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"to exit; to depart" in Thai

ออก

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Summary

The Thai translation for “to exit; to depart” is ออก.

Pronounced the same

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	to bring out	ออก	Learn

Examples of "to exit; to depart" in use

There are 99 examples of the Thai word for "to exit; to depart" being used:

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
	exit	ทางออก	Learn
	Where did the children go?	เด็กๆออกไปไหน	Learn
	Did you see him go out?	คุณเห็นเขาออกไปไหม	Learn
	Has he come out yet?	เขาออกมาแล้วหรือยัง	Learn
	Has my son come out yet?	ลูกชายผมออกมาแล้วหรือยัง	Learn
	I’m going out for a drink.	ผมจะออกไปดื่ม	Learn
	When does the train leave? (male polite form)	รถไฟออกเมื่อไหร่ครับ	Learn
	Has the teacher come out yet?	ครูออกมาแล้วหรือยัง	Learn
	What time do you leave home?	คุณออกจากบ้านกี่โมง	Learn
	I think you should get out of here.	ผมคิดว่าคุณควรออกไปจากที่นี่	Learn

Practice Lesson

"to exit; to depart" Practice (88)

Lesson

Lesson words

departure,

sunny; sunshine,

to exit; to depart,

to export,

to fire,

to resign; to quit

etc.

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Lesson phrases

And we had to wait for the people who were staying at the bungalow to leave early in the morning and then we could go to stay in that bungalow.,

Can I go out with my friends tonight?,

Close the window before you go out.,

Did you see him go out?,

Don’t anybody leave this room.,

Don’t forget to take an umbrella before leaving home. (female polite form),

Don’t go out now.,

every night he likes to go out for a run,

From which platform does the train leave? (male polite form),

Get everybody out.,

Get out at the last stop.,

Has he come out yet?,

Has his wife come out yet?,

Has my son come out yet?,

Has the doctor come out yet?,

Has the Englishman come out yet?,

Has the nurse come out yet?,

Has the policeman come out yet?,

Has the rice farmer come out yet?,

Has the soldier come out yet?

etc.

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Themed Courses

Transport 1

Part of Speech Courses

Verbs 5