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"book" in Thai

หนังสือ

Book. The Thai for "book" is "หนังสือ".

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Literal Breakdown

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	The 41st consonant of the Thai alphabet	ห	Learn
	The 25th consonant of the Thai alphabet	น	Learn
	vowel a (closed variant)	อั-	Learn
	The 7th consonant of the Thai alphabet	ง	Learn
	The 40th consonant of the Thai alphabet	ส	Learn
	vowel eu (long version)	อือ	Learn
	The 43rd consonant of the Thai alphabet	อ	Learn

Summary

The Thai translation for “book” is หนังสือ. The Thai, หนังสือ, can be broken down into 7 parts:"The 41st consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ห), "The 25th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (น), "vowel a (closed variant)" (อั-), "The 7th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ง), "The 40th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ส), "vowel eu (long version)" (อือ) and "The 43rd consonant of the Thai alphabet" (อ).

Examples of "book" in use

There are 109 examples of the Thai word for "book" being used:

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	bookshop; bookstore	ร้านหนังสือ	Learn
	children’s book	หนังสือเด็ก	Learn
	Is the book good?	หนังสือดีไหม	Learn
	textbook	หนังสือเรียน	Learn
	to study (long form)	เรียนหนังสือ	Learn
	That is a book. (male polite form)	นั่นหนังสือครับ	Learn
	a boy and a book	เด็กผู้ชายและหนังสือ	Learn
	I want to buy a book.	ผมอยากซื้อหนังสือ	Learn
	Where is the book?	หนังสืออยู่ที่ไหน	Learn
	This is my book.	นี่คือหนังสือของผม	Learn

Practice Lesson

"book" Practice (90)

Lesson

Lesson words

book,

bookshelf,

bookshop; bookstore,

newspaper,

textbook,

to study (long form)

etc.

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Lesson phrases

After work, I read a book.,

All my books are gone.,

And she read one book.,

Are those two books good?,

Before I go to school, I read a book.,

But the book on which the film was based is better.,

children’s book,

close the book,

Could you hand me that book? (male polite form),

Do you have a book? (male polite form),

Don’t look at the book.,

Have you read that book yet? (male polite form),

He already has the books, doesn’t he? (male polite form),

He brings a book to read.,

He brings the book here.,

He takes the book over there.,

He takes the book to the bedroom.,

He takes the book to the house.,

He’s a good student, a good athlete, and a good worker.,

How long did this book take you to write?

etc.

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Themed Courses

Part of Speech Courses

Nouns 7

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