"to bark; to yap" in Thai

เห่า

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Literal Breakdown

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
Recording	EnglishThe 41st consonant of the Thai alphabet	Thaiห	Learn Learn
Recording	Englishvowel ao	Thaiเ-า	Learn Learn
Recording	Englishlow tone marker	Thai่ ไม้เอก	Learn Learn

Summary

The Thai translation for “to bark; to yap” is เห่า. The Thai, เห่า, can be broken down into 3 parts:"The 41st consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ห), "vowel ao" (เ-า) and "low tone marker" (่ ไม้เอก).

Examples of "to bark; to yap" in use

There are 6 examples of the Thai word for "to bark; to yap" being used:

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
Recording	EnglishThe dogs barked all night.	Thaiสุนัขเห่าทั้งคืน	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishThe dog barked very loudly.	Thaiสุนัขเห่าเสียงดังมาก	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishI can hear dogs barking.	Thaiฉันได้ยินเสียงหมาเห่า	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishThe dog next door barked all night.	Thaiหมาข้างบ้านเห่าทั้งคืน	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishHer dog barks loudly.	Thaiสุนัขของเธอเห่าเสียงดัง	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishMy dog only barks at strangers.	Thaiหมาของฉันเห่าแต่คนแปลกหน้า	Learn Learn

Practice Lesson

"to bark; to yap" Practice (7)

Lesson

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Lesson words

to bark; to yap

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Lesson phrases

Her dog barks loudly.,

I can hear dogs barking.,

My dog only barks at strangers.,

The dog barked very loudly.,

The dog next door barked all night.,

The dogs barked all night.

etc.

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Themed Courses

Animals 7

Part of Speech Courses

Verbs 46

Acknowledgements

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Somsak Thanathiwat

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