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"polite particle for female speakers" in Thai

ค่ะ
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Summary

The Thai translation for “polite particle for female speakers” is ค่ะ.

Pronounced the same

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yes (for female speakers) ค่ะ

See also

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polite particle for use in question or ending sentence by female speaker คะ
I; me (formal) ข้า

Examples of "polite particle for female speakers" in use

There are 79 examples of the Thai word for "polite particle for female speakers" being used:
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hello (female polite form) สวัสดีค่ะ
No, it isn’t. (female polite form) ไม่ใช่ค่ะ
It is a restaurant. (female polite form) เป็นร้านอาหารค่ะ
What country are you from? (female polite form) คุณมาจากประเทศอะไรคะ
There is. (female polite form) มีค่ะ
A table for three, please. ขอโต๊ะสำหรับสามคนค่ะ
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. ไม่ดิฉันยังไม่ได้ทานอะไรมาเลยค่ะ
No, I don’t want anything else to drink. (female polite form) ไม่ดิฉันไม่อยากดื่มอะไรอีกแล้วค่ะ
It’s next to the coffee shop. (female polite form) อยู่ข้างๆ ร้านกาแฟค่ะ
I don’t want to be seated next to a child. ไม่นั่งใกล้ๆเด็กนะค่ะ

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1540 baht. (female polite form),
2000 baht. (female polite form),
34 years old. (female polite form),
A table for three, please.,
And you? (female polite form),
Ann answered ‘yes, so my monkey will have a friend’. (female polite form),
Can I have some sugar please? (female polite form),
Can you give me a lift back from the cinema tonight, dad? (female speaker),
Could I see your passport?,
Could you repeat that please? (female polite form),
Fine. (female polite form),
For example, my name... my name is Jib.,
Get up, Mr. Miller! (female polite form),
goodbye (female polite form),
He is fine. (female polite form),
He is my boyfriend. (female polite form),
hello (female polite form),
I agree that Thailand has many temples.,
I can’t eat anymore, thank you. (female polite form),
I don’t want to be seated next to a child.
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