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"place; area" in Thai

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Summary

The Thai translation for “place; area” is ที่.

Pronounced the same

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during; at the time of ที่
prefix used with cardinal numbers to create ordinals ที่
that; which ที่
prefix creating a noun from a verb for a person who does something ที่
ground; land พื้น
floor (of a room) พื้น
at; in the location of ที่

Examples of "place; area" in use

There are 48 examples of the Thai word for "place; area" being used:
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cashier ที่จ่ายเงิน
elsewhere ที่อื่น
He is not allowed to sleep at the train station. เขานอนที่สถานีรถไฟไม่ได้
landowner เจ้าของที่ดิน
car park (British); parking lot (American) ที่จอดรถ
We had a dance at the party. เราเต้นกันที่งานเลี้ยง
Where is the nearest post office? ไปรษณีย์ที่ใกล้ที่สุดอยู่ที่ไหน
Where is the nearest mail box? ตู้ไปรษณีย์ที่ใกล้ที่สุดอยู่ที่ไหน
I can recommend places to visit for you. ฉันแนะนำที่เที่ยวสำหรับคุณได้
Another problem after we got to the hotel was that we couldn’t drive the car into the beach because there were a lot of people and there was no parking for us. อีกปัญหาหนึ่งหลังจากที่เราได้โรงแรมแล้วก็คือ เราไม่สามารถเอารถขับเข้าไปที่ชายหาดได้ เพราะว่าคนมันเยอะ แล้วเราไม่มีที่จอดรถ

Practice Lesson

"place; area" Practice (43)
Lesson
Lesson words
area,
bed (informal form),
car park (British); parking lot (American),
cashier,
elsewhere,
everywhere,
here,
landowner,
place; area,
space; blank,
to replace; to supplant
etc.

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Lesson phrases
After that I remember Hua Hin as a very dangerous place for me.,
And the roads in Ko Chang are absolutely terrible roads.,
Another problem after we got to the hotel was that we couldn’t drive the car into the beach because there were a lot of people and there was no parking for us.,
Are there two seats available? (male polite form),
but if we want to be formal when speaking in er...a meeting room or a public place,
But the strange thing is that the area where I am sitting is an area that has only shells. Can you imagine it.,
Children, where is your father?,
Children, where is your mother?,
Do you know where his key is.,
He is not allowed to sleep at the train station.,
I continued to walk. Until the sea flooded my chest and then I felt pain in my feet which we hadn’t noticed that we were walking on sand or gravels or shells.,
I just got back from work.,
I understand that it’s a high season but it’s too much until we don’t have any hotel to stay.,
I want to go to university.,
I’m not safe where I’m staying.,
Me and my family plan to go to Ko Chang in Trad.,
No. We have only one seat available. (male polite form),
So I invited my dad to play on the beach.,
So we had to find a hotel far from the beach about two kilometres if I remember correctly.,
So we had to walk to the beach which was very far away and I was too lazy to walk.
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