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"to take people or animals; to bring" in Thai

พา

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The Thai translation for “to take people or animals; to bring” is พา.

Examples of "to take people or animals; to bring" in use

There are 28 examples of the Thai word for "to take people or animals; to bring" being used:
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Get everybody out.

พาทุกคนออกไป
Where are you taking me?

คุณจะพาฉันไปไหน
I brought some friends with me.

ผมพาเพื่อนมาด้วย
I’m going to take you to Tom.

ผมจะพาคุณไปหาทอม
I didn’t bring them.

ผมไม่ได้พาพวกเขามา
I’ll take them with me.

ผมจะพาพวกเขาไปกับผม
Let me take you to the door.

ให้ผมพาคุณไปที่ประตู
He will take us to see the floating market.

เขาจะพาเราไปดูตลาดน้ำ
Tom took his daughter to school.

ทอมพาลูกสาวไปโรงเรียน
I’ll take you to the ticket office.

ฉันจะพาคุณไปที่ขายตั๋ว

Practice Lesson

"to take people or animals; to bring" Practice (25)
Lesson
Lesson words
to kidnap; to abduct,
to take people or animals; to bring,
tour
etc.

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Lesson phrases
Can you give me a lift back from the cinema tonight, dad? (female speaker),
Could you walk the dog?,
Get everybody out.,
He brings us here to get on the boat.,
He brings us to go shopping here.,
He takes us to come and eat here.,
He takes us to go and have a meal at the shop.,
He takes us to visit Chiang Mai.,
He takes us to visit the floating market.,
He will bring his wife and children to go together.,
He will take us to see the floating market.,
I brought some friends with me.,
I didn’t bring them.,
I want to take you out for dinner,
I’m going to take you to Tom.,
Let me take you to the door.,
Mack said to Ann “Can I bring my horse to eat the grass here?”,
They’ll take you to the airport.,
Tom took his daughter to school.,
When does the tour end? (male polite form)
etc.

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