ค่อย
Literal Breakdown
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EnglishThe 4th consonant of the Thai alphabet | Thaiค | Learn |
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Englishlow tone marker | Thai่ ไม้เอก | Learn |
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Englishvowel aw (long version) | Thai-อ | Learn |
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EnglishThe 34th consonant of the Thai alphabet | Thaiย | Learn |
Summary
The Thai translation for “almost; hardly” is ค่อย. The Thai, ค่อย, can be broken down into 4 parts:"The 4th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ค), "low tone marker" (่ ไม้เอก), "vowel aw (long version)" (-อ) and "The 34th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ย).Examples of "almost; hardly" in use
There are 2 examples of the Thai word for "almost; hardly" being used:| Recording | English | Thai | Learn |
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EnglishI don’t have much time to come to see you. | Thaiพี่ไม่ค่อยมีเวลาเข้ามาหาเลยอะ | Learn |
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EnglishThe sand on Kai Bae Beach is rough, with pebbles and rocks but not a lot of shells so we can run without cutting our feet. | Thaiทรายที่หาดไก่แบ้จะมีลักษณะหยาบมีก้อนกรวดก้อนหินแต่ว่าเปลือกหอยไม่ค่อยมีนะครับวิ่งได้ไม่บาดเท้า | Learn |
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