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What is the Thai word for happiness?
The Thai word for happiness is
ความสุข (kwaa suk)
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It's pronounced "kwaa suk" with the "k" at the end being a soft "k" sound.
What type of sentence is When I get home from school going to take a nap?
What is jocano theory?
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