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"to see" in Thai

เห็น
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Literal Breakdown

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The 41st consonant of the Thai alphabet ห
vowel eh เ-ะ
The 25th consonant of the Thai alphabet น

Summary

The Thai translation for “to see” is เห็น. The Thai, เห็น, can be broken down into 3 parts:"The 41st consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ห), "vowel eh" (เ-ะ) and "The 25th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (น).

Examples of "to see" in use

There are 104 examples of the Thai word for "to see" being used:
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to agree เห็นด้วย
Where did you see him? คุณเห็นเขาที่ไหน
I saw him in the school cafeteria. ฉันเห็นเขาที่โรงอาหารของโรงเรียน
Who did you see? คุณเห็นใคร
Whom did you see there? คุณเห็นใครที่นั่น
No one has seen him today. ไม่มีใครเห็นเขาเลยวันนี้
I haven’t seen Tom all day. ฉันไม่เห็นทอมทั้งวัน
I have wanted to see him for a long time already. ผมอยากเห็นเขามานานแล้ว
I’ve seen this picture before. ผมเคยเห็นรูปนี้มาก่อน
Have you ever seen rain? คุณเคยเห็นฝนตกไหม

Practice Lesson

"to see" Practice (86)
Lesson
Lesson words
curious; prying,
opinion; viewpoint,
to agree,
to see
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Lesson phrases
A dog can see in the dark.,
But mostly you will rarely see men addressing women using the impolite form of “you”, something like this.,
But when we got there our feelings changed, became very excited and I was really very excited because we saw the bustling atmosphere of tourists and beaches full of people.,
Cars coming from above will not see the cars below, but can only see the headlights of other cars shining up.,
Children were shocked to see frogs.,
Did you notice anything unusual?,
Did you see him go out?,
Do you see it? (male polite form),
Do you see the bridge there? (male polite form),
Do you see the gecko on the wall?,
Do you see the lake there? (male polite form),
Do you see the mountain there? (male polite form),
Do you see the river there? (male polite form),
Do you see the tower there?,
Do you see the village there? (male polite form),
Every time Tom sees Mary, he smiles.,
Have you ever seen rain?,
Have you seen the news?,
He saw us off to the station.,
He told the police that he had seen nothing suspicious.
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