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"I (female speaker)" in Thai

ฉัน
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Summary

The Thai translation for “I (female speaker)” is ฉัน.

Pronounced the same

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my (for female speakers, short form) ฉัน
me (female speaker) ฉัน

See also

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

Examples of "I" in use

There are 1165 examples of the Thai word for "I" being used:
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I am going. (female speaker) ฉันไป
I can do it. (female speaker) ฉันทำได้
Can I go with you? (female speaker) ฉันไปกับคุณได้ไหม
I can’t go with you. (female speaker) ฉันไปกับคุณไม่ได้
I want to work. ฉันอยากทำงาน
I’m here on business. (female speaker) ฉันอยู่ที่นี่ทำงาน
I’m going to study. ฉันกำลังจะไปเรียน
I don’t have a car. ฉันไม่มีรถ
I don’t want to have a car. ฉันไม่อยากมีรถ
What do I have to do? ฉันต้องทำอะไร

Practice Lesson

"I (female speaker)" Practice (1166)
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Lesson words
I (female speaker)
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Lesson phrases
About this story; I will help you to do it.,
Actually I want to go to America.,
Actually I wanted to drive home.,
After work, I read a book.,
Before I go to school, I read a book.,
Before I study, I have a shower.,
Can I ask you something?,
Can I come see you?,
Can I eat this?,
Can I go for a walk?,
Can I go out with my friends tonight?,
Can I go with you? (female speaker),
Can I have a look?,
Can I have an aisle seat?,
Can I have some sugar please? (female polite form),
Can I park here?,
Can I say something?,
Can I sit here? (female speaker),
Can I take Tuesday off?,
Can I trust you?
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