The transcript given below is imperfect, and only to approach reality: certain consonants or vowels do not exist in the language of Sheakspeare ... it will be advisable to assist with his hands to be understood Laos;-)
H located after the consonants express an aspiration of the consonant. Kh, Th, Ph, etc.. fall into this same rule in this dictionary. Only Ch has a pronunciation "sh" or almost ;-)
– Good morning, afternoon, evening : Sabaïdee
– Bonjour ou Bonsoir : Sabaïdi
– How are you ? How do you do ? Tjao sabaidee bo ?
– Comment allez-vous ? Comment vas-tu ? Tchao sabaïdi bau ?
– I’m fine, thanks : Khoj sabaidee, khop chai
– Ca va, merci : Khoy sabaïdi, khop tchaï.
– I’m very glad to meet you : Khoj deetjai lai thi dai phop chau
– Enchanté de vous rencontrer : Khoy ditchaï laï thidaï phop tchao
– you’re welcome : Gnindi ton hab than
– Vous êtes le(la) bienvenu(e) : Gninedi taune hap thane
– Good bye : La kon
– Au revoir : La conne
– See you : laew phop kan mai
– A bientôt : Lèo phop kane maille
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