Understand spoken Thai

"to go" in Thai

ไป
To go. The Thai for "to go" is "ไป".
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Summary

The Thai translation for “to go” is ไป.

Pronounced the same

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 Englisha word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it Thaiไป Learn

See also

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 Englishafternoon Thaiบ่าย Learn

Examples of "to go" in use

There are 759 examples of the Thai word for "to go" being used:
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 EnglishWhere are you going today? Thaiวันนี้คุณจะไปไหน Learn
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 EnglishI have got to go. (female speaker) Thaiฉันต้องไปแล้วนะ Learn
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 EnglishWill you go with me? (female speaker) Thaiคุณจะไปกับฉันไหม Learn
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 EnglishMy work is going well. Thaiงานของฉันกำลังไปได้ดี Learn
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 EnglishI can’t get by with three children. Thaiผมไปกับเด็กสามคนไม่ได้ Learn
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 Englishfrom now on Thaiจากนี้ไป Learn
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 EnglishI don’t want to leave here. Thaiผมไม่อยากไปจากที่นี่ Learn
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 EnglishGo this way. Thaiไปทางนี้ Learn
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 EnglishYou have to go that way. Thaiคุณต้องไปทางนั้น Learn
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 EnglishHow many days will he be gone? Thaiเขาจะไปกี่วัน Learn

Practice Lesson

"to go" Practice (758)
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Lesson words
to be possible,
to go,
to go sightseeing,
to go straight on,
to take to,
to walk away,
trips
etc.

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Lesson phrases
a lava flow moving on a street,
A little too loud. (male polite form),
Actually I want to go to America.,
After crossing the street, then which way do I go?,
After he had lost his job, he went to Europe.,
After he went to Europe, he became rich.,
Alex and Mack are going to Ann’s house.,
Alex tells Mack, ‘Ann’s house is far away. We can ride the horse together’,
And my dad didn’t know and followed that car to the third row.,
And Thai people don’t like to travel to less developed countries than Thailand.,
And then go to get the boat over there.,
And then the monkey ran up the tree.,
And then there were small bits of glass in the water which could cut my feet. I walked around and tried to avoid stepping on them.,
And we have to travel from Chiang Mai to Prachuap.,
Are you already allowed to travel abroad alone?,
Are you going to walk home this afternoon or not? (male polite form),
Are you ready to go?,
Are you really thinking of buying that old car?,
As for me, I will be following him in just a few minutes.,
At noon you are going to eat.
etc.

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