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"I’d like...; May I have...?" in Thai

ขอ

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Summary

The Thai translation for “I’d like...; May I have...?” is ขอ.

Pronounced the same

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to ask for; may

ขอ

Examples of "I’d like...; May I have...?" in use

There are 12 examples of the Thai word for "I’d like...; May I have...?" being used:
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I’d prefer to do this later.

ผมขอทำทีหลัง
I’ll think about it

ขอคิดดูก่อนค่ะ
Can we see the room?

ขอเราดูห้องได้ไหม
May I take your picture?

ขอถ่ายรูปคุณได้ไหม
May I look? (male polite form)

ขอดูหน่อยได้ไหมครับ
I’d like a glass of wine, please.

ฉันขอไวน์หนึ่งแก้วค่ะ
May I go with you on your walk?

ผมขอเดินไปกับคุณได้ไหม
May I leave ahead of time? (male polite form)

ขอออกก่อนเวลาได้ไหมครับ
May I use the telephone? (male polite form)

ขอใช้โทรศัพท์หน่อยได้ไหมครับ
May I leave 15 minutes ahead of time? (male polite form)

ขอออกก่อนเวลาสักสิบห้านาทีได้ไหมครับ

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"I’d like...; May I have...?" Practice (10)
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I’d like...; May I have...?
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Lesson phrases
Give me back my phone.,
I’d prefer to do this later.,
I’ll think about it,
May I go with you on your walk?,
May I leave 15 minutes ahead of time? (male polite form),
May I leave ahead of time? (male polite form),
May I look? (male polite form),
May I take your picture?,
May I use the telephone? (male polite form)
etc.

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