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tangible: perceptible by touch.
intangible: unable to be touched or grasped; not having physical presence.
palpable: (of a feeling or atmosphere) so intense as to seem almost tangible.
impalpable: unable to be felt by touch.
perceptible: (especially of a slight movement or change of state) able to be seen or noticed.
imperceptible: impossible to perceive.
palatable: (of food or drink) pleasant to taste.
untouchable: not able or allowing to be touched or affected.
delectable: (of food or drink) delicious.
sensible: (of a statement or course of action) chosen in accordance with wisdom or prudence. This word is about wisdom. It has nothing to do with whether one can sense something or not.
sensational: (of an event, a person, or a piece of information) causing great public interest and excitement.
insensible: without one’s mental faculties, typically a result of violence or intoxication; unconscious.
visible: able to be seen
invisible: unable to be seen; not visible to the eye.
audible: able to be heard.
inaudible: unable to be heard.
odorous: having or giving off a smell.
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This reminds me of the Heart Sutra.
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My comment just disappeared. So I have to retype. Love “Sutra”, the word. It sounds so Sanskrit-ish.
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It is from Sanskrit. It basically means a collection of teachings or a holy book.
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Wow, I want to know Sanskrit, but I know it’s just a dream. I want to read the original Buddhist scripts. LOL. I bet Buddha has a lot of wisdom that is lost in translation. LOL.
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You can learn Sanskirt if you put your mind to it. There are courses. online and in university to learn. I am not the best person to give you tips, but there are ways.
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it is said Thai language borrowed quite a few from Sanskrit. LOL.
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Yes it is. Many Southeast Asian languages, as well as Indian languages, have elements of Sanskrit in them.
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LOL. That’s so interesting.
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I am trying to learn Thai right now. LOL. Just fifteen minutes. Already frustrate me. LOL. I have this love-hate relationship with languages.
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Do you have any questions so far?
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I am still on alphabet after about a month. LOL. Not a good student. The alphabets are so complicated. LOL.
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I recommend this book: Read Thai in 10 Days by Arthit Juyaso aka Bingo Lingo: https://www.amazon.com/Read-Thai-Days-Bingo-Lingo-ebook/dp/B01LY4HOB0
While I haven’t finished the book, it really helped me read Thai in a more fluent fashion.
He also has his own website: https://readthailanguage.com/
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Wow, I actually just bought the book before you mentioned it. LOL. Wise men think alike. The website is wonderful and I will try to make more use of it. The fact is the complication of the alphabets can be daunting and intimidating to beginners. While progress is slow, it is easy to get discouraged. I try to take out 15 minutes every day to learn. LOL.
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I think you will pick it up soon enough 🙂
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LOL. Thank you for the vote of confidence. I will try to keep up.
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Thank you for visiting.
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Thank you. 😊
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😍😊😜
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I had an interesting thought about the many times I use imperceptible in my vocabulary but not perceptible. Haha.
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LOL. That’s so true. For some words, the “im” and “in” are more popular. LOL.
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Good list with clear definitions.
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Thank you, Herb. Always. 😜😊😍💖
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Relate well with health care. 😊🙏🙏🙏
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I am glad you like it. 😂😊😜
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