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"seat" in Thai

ที่นั่ง
Seat. The Thai for "seat" is "ที่นั่ง".
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Literal Breakdown

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at; in the location of ที่
to sit นั่ง

Summary

The Thai translation for “seat” is ที่นั่ง. The Thai, ที่นั่ง, can be broken down into 2 parts:"at; in the location of" (ที่) and "to sit" (นั่ง).

Examples of "seat" in use

There are 23 examples of the Thai word for "seat" being used:
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I’m looking for a place to sit. ผมกำลังหาที่นั่ง
Your seat is here. ที่นั่งของคุณอยู่ที่นี่
I think you’re sitting in my seat. (male polite form) ผมคิดว่าคุณนั่งที่นั่งของผมครับ
I think this is my seat. (male polite form) ผมคิดว่านี่เป็นที่นั่งของผมครับ
I want to sit at the front. ผมต้องการที่นั่งข้างหน้าสุด
There are many empty seats. มีที่นั่งว่างมากมาย
Are any seats still available? ยังมีที่นั่งว่างไหม
There are two seats available. มีที่นั่งว่างสองที่
Is this seat taken? (male polite form) ที่นั่งนี้ว่างไหมครับ
Are seats still available? (male polite form) ยังมีที่นั่งว่างอีกไหมครับ

Practice Lesson

"seat" Practice (26)
Lesson
Lesson words
at; in the location of,
seat,
to sit
etc.

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Lesson phrases
A window seat, non-smoking, please.,
aisle seat,
All the seats are reserved.,
An officer found a hypodermic syringe under the driver’s seat.,
Are any seats still available?,
Are seats still available? (male polite form),
I need a comfortable car.,
I think this is my seat. (male polite form),
I think you’re sitting in my seat. (male polite form),
I want to sit at the front.,
I want to sit somewhere in the middle.,
Is this seat taken? (male polite form),
I’m looking for a place to sit.,
Then, the first thing which we had to do was we had to find a dining table and we found a dining table and seats for rent on the beach which I don’t know the rental price but it was expensive.,
There are many empty seats.,
There are two seats available.,
This is a seat for people with disabilities.,
This stadium has more than 25000 seats.,
What does a berth in the sleeper cost? (male polite form),
What seat number did you get?
etc.

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