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[example sentence]
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"If someone wishes to advance in business, he must know how play up to his bosses."
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| components |  ¶éÒ  | thaaF | [indicating a condition] if |
| ã¤Ã | khraiM | anyone; anybody |
| ¤Ô´ | khitH | to think; consider; imagine; to compute; to count; to wonder |
| ¨Ð | jaL | [auxiliary verb indicating future tense—must be used with another verb] will; shall |
| ÁÕ | meeM | to have or possess; to be available |
| ¤ÇÒÁ | khwaamM | [a prefix which converts an adjective or verb into a noun] |
¡éÒÇ˹éÒ | gaaoF naaF | to advance; progress onward |
| ã¹ | naiM | in; inside; within; amidst; into; on; at a particular time |
| ˹éÒ·Õè | naaF theeF | duty; function; obligation |
| §Ò¹ | ngaanM | work; job; duty; business; function |
| ¡ç | gaawF | also; too; as well; well...; [suggestion] should...; [cause-effect] therefore; so...; then... |
| µéͧ | dtaawngF | [auxiliary verb] has to...; must...; is required to...; is duty-bound to... |
| ÃÙé¨Ñ¡ | ruuH jakL | [of a person or place] to know |
| à¢éÒà¨éÒà¢éÒ¹Ò | khaoF jaoF khaoF naayM | to play up to people of power and influence; put oneself under the patronage of big wig; communicate with noble people |
| àÊÕ | siiaR | [formal version of «Ð— a word placed after a verb or at the end of a sentence to add emphasis or indicate a command] |
| ºéÒ§ | baangF | some; any; partially |
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