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"prefix creating a noun from a verb for a person who does something" in Thai

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Summary

The Thai translation for “prefix creating a noun from a verb for a person who does something” is ที่.

Pronounced the same

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place ที่
during; at the time of ที่
prefix used with cardinal numbers to create ordinals ที่
that ที่
at ที่

Examples of "prefix creating a noun from a verb for a person who does something" in use

There are 25 examples of the Thai word for "prefix creating a noun from a verb for a person who does something" being used:
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We are looking forward to seeing you! เรากำลังรอที่จะพบคุณ
bottle opener ที่เปิดขวด
I have nice colleagues. ผมมีเพื่อนร่วมงานที่ดี
It is very scary. เป็นอะไรที่น่ากลัวมาก
can opener (American); tin opener (British) ที่เปิดกระป๋อง
I have cute children. ผมมีลูกที่น่ารัก
I’m happy to see you. ฉันดีใจที่ได้พบคุณ
Until the boat came to pick up everyone then we were the last car. กว่าที่เรือจะมารับครบหมดเนี่ยเราเป็นรถคันสุดท้าย
learning to write and read เรียนรู้ที่จะเขียนและอ่าน
But the strange thing is that the area where I am sitting is an area that has only shells. Can you imagine it. แต่ว่าที่แปลกก็คือ ไอ้ที่ที่ผมนั่งอยู่เนี่ย มันเป็นจุดที่มีแต่เปลือกหอยนึกออกไหมครับ

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"prefix creating a noun from a verb for a person who does something" Practice (26)
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Lesson words
ashtray,
bottle opener,
can opener (American); tin opener (British),
dustpan,
prefix creating a noun from a verb for a person who does something
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Lesson phrases
And we had to wait for the people who were staying at the bungalow to leave early in the morning and then we could go to stay in that bungalow.,
But the strange thing is that the area where I am sitting is an area that has only shells. Can you imagine it.,
But when we got there our feelings changed, became very excited and I was really very excited because we saw the bustling atmosphere of tourists and beaches full of people.,
Do you have something to pull the cork out? (male polite form),
I actually plan to buy a cake.,
I actually plan to buy a camera.,
I actually plan to buy a ring.,
I have cute children.,
I have nice colleagues.,
I would like a guide who speaks French.,
I would like a guide who speaks German.,
I would like a guide who speaks Italian.,
It is very scary.,
I’m a consultant.,
I’m happy to see you.,
learning to write and read,
The way will be steep with hairpin bends.,
Until the boat came to pick up everyone then we were the last car.,
We are looking forward to seeing you!,
Well, it was a very relaxing atmosphere. I wanted to try swimming in the sea.
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