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"time" in Thai

เวลา
Time. The Thai for "time" is "เวลา".
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Summary

The Thai translation for “time” is เวลา.

Pronounced the same

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Examples of "time" in use

There are 118 examples of the Thai word for "time" being used:
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 EnglishI will go to pick you up at home at two o’clock. Thaiผมจะไปรับคุณที่บ้านเวลาสองโมง Learn
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 EnglishI’d like something that won’t take much time. Thaiผมอยากได้อะไรที่ใช้เวลาทำไม่นาน Learn
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 EnglishThis task took three hours. Thaiงานนี้ใช้เวลาสามชั่วโมง Learn
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 EnglishI don’t have time to meet you. Thaiผมไม่มีเวลาไปพบคุณ Learn
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 EnglishHow long was your flight? (female polite form) Thaiคุณใช้เวลาบินมานานเท่าไหร่คะ Learn
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 EnglishWhat time do you like to go shopping? Thaiคุณชอบไปซื้อของเวลาไหน Learn
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 Englishsometimes Thaiบางเวลา Learn
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 Englishnightly Thaiในเวลากลางคืน Learn
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 EnglishYou are going to pick up a friend in the late afternoon. Thaiคุณจะไปรับเพื่อนเวลาเย็น Learn
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 EnglishThere’s still time for you to do that. Thaiยังมีเวลาให้คุณทำแบบนั้น Learn

Practice Lesson

"time" Practice (99)
Lesson
Lesson words
at this time; nowadays,
nightly,
on time,
sometimes,
time,
time-table
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Lesson phrases
A bat hunts food and eats at night.,
A fortnight is a period of two weeks.,
An hourglass was an instrument used to measure time in ancient times.,
At noon you are going to eat.,
But when we drive up, there will be a queue where there are two rows for us to queue in.,
Don’t waste your time on these.,
During the week, I don’t have time.,
full-time job,
Give us three minutes.,
He came to a party at my house at 7 p.m.,
He has no time.,
He was jailed for 40 years for trying to blow up a plane.,
He’ll call, as soon as he has a little time.,
How long did this book take you to write?,
How long does the journey to Berlin take? (male polite form),
How long is the tour? (male polite form),
How long was your flight? (female polite form),
How long will it take this parcel to get there?,
How many hours a week do you spend in the classroom?,
I always arrive at work early.
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