Than (Conj): Dah or Dan

We know him better than you know: Wi nuo im beta dan yu nuo

Thank (Ver): Tengk

Thank you: Tengk yu

Give thanks to the lord: Gi tengks tu di Lwad

Dat, Daa or Dat-de (Deter)

That book is mine: Dat-de buk a fi-mi

That girl came here last night to look for you: Dat-de gyal kom ya laas nait fi luk fi yu

That girl over there is my future wife: Dat-de gyal uoba deso a mi fyuucha waif

That land is for the Brave Home Family: Dat-de lan a fi di Briev Huom Faambli

he (Adv): Di

The life: Di laif

The poor: Di sufferer

The state: Di stiet

The news: Di nyuuz

Theatre (Nou): Tiyata or Tieta

We are at the theater: Wi pan di tiyata

Theirs (Pron): Dierz or Fi-dem

The shop is theirs: Di shap a fi-dem

The one near you is ours and the other one is theirs: Di wan nier yu a fi-wi an di hada wan a fi-dem

Them (Pron): Dem

We are better that them: Wi a beta dan dem

What’s wrong with them: Wa du dem

What’s the matter with them: Wa du dem

Some of them have gone to watch the match: Som a dem gaan tu waach di mach

Tell them about the movie: Tel dem bout di muuvi

Themselves (Pron): Demsef

They take themselves like they will lead us forever: Dem tek demsef laka dem a guh liid wi fieba

Then (Adv): Den

After he came back then he told me where he had gone: Aata im kom bak den im tel mi we im eh-guh

He came and then i left: Im kom den mi guh

There (Adv): De or Dat said

I will not go there today, may be next week: Mi naa guh dat said tide, miebi neks wiik

The children are over there: Si dem pikni dem ouba deso

Right there: Deso

He is right there: Im a deso

There is: Si……de

There is my brother Mario: Si mi breda Maario de

There is another book: Si wan neks buk de

There is the other one: Si wan tara wan de

There is my car: Si mi kyaar de

These (Adv): Diiz, Demya or Demaya

These tables are for Dadereen: Demya tiebl a fi Dadereen

These clothes are mine: Demya klawt a fi-mi

They (Pron): Dem or Deh

They are great men and women: Dem a criss man-dem anh uman-dem

They know that we are good people: Dem nuo se wi a gud smadi

They (Pron): Dem or Deh

They are great men and women: Dem a criss man-dem anh uman-dem

They know that we are good people: Dem nuo se wi a gud smadi

Thin (Adj): Maaga, Shekrey or Wenya-wenya

This cow is thin and it shouldn’t cost much: Dis kou a maaga an shudn kaas moch

Thing (Nou): Ting

We have many things in our life: Wi hab banz a tings eena wi laif

They are doing all kind of things to make money: Dem a gwaan nof tings fi mek moni

Ill or poorly shaped or badly made things: Roocoondang

He lives in a poorly shaped house: Im lib eena roocoondang hous

Think (Ver): Tingk

They think that i am going to the shop: Dem tingk se mi a guh a shap

To think deeply or devise a plan or scheme: Consider, study or work someone’s head (Kansida, wuk ar todi wan hed)

He devised a plan to make money from his knowledge of communication: Im todi/kansida/wuk im hed fi mek moni fram im nuolij aff komiunikieshan

Third (Nou): Toerd

He stays in the third room from ours: Im stie eena di toerd ruum fram fi-wi

Thirsty (Adj): Tosti

I am thirsty, give me some water to drink: Mi tosti, gi mi som waata fi dringk

Thirteen (Nou): Toertiin

Thirteen people stay in that old house: Toertiin piipl stie eena dat roocoondang hous

Thirteenth (Nou): Toertiint

The pay day is on the thirteenth every month: Di pie die a pan di toertiint ebri mont

Thirtieth (Nou): Totiet

Today is thirtieth May: Tide a totiet Mie

Thirty (Nou): Toti

They are left with thirty days to finish building the school: Dem a lef wid toti diez tu don bil di skuul

Thirty boys are in there: Toti bwoy iin de

This (Deter & Pron): Dis or Disya

Deter

This is the school i started learning from: Dis a di skuul mi en staat laanin fram

Pron

This cup is mine: Disya cop a fi-mi

This is my land: Dis a fi-mi land

Thorn (Nou): Maka

Thorns are many in that garden: Maka a nof eena dat gyaadn

Wear the shoes, the thorn will prick you: Wier di juuta-dem, di maka gwine juk yu

Those (Pron): Dooz, Duoz or Dem-de

Those bricks are mine: Dem-de brik a fi-mi

Those boys and girls are my children: Dem-de bwoy anh gyal a fi-mi pikni

Though (Conj): Duo

Though they are young, they are strong: Duo dem yong, dem a talawa

Thought (Nou): Taat or En tingk

Their thoughts about us are bad: Fi-dem taat bout wi a bad

I thought you were going to call me back: Mi en tingk yu gwain fi kaal mi bak

I thought they are boastful, that is why i didn’t want to befriend them: Mi en tingk dem a bousi, dat wa mek mi neba waan tu frenop dem

Thousand (Nou): Touzn

Give the child two thousand shillings: Gi di pikni tuu touzn shilin

Thousandth (Nou): Touznt

This is the thousandth match of the team: Dis a di touznt mach fi di tiim

Thread (Nou): Tred

Put down the thread and the needle, i will pick it later: Pudong di tred anh di niigl, mi aguh pik i lieta

Threaten (Ver): Tretn

Don’t threaten the young girl: Douhn tretn di yong gyal

Three (Nou): Chrii

We are left with three days to Christmas: Wi a lef wid chrii diez tu krimos

Throat (Nou): Trout

My throat is itching me: Mi trout a kratch-kratch mi

Through (Adj): Truu, Chuu or Chruu

If you go through that street you are going to find the trickers who stole your money: Ef yu guh chuu dat striit yu a guh fain di jinnal-dem huu tiif yu moni

Throw (Ver): Truo, Hib, Heb or Dash-we

Throw the wood on the fire: Truo di wuud pan di fyah

He threw away the book: Im dash-we di buk

Thumb (Nou): Big-fingga or Tumpi

Put the ring on this thumb: Put di ring pan dis tumpi

Thunder (Nou): Tonda

The rain is with strong thunder: Di rien a wid chrang tonda

Thursday (Nou): Toerzde

Come back on Thursday next week: Kom bak pan toerzde neks wiik