มาหา
Literal Breakdown
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Englishto come | Thaiมา | Learn |
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Englishto find; to see | Thaiหา | Learn |
Summary
The Thai translation for “to come to visit” is มาหา. The Thai, มาหา, can be broken down into 2 parts:"to come" (มา) and "to find; to see" (หา).See also
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Englishto go to visit | Thaiไปหา | Learn |
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Englishto arrive | Thaiมาถึง | Learn |
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Englishto walk towards something | Thaiเดินมา | Learn |
Examples of "to come to visit" in use
There are 16 examples of the Thai word for "to come to visit" being used:Recording | English | Thai | Learn |
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EnglishToday I came to visit you. (female speaker) | Thaiวันนี้ฉันมาหาคุณ | Learn |
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EnglishCan you come see me at home? | Thaiคุณมาหาฉันที่บ้านได้ไหม | Learn |
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EnglishThey’re going to visit us. | Thaiพวกเขาจะมาหาเรา | Learn |
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EnglishI don’t want him to come and see me here. | Thaiผมไม่อยากให้เขามาหาผมที่นี่ | Learn |
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EnglishWho did you come to see? (male polite form) | Thaiมาหาใครครับ | Learn |
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EnglishWho came to visit you at home? | Thaiใครมาหาที่บ้าน | Learn |
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EnglishI’m going to come back to visit you. | Thaiผมจะกลับมาหาคุณ | Learn |
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EnglishWill he come to us tonight? | Thaiคืนนี้เขาจะมาหาเราไหม | Learn |
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EnglishHer son called you. | Thaiลูกชายเขาโทรมาหาคุณ | Learn |
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EnglishYour teacher called you. | Thaiครูของคุณโทรมาหาคุณ | Learn |