意味
Returning to one's residence.
文化的背景
The home is the center of the family unit. Returning home often implies joining the family for the evening meal, which is a sacred time for bonding. In this historic city, 'returning home' often involves passing by temples and offering a quick prayer or respect, integrating spiritual life with the daily commute. In Northeast Thailand, where Lao is spoken, the phrase 'Klap Ban' is more common due to Thai influence, but 'Huean' is still used in rural areas to denote the traditional family house. Younger generations in Vientiane use 'ກັບເຮືອນ' in social media captions to show they are relaxing after a busy day, often accompanied by photos of home-cooked food.
The 'Der' Factor
Always add 'ເດີ້' (der) when telling someone you are leaving. It makes you sound polite and friendly rather than abrupt.
Ownership Matters
If you use 'ກັບເຮືອນ' for a house that isn't yours, people will be very confused and think you've moved in there!
意味
Returning to one's residence.
The 'Der' Factor
Always add 'ເດີ້' (der) when telling someone you are leaving. It makes you sound polite and friendly rather than abrupt.
Ownership Matters
If you use 'ກັບເຮືອນ' for a house that isn't yours, people will be very confused and think you've moved in there!
The Greeting Loop
Lao people ask 'Where are you going?' as a greeting. 'ກັບເຮືອນ' is the most common and perfectly acceptable answer, even if you're just walking past.
Huean vs. Ban
Use 'Huean' for the building. Use 'Ban' for the feeling of 'home' or your hometown.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to say 'I am going home.'
ຂ້ອຍຈະ ___ ເຮືອນ.
In Lao, you 'return' (ກັບ) home, you don't just 'go' (ໄປ) to it.
Which sentence is the most natural way to tell a friend you are leaving to go home?
Choose the best option:
Adding 'ກ່ອນເດີ້' makes it a polite and natural announcement of leaving.
Complete the dialogue.
A: ເຈົ້າຈະກັບເຮືອນຈັກໂມງ? B: ຂ້ອຍຈະ ___ ຕອນຫົກໂມງ.
The answer should match the verb and context used in the question.
Match the phrase to the situation.
Situation: You are at work and it is 5:00 PM.
This is the standard way to announce you are leaving work for the day.
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Huean vs. Ban
練習問題バンク
4 問題ຂ້ອຍຈະ ___ ເຮືອນ.
In Lao, you 'return' (ກັບ) home, you don't just 'go' (ໄປ) to it.
Choose the best option:
Adding 'ກ່ອນເດີ້' makes it a polite and natural announcement of leaving.
A: ເຈົ້າຈະກັບເຮືອນຈັກໂມງ? B: ຂ້ອຍຈະ ___ ຕອນຫົກໂມງ.
The answer should match the verb and context used in the question.
Situation: You are at work and it is 5:00 PM.
This is the standard way to announce you are leaving work for the day.
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よくある質問
10 問Technically yes, but it sounds like you are a stranger to your own house. 'Kap' is much more natural.
'Huean' is the physical house. 'Ban' is the village or the broader concept of home.
Yes, it is neutral. To be extra polite, add 'ຂ້ອຍຂໍອະນຸຍາດກັບເຮືອນກ່ອນເດີ້' (I ask permission to head home now).
Use 'ຮອດເຮືອນແລ້ວ' (Hot huean laew).
No, Lao rarely uses possessive pronouns if the context is clear. 'Kap huean' implies *your* home.
Yes, 'ເມື່ອລະເດີ້' (Meua la der) is very common among friends.
It's better to say 'ກັບທີ່ພັກ' (return to accommodation) or 'ກັບໂຮງແຮມ' (return to hotel).
'Meua' is a regional/dialectal preference that specifically means 'return to origin.' It's very common in the south.
No, it is an 'unreleased stop.' Your lips close for the 'p' but no air comes out.
In an email, you would likely use 'ກັບຄືນສູ່ທີ່ພັກ' or simply state you are leaving the office.
関連フレーズ
ກັບບ້ານ
similarTo go home/to one's village
ເມືອເຮືອນ
synonymTo return home (dialectal)
ອອກຈາກເຮືອນ
contrastTo leave the house
ຮອດເຮືອນ
builds onTo arrive home
