Jan 22, 2002 19:58
22 yrs ago
English term
Christie
Kemer
Non-PRO
English to Thai
Other
This is a persons name
Proposed translations
(Thai)
| 4 +1 | ¤ÕàÁÍÃì |
Frank Hesse
|
| 4 | à¢ÁÃ??? |
Ekkapol Meksuwan
|
Proposed translations
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16 hrs
Frank Hesse
Mexico
Mexico
Native in English
Mexico
Legal, IT, Technical
Native in: Dutch 
, English
Works in: Dutch to English, German to English, English to Dutch, and 3 more.
Selected
¤ÕàÁÍÃì
This word is pronounced as Keeh- Mehr, ie the stress on the first syllable.
If the pron is different, so will the spelling.
If the pron is different, so will the spelling.
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Comment: "I appreciate the help... although I don't believe I actually see how it is written because my computer is not set up to read thai language! Again... thank you. I'll be back in the future!! "
20 hrs
Ekkapol Meksuwan
Thailand
Thailand
Native in Thai
Thailand
The New Standard of Translation
Native in: Thai 
Works in: English to Thai, Thai to English
à¢ÁÃ???
I'm sure it's not Thai name.
Maybe, the word is analysed from "à¢ÁÃ" by the one who knows a bit Thai.
That's the only word it can be if you're sure the word can be write down in Thai.
"à¢ÁÃ" (kha-mhen) means Cambodian (Khmer)
Maybe, the word is analysed from "à¢ÁÃ" by the one who knows a bit Thai.
That's the only word it can be if you're sure the word can be write down in Thai.
"à¢ÁÃ" (kha-mhen) means Cambodian (Khmer)
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