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"he" in Thai

เขา
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Summary

The Thai translation for “he” is เขา. The Thai, เขา, can be broken down into 3 parts:"vowel eh (long version)" (เ-), "The 2nd consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ข) and "vowel a (long version)" (-า).

Pronounced the same

See also

Recording English Thai Learn
you (for people older than speaker) พี่
you (for a woman older than speaker’s mother) ป้า
you (for a woman younger than speaker’s mother) น้า
she เขา
you (informal, for talking with male friends) นาย

Examples of "he" in use

There are 866 examples of the Thai word for "he" being used:
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Did you ask him whether Mr. Somsak was in or not? คุณถามเขาหรือเปล่าว่าคุณสมศักดิ์อยู่หรือไม่อยู่
He grew up in an orphanage. เขาโตมาในบ้านเด็กกำพร้า
He might answer me “Hey... I’m fine, and you?” เขาอาจจะตอบผมว่า เอ้อ!..พี่ก็สบายดีนะ แล้วแกเป็นไงบ้างล่ะ?
He had no success, only failure. เขาไม่ประสบความสำเร็จมีแต่ล้มเหลว
He is a successful businessman. เขาเป็นนักธุรกิจที่ประสบความสำเร็จ
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. แล้วเราจะต้องรอให้คนที่พักที่บังกะโลเนี่ยเขาออกก่อนในตอนเช้าเราถึงจะเข้าไปนอนในบังกะโลนั้นได้
He doesn’t know how to do it yet. เขายังไม่เป็น
He made a watermelon smoothie. เขาทำแตงโมปั่น
He will play next time. เขาจะเล่นตาต่อไป
She is not looking fresh เขาดูไม่สดชื่น

Practice Lesson

"he" Practice (867)
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Lesson phrases
After he finished singing the audience were clapping.,
After he had an accident, he could not work anymore.,
After he had lost his job, he went to Europe.,
After he has no sleeping bag to sleep with, he tries to find a garage to sleep in.,
After he went to Europe, he became rich.,
Although he has no license, he drives the car.,
Although he is drunk, he rides his bicycle.,
Although the road is slippery, he drives so fast.,
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.,
Are you sure he’s a cop?,
As far as I know, he is unemployed.,
As far as I know, he lives here.,
As for me, I will be following him in just a few minutes.,
Because he has been studying before. (male polite form),
Because he was sick.,
But because my dad moved to the third queue then he chased us to go to the end of the line.,
Can he cook?,
Can he swim yet?,
Can you give him first aid?,
Did he go into the American Embassy or not?
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