Jingjok
How to say sour
in Thai
เปรี้ยว
bprîao
sour
bprîao falling
Sour, as in lime, tamarind, unripe mango. One of the four tastes a Thai dish balances.
- Part of speech
- adj
- Remember it
- Bite a lime: PREE-OW, so sour!
In a sentence
- เปรี้ยวมากbprîao mâakvery sour
- ไม่เปรี้ยวmâi bprîaonot sour
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Your first 90 days of Thai
Jingjok teaches เปรี้ยว with audio, the tone drawn on screen, and a check on your own voice. Order food exactly how you like it, answer the kitchen's questions, and get the bill or a takeaway bag.
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