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"children" in Thai

เด็กๆ
Children. The Thai for "children" is "เด็กๆ".
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Literal Breakdown

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child (human) เด็ก
symbol for repeat ๆ ไม้ยมก

Summary

The Thai translation for “children” is เด็กๆ. The Thai, เด็กๆ, can be broken down into 2 parts:"child (human)" (เด็ก) and "symbol for repeat" (ๆ ไม้ยมก).

See also

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child (human or animal) ลูก
children (human or animal) ลูกๆ
child (human) เด็ก

Examples of "children" in use

There are 70 examples of the Thai word for "children" being used:
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children doing the housework เด็กๆทำงานบ้าน
Where are the children? เด็กๆอยู่ที่ไหน
Where did the children go? เด็กๆออกไปไหน
Children go out for a walk. เด็กๆออกไปเดินเล่น
I know what the children are looking at. ผมรู้ว่าเด็กๆ กำลังดูอะไร
The children looked for their parents but could not find them. เด็กๆหาพ่อแม่ของพวกเขาไม่พบ
The children can’t reach it there. เด็กๆไม่สามารถเข้าถึงมันได้
Children love boat trips. เด็กๆชอบการเดินทางทางเรือ
Tom takes a walk with the kids every evening. ทอมเดินเล่นกับเด็กๆ ทุกเย็น
Children are playing in the playground. เด็กๆเล่นอยู่ที่สนามเด็กเล่น

Practice Lesson

"children" Practice (72)
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child (human),
children
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Lesson phrases
a soldier teaching children how to play frisbee,
children and balloons,
children and plasticine sculptures,
Children are having fun on the beach.,
Children are playing in the playground.,
Children are reading the fairy tale of The Three Little Pigs.,
Children are very cute.,
children clapping,
children competing in making sushi,
children doing rope skipping,
children doing the housework,
Children don’t like to eat egg yolks.,
children fishing on a wooden bridge,
Children go out for a walk.,
children in the kindergarten,
children in the red tulip field,
children learning weaving,
Children like candy.,
Children like french fries.,
Children like fruit-flavoured toothpaste.
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