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"Didn’t you have a mobile with you?" in Thai

คุณมีมือถือติดตัวไม่ใช่หรือครับ
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Literal Breakdown

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you คุณ
to have มี
mobile phone มือถือ
to have something with oneself ติดตัว
no; that’s not correct ไม่ใช่
indicates a question, when the expected answer is known หรือ
polite particle for male speakers ครับ

Summary

The Thai translation for “Didn’t you have a mobile with you?” is คุณมีมือถือติดตัวไม่ใช่หรือครับ. The Thai, คุณมีมือถือติดตัวไม่ใช่หรือครับ, can be broken down into 7 parts:"you" (คุณ), "to have" (มี), "mobile phone" (มือถือ), "to have something with oneself" (ติดตัว), "no; that’s not correct" (ไม่ใช่), "indicates a question, when the expected answer is known" (หรือ) and "polite particle for male speakers" (ครับ).

Examples of "Didn’t you have a mobile with you?" in use

There is 1 example of the Thai word for "Didn’t you have a mobile with you?" being used:
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Did you miss the bus? (dialogue) คุณพลาดรถเมล์หรือเปล่าครับ (บทสนทนา)

Practice Lesson

"Didn’t you have a mobile with you?" Practice (8)
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Lesson words
indicates a question, when the expected answer is known,
mobile phone,
polite particle for male speakers,
to have,
to have something with oneself,
you
etc.

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Lesson phrases
Didn’t you have a mobile with you?,
no; that’s not correct
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