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"to have someone do something" in Thai

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Summary

The Thai translation for “to have someone do something” is ให้.

Pronounced the same

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for ให้
to cry; to weep (informal short form) ไห้
to give ให้

See also

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to give มอบ
to give (as a king or god) ประทาน

Opposite

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to return; to give back คืน

Examples of "to have someone do something" in use

There are 242 examples of the Thai word for "to have someone do something" being used:
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I want you to come here. ผมอยากให้คุณมาที่นี่
I’m not going to work for you anymore. ผมจะไม่ทำงานให้คุณแล้ว
I don’t want Tom to stay here. ผมไม่อยากให้ทอมอยู่ที่นี่
I want you to speak Thai together. ผมอยากให้คุณพูดภาษาไทยกัน
I’m asking you to take your seat. ผมขอให้คุณนั่ง
Have a nice day. ขอให้เป็นวันที่ดีนะ
All parents want their children to study at a very good school. พ่อแม่ทุกคนอยากให้ลูกๆเรียนโรงเรียนดีๆ
Do you want me to help? ให้ฉันช่วยไหม
Do you need my help? คุณต้องการให้ฉันช่วยไหม
Let me see. ให้ฉันดูหน่อย

Practice Lesson

"to have someone do something" Practice (241)
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Lesson words
to breastfeed; to suckle,
to feed,
to have someone do something
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Lesson phrases
All parents want their children to study at a very good school.,
Are you already allowed to drink alcohol?,
Are you already allowed to drive?,
Are you already allowed to travel abroad alone?,
Be punctual next time! (male polite form),
Because the government service wants me to know Thai.,
Besides, Cambodia became a colonial country of the Ayutthaya Kingdom.,
but deliver us from evil, for the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours.,
But we respect women as our mothers.,
Call a doctor! (male polite form),
Call the police! (male polite form),
Can one rent skis here? (male polite form),
Can you carry this for me?,
Can you change the tyre? (male polite form),
Can you clean these trousers? (male polite form),
Can you fix the clock? (male polite form),
Can you get me a ticket? (male polite form),
Can you give him first aid?,
Can you give me some more water?,
Can you lend me a stapler?
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