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"I (female speaker, formal)" in Thai

ดิฉัน

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Summary

The Thai translation for “I (female speaker, formal)” is ดิฉัน.

Pronounced the same

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	my (female speaker, formal)	ดิฉัน	Learn
	me (female speaker, formal)	ดิฉัน	Learn

See also

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	I (female speaker)	ฉัน	Learn
	I (male speaker)	ผม	Learn
	I (impolite form)	กู	Learn
	I (informal, when the speaker is older)	พี่	Learn
	I (informal, for talking with friends)	เรา	Learn
	I (cute female form)	หนู	Learn

Examples of "I" in use

There are 53 examples of the Thai word for "I" being used:

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	my (female speaker, formal, long form)	ของดิฉัน	Learn
	I agree.	ดิฉันเห็นด้วย	Learn
	I have in the past eaten it.	ดิฉันเคยกินแล้ว	Learn
	I’ve gone there already.	ดิฉันเคยไปที่นั่นแล้ว	Learn
	No, I haven’t eaten anything yet.	ไม่ดิฉันยังไม่ได้ทานอะไรมาเลยค่ะ	Learn
	No, I don’t want anything else to drink. (female polite form)	ไม่ดิฉันไม่อยากดื่มอะไรอีกแล้วค่ะ	Learn
	I work outside of town.	ดิฉันทำงานนอกเมือง	Learn
	I want to get a white bench.	ดิฉันอยากได้ม้านั่งสีขาว	Learn
	I want to drink coffee.	ดิฉันอยากดื่มกาแฟ	Learn
	I am going to buy a bag.	ดิฉันไปซื้อกระเป๋า	Learn

Practice Lesson

"I (female speaker, formal)" Practice (51)

Lesson

Lesson words

I (female speaker, formal)

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Lesson phrases

A woman instead refers to herself with the word “I”.,

I agree that Thailand has many temples.,

I agree.,

I am going to buy a bag at the bag shop.,

I am going to buy a bag.,

I eat vegetables. (female speaker),

I have a cow and a dog.,

I have a headache.,

I have been divorced about two years already.,

I have been in Cambodia twice. (female speaker),

I have depression.,

I have to explain a little, the reason why I am speaking about Ayutthaya.,

I like leather belts,

I like to drink tea.,

I need an ambulance. (female speaker, formal),

I need to go to the hospital. (female speaker, formal),

I need to make a phone call.,

I want coffee.,

I want coffee; mother wants tea.

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Themed Courses

Miscellaneous 21

Part of Speech Courses

Pronouns 3

Acknowledgements

Audio

Waraphorn Sinthawarat