Lyrics & Translation
“HUI LAY HUI” is a fantastic song to help you learn some Thai, as its lyrics are based on simple, repetitive, and encouraging cheers that are easy to remember. The song is special because it captures the exciting and unified atmosphere of a sports festival, blending modern Thai pop with traditional cheering culture. By learning this song, you can get a taste of the energetic spirit of Thai entertainment and pick up some fun phrases along the way.
Key Vocabulary
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สู้ /sùː/ A1 |
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เชียร์ /t͡ɕʰīa̯r/ A1 |
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พลัง /pʰláŋ/ A2 |
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รวม /ruam/ A2 |
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แพ้ /pɛ̌ː/ A2 |
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เหนื่อย /nɯ̌ːj/ A2 |
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เมื่อย /mɯ̌a̯j/ A2 |
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พร้อม /prɔ̌ːm/ A2 |
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กีฬา /kīːhǎː/ A2 |
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น้ำใจ /náːm jàj/ B1 |
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สามัคคี /sǎːmákkʰīː/ B1 |
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หงอย /ŋɔːj/ B1 |
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fighting /ˈfaɪtɪŋ/ A1 |
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baby /ˈbeɪbi/ A1 |
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ready /ˈrɛdi/ A1 |
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fun /fʌn/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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เอ้าสู้หน่อยไหมอะ
➔ Question particle "ไหม" (mai) indicating a question, often seeking confirmation or suggestion; "อะ" (a) as an ending particle to soften the tone and make it sound more casual.
➔ The sentence translates to "How about fighting a little?" or "Want to try a little harder?". "สู้" (su) means 'fight', 'struggle', or 'try'. The particles are important for understanding the tone and context of the sentence. The word "หน่อย" (noi) means 'a little'.
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พวกเราทุกคนอย่าเพิ่งหมดแรง
➔ Negative imperative with "อย่าเพิ่ง" (ya phoeng) which means 'don't yet' or 'not yet'. "หมดแรง" (mot raeng) means 'out of energy'. This is a request or suggestion not to do something before a certain point.
➔ The sentence translates to "Everyone, don't run out of energy yet."
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มารวมพลังด้วยกันหน่อย
➔ Imperative verb "มา" (ma) indicating 'come', combined with a verb phrase to express an invitation or suggestion. "ด้วยกัน" (duai gan) means 'together'.
➔ The sentence translates to "Let's combine our energy together."
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มาเร็ว เร็ว ให้ไวอย่าช้า
➔ Repetition for emphasis (เร็ว เร็ว - reo reo, meaning 'quickly quickly'). Use of "ให้ไว" (hai wai) - literally 'give quick' meaning 'hurry up'. The "อย่าช้า" (ya cha) means don't be slow, using the negative imperative.
➔ The sentence translates to "Come quickly, quickly, hurry up, don't be slow."
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เรามาเชียร์กีฬา รวมพลังนะมาเถอะมา
➔ "เรามา" (rao ma) followed by a verb indicating 'let's' do something. "นะ" (na) - tag particle for emphasis and persuasion. "เถอะ" (thoe) - tag particle indicating encouragement or request. Multiple use of "มา" (ma) -come, come.
➔ The sentence translates to "Let's cheer for the sports, let's combine our energy, come on, come on."
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fighting fighting baby
➔ Use of English word "fighting" (repeated) and "baby" as interjections. Commonly used in Thai to express encouragement.
➔ This is a direct borrowing from English used for encouragement, meaning "Keep going, baby!".
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