjoy! • A or An? • Adjective or Adverb? • Adjectives with Countable and Uncountable Nouns • Using Articles ( A/An/The ): with 2 exercises and answer keys Nouns • A Little Help with Capitals • Count and NonCount Nouns (with Plurals, Articles, and Quantity Words): with 2 exercises and answer keys • Count and NonCount Nouns (with Articles and Adjectives): with exercise and answer key Prepositions Pronouns • Pronoun Case Commas.

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