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"for; towards" in Thai

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Summary

The Thai translation for “for; towards” is ให้.

Pronounced the same

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	to give; to allow; to have someone do something	ให้	Learn
	to cry; to weep (informal short form)	ไห้	Learn

See also

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	for	สำหรับ	Learn

Examples of "for; towards" in use

There are 128 examples of the Thai word for "for; towards" being used:

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	Let us know if you’re coming.	แจ้งให้เราทราบถ้าคุณจะมา	Learn
	Can you please take the thing for me?	วานเอาของให้ฉันหน่อยได้ไหมคะ	Learn
	Can you please pick up the bag for me? (male polite form)	วานหยิบกระเป๋าให้ผมหน่อยได้ไหมครับ	Learn
	He was granted the right to reside here.	เขาได้รับสิทธิ์ให้อาศัยอยู่ที่นี่	Learn
	The shopkeeper gave me the thirty baht in change.	เจ้าของร้านทอนเงินให้ผมสามสิบบาท	Learn
	I want to buy a teddy bear as a gift for my daughter.	ฉันอยากซื้อหมีเท็ดดี้เป็นของขวัญให้ลูกสาว	Learn
	for comparison, for everyone to understand more	เพื่อเป็นการเปรียบเทียบให้ทุกคนเข้าใจมากขึ้นนะครับ	Learn
	Tom donated a kidney to someone he didn’t know.	ทอมบริจาคไตให้คนที่เขาไม่รู้จัก	Learn

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"for; towards" Practice (96)

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Alex tells Mack, ‘Ann’s house is far away. We can ride the horse together’,

And then I can hear my father shouting for me to hurry ashore because my area there are only shells.,

And then my father will be the driver for us.,

And we had to wait for the people who were staying at the bungalow to leave early in the morning and then we could go to stay in that bungalow.,

Be punctual next time! (male polite form),

But because my dad moved to the third queue then he chased us to go to the end of the line.,

But when we drive up, there will be a queue where there are two rows for us to queue in.,

Can you build the house for me?,

Can you carry this for me?,

Can you clean these trousers? (male polite form),

Can you fix the clock? (male polite form),

Can you fix these shoes? (male polite form),

Can you iron the shirt? (male polite form),

Can you please pick up the bag for me? (male polite form),

Can you please sew my button on.,

Can you please take the thing for me?,

Can you translate these documents for me?,

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

During the holidays the children were allowed to remain outside late.,

Find yourself a good job.

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