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"may" in Thai

ขอ
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Summary

The Thai translation for “may” is ขอ.

Pronounced the same

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I’d like...; May I have...? ขอ
to ask for ขอ

See also

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May พฤษภาคม

Examples of "may" in use

There are 112 examples of the Thai word for "may" being used:
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May I come in? ฉันขอเข้าไปได้ไหม
Have a nice day. ขอให้เป็นวันที่ดีนะ
May we take a seat? (male polite form) เราขอนั่งได้ไหมครับ
Can I see the room please? ผมขอดูห้องได้ไหมครับ
May I sit next to you? ฉันขอนั่งข้างคุณได้ไหม
Can I have a look? ขอฉันดูหน่อยได้ไหม
May I just say something? (male polite form) ขอพูดอะไรหน่อยได้ไหมครับ
Can I go out with my friends tonight? คืนนี้ฉันขอออกไปเที่ยวกับเพื่อนๆได้ไหม
Please call him. ขอให้โทรไปหาเขา
A table for three, please. ขอโต๊ะสำหรับสามคนค่ะ

Practice Lesson

"may" Practice (112)
Lesson
Lesson words
beggar,
may,
to make a wish
etc.

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Lesson phrases
A lemonade, please.,
A table for three, please.,
A tomato juice, please. (male polite form),
A window seat, non-smoking, please.,
An apple juice, please. (male polite form),
Another glass of water, please.,
Another yoghurt, please. (male polite form),
Be punctual next time! (male polite form),
but deliver us from evil, for the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours.,
Can I borrow your money?,
Can I go out with my friends tonight?,
Can I have a bag of lettuce please?,
Can I have a chocolate cake?,
Can I have a hot dog please? (male polite form),
Can I have a look?,
Can I have a very big watermelon please?,
Can I have a white bath towel please?,
Can I have a white flower pot please?,
Can I have an aisle seat?,
Can I have my money back, please?
etc.

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