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"to come" in Thai

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Summary

The Thai translation for “to come” is มา.

Pronounced the same

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 Englishcoming (towards the present or the time in focus) Thaiมา Learn

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 Englishdog Thaiหมา Learn
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 Englishwindow blind Thaiม่าน Learn
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 Englishdog (formal) Thaiสุนัข Learn
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 Englishhorse Thaiม้า Learn

Examples of "to come" in use

There are 373 examples of the Thai word for "to come" being used:
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 EnglishYou came here to swim, right? Thaiคุณมาที่นี่เพื่อว่ายน้ำใช่ไหม Learn
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 EnglishDo you know when he came? (male polite form) Thaiคุณทราบไหมครับว่าเขามาเมื่อไหร่ Learn
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 EnglishDo you know whether he will come tomorrow? (male polite form) Thaiคุณทราบไหมครับว่าพรุ่งนี้เขาจะมาไหม Learn
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 EnglishI brought some friends with me. Thaiผมพาเพื่อนมาด้วย Learn
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 EnglishI didn’t bring them. Thaiผมไม่ได้พาพวกเขามา Learn
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 EnglishHas the soldier come out yet? Thaiทหารออกมาแล้วหรือยัง Learn
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 EnglishHe brings us to go shopping here. Thaiเขาพาเรามาซื้อของที่นี่ Learn
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 EnglishHe takes us to come and eat here. Thaiเขาพาเรามาทานอาหารที่นี่ Learn
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 EnglishWho wants to bring their kids up in a place like this? Thaiใครอยากพาลูกๆ มาในที่แบบนี้ Learn
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 EnglishAbout 20 people will come. Thaiจะมีคนมาประมาณยี่สิบคน Learn

Practice Lesson

"to come" Practice (375)
Lesson
Lesson words
to arrive,
to come,
to come back,
to come to visit,
to enter; to come in,
to walk towards something
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Lesson phrases
A glass is made from sand.,
A storm is coming.,
About 20 people will come.,
Also your friend, how long he has been here?,
And we ordered a large plate of fried rice because Thai people like to eat rice if there is no rice then they are feel not full.,
Are you alone here? (male polite form),
Are you also coming? (male polite form),
Are you going to walk to school tomorrow or not? (male polite form),
Are you here on vacation? (male polite form),
Because he has been studying before. (male polite form),
But I ordered the grilled seafood, the grilled seafood are everything including seafood, such as shrimp crabs clams and squid. Bring it to the full table.,
But now we’re on holiday.,
By the time I arrived, by the time I had driven, by the time I had done whatever, then I was very tired and fell asleep.,
Can you come early?,
Can you come over now?,
Can you get it repaired? (male polite form),
Cars coming from above will not see the cars below, but can only see the headlights of other cars shining up.,
Come along with us.,
Come down in the lift.,
Come sit with us.
etc.

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