ยินดี
yin dee
Often heard
RareEveryday
Our takeWorth learning
In a nutshell
Pleased and delighted — 'glad to'; 'yin-dee duay!' means congratulations.
- Stative VerbAdjectiveComponents2ยินyinto feelVery commonLearn this earlyดีdee[to be] good,niceVery commonLearn this earlyBuilt up from ยินดี7ยินดีต้อนรับyin dee dtôn rápwelcomeOften heardWorth learningชื่นชมยินดีchêun chom yin deeto be pleased withOccasionalNot a priority to learnยินดียินร้ายyin dee yin ráai[to be] indifferentObscureSafe to skip for nowความยินดีkwaam yin deegladness,joy,happinessObscureSafe to skip for nowน่ายินดีnâa yin dee[to be] glad,happy,pleasureObscureSafe to skip for nowปิติยินดีbpì-dtì yin dee[to be] delighted,pleased,gladObscureSafe to skip for nowไม่ยินดียินร้ายmâi yin dee yin ráaito appear indifferent,seem unconcernedObscureSafe to skip for nowUsed in real sentencesSentence translations focus on natural phrasing in context, so they may differ slightly from literal dictionary definitions.ยินดีที่ได้รู้จักคุณyin dee têe dâai róo jàk kunNice to meet you.ยินดีครับไม่มีปัญหาyin dee kráp mâi mee bpan-hăaYou're welcome, no problem.ฉันยินดีที่จะช่วยchăn yin dee têe jà chûuayI will be happy to help.เรายินดีรับคำแนะนำของคุณrao yin dee ráp kam náe nam kŏng kunWe welcome your suggestions.ยินดีครับyin dee krápYou are welcome.