Jingjok
Thai phrases › Motorbikes, cars, police
How to say to fall over
in Thai
ล้ม
lóm
to fall over
lóm high
รถล้ม 'the bike went down'. Sand and wet paint on the road are the classic causes.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- รถล้มเพราะถนนลื่นrót lóm práw tà-nǒn lûuenThe bike went down because the road was slippery.
From the same situation: Motorbikes, cars, police
- หมวกกันน็อกhelmet
- น้ำมันfuel, petrol; oil
- เติมto fill up, top up
- เต็มถังfull tank
- ดีเซลdiesel
- ด่านcheckpoint
- ค่าปรับfine (amount)
- ใบสั่งtraffic ticket
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Your first 90 days of Thai
Jingjok teaches ล้ม with audio, the tone drawn on screen, and a check on your own voice. Rent and refuel a bike or car, deal with breakdowns, get through a police checkpoint politely, and handle a minor accident.
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