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"to sleep" in Thai

นอนหลับ

To sleep. The Thai for "to sleep" is "นอนหลับ".

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Literal Breakdown

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
Recording	Englishto lie down	Thaiนอน	Learn Learn
Recording	Englishto sleep (short form)	Thaiหลับ	Learn Learn

Summary

The Thai translation for “to sleep” is นอนหลับ. The Thai, นอนหลับ, can be broken down into 2 parts:"to lie down" (นอน) and "to sleep (short form)" (หลับ).

See also

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
Recording	Englishto sleep (short form)	Thaiหลับ	Learn Learn
Recording	Englishto sleep (informal short form)	Thaiนอน	Learn Learn
Recording	Englishto take a nap	Thaiงีบ	Learn Learn

Examples of "to sleep" in use

There are 20 examples of the Thai word for "to sleep" being used:

Recording	English	Thai	Learn
Recording	EnglishIt’s too noisy to sleep.	Thaiมันเสียงดังเกินไปที่จะนอนหลับ	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishHe always sleeps before me.	Thaiเขานอนหลับก่อนฉันเสมอ	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishHow many hours do you normally sleep?	Thaiปกติคุณนอนหลับกี่ชั่วโมง	Learn Learn
Recording	Englisha lion sleeping	Thaiสิงโตตัวผู้นอนหลับ	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishYou need to get some sleep.	Thaiคุณต้องนอนหลับพักผ่อน	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishHow did you sleep? (female polite form)	Thaiคุณนอนหลับสบายไหมคะ	Learn Learn
Recording	Englisha homeless man sleeping on the street	Thaiคนไร้บ้านนอนหลับบนถนน	Learn Learn
Recording	Englisha baby sleeping in a hammock	Thaiทารกนอนหลับในเปล	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishA bat sleeps during the day.	Thaiค้างคาวนอนหลับช่วงกลางวัน	Learn Learn
Recording	EnglishI overslept; otherwise I’d have been on time.	Thaiฉันนอนหลับเพลินไม่งั้นฉันก็คงไม่สาย	Learn Learn

Practice Lesson

"to sleep" Practice (23)

Lesson

Lesson words

sleep,

to sleep,

to sleep (short form)

etc.

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Lesson phrases

a baby sleeping in a hammock,

A bat sleeps during the day.,

a homeless man sleeping on the street,

a lion sleeping,

A man is sleeping under the tree.,

a man sleeping in a car,

He always sleeps before me.,

How did you sleep? (female polite form),

How many hours do you normally sleep?,

How many hours do you sleep?,

I don’t like to sleep during the day.,

I like to sleep at night.,

I overslept; otherwise I’d have been on time.,

I want to lie down and sleep.,

It’s too noisy to sleep.,

She was asleep already.,

Sometimes I like to sleep in the daytime,

You need to get some sleep.

etc.

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