Understand spoken Thai

"to buy" in Thai

ซื้อ
To buy. The Thai for "to buy" is "ซื้อ".
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Summary

The Thai translation for “to buy” is ซื้อ.

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 Englishto sell Thaiขาย Learn

Examples of "to buy" in use

There are 156 examples of the Thai word for "to buy" being used:
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 EnglishYou haven’t been able to buy the book yet, have you? (male polite form) Thaiคุณยังไม่ได้ซื้อหนังสือหรือครับ Learn
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 EnglishWhat did you buy? Thaiคุณซื้ออะไรมา Learn
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 EnglishThat’s the car that I want to buy. Thaiนั่นคือรถที่ผมอยากซื้อ Learn
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 EnglishBuy whatever you want. Thaiซื้ออะไรก็ได้ที่คุณต้องการ Learn
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 Englishto do shopping Thaiซื้อของ Learn
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 EnglishI go shopping. Thaiผมซื้อของ Learn
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 EnglishShe must shop. Thaiเธอต้องซื้อของ Learn
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 EnglishI have to go shopping. Thaiผมต้องไปซื้อของ Learn
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 EnglishTom should’ve bought a used car. Thaiทอมควรจะซื้อรถมือสอง Learn
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 EnglishThe book that I bought is on the desk. Thaiหนังสือที่ผมซื้ออยู่บนโต๊ะ Learn

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"to buy" Practice (157)
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Lesson phrases
a woman buying waffles,
Although she has no money, she is still buying a car.,
an old man buying bananas,
Are you really thinking of buying that old car?,
buy one get one free,
Buy whatever you want.,
Can you get me a ticket? (male polite form),
Don’t forget to buy milk.,
Grandpa bought it for me.,
He bought a jacket for her.,
He bought his wife a cosmetics set.,
He bought only one notebook.,
He bought orchids for her.,
He wants to buy a car.,
He went to buy some Indian curry powder.,
How many notebooks did he buy?,
How many of them did you buy? (paper and some thin or flat objects; male polite form),
How many of them did you buy? (newspapers, letters, legal documents or e-mail; male polite form),
How many of them did you buy? (watches or clocks, male polite form),
How many of them did you buy? (chalk, pencils, cylindrical objects; male polite form)
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