Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tha"

A: Weird way to say "That doesn't make any sense".

A: I lived in Yorkshire when I was younger and “tha’” and “thysen” aren’t used much anymore. I believe that it means “you” or “that you” in this context. So the full phrase would be “It’s time you should learn. You cannot begin younger. It’ll do thee good to wait on thyself a bit.”

In modern English: “It’s time you learn. It’s too late to start younger now. It’ll do you good to wait on yourself a bit.”
‘To wait on someone’ is to do things for them like a servent eg. wash their clothes, feed them etc. So to “wait on yourself” is to take care of your own simple tasks.

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A: That isn't spelled right. I think it's supposed to be "the thing"

A: male actor in a leading role

A: What the hell do you think you’re doing?
What the hell are you talking about?

A: "tha" and "h" are not words

A: The word "the" actually has three pronunciations.

Normal speech

In normal speech before a consonant, it's pronounced /ðə/. For example, "the tree" /ðə triː/.

In normal speech before a vowel, it's pronounced /ði/. For example, "the apple" /ði ˈæpl/.

Emphasis

But when you want to emphasize it, or say it stronger, you can say /ðiː/.

You can listen to all three pronunciations on the Oxford Learner's Dictionary.
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/us/definition/english/the_1?q=the

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A: tha is not a word. It's spelled That.

A: My friend Is so gourmand

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We/I acknowledge/confirm/assure you that....

A: × This is tha coronavirus, it's come from China and became a pandemic.
✓ This is the Coronavirus, it originated in China and became a pandemic.

× The coronavirus symptoms are: dry cough, fever and lack of air.
✓ The Coronavirus symptoms are a dry cough, a fever and difficulty breathing.

× To keep save us, we need wear face mask, to use acohol gel and wash our hands.
✓ To keep us safe, we need to wear a face mask, use alcohol gel and always wash our hands.

A: Try “ I remember that I went to the sea on the very last day of the year l

A: Do you mean half or 50%
So far I’ve prepared (revised:studied) just over half of the topic / matter

A: 'the voice was my friend's', or 'it was my friend's voice'

A: Instead of "Let's play with me," say "let's play together" or just simply "play with me."