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"to want to" in Thai

อยาก
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Summary

The Thai translation for “to want to” is อยาก.

See also

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 Englishto want Thaiเอา Learn
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 Englishto desire Thaiใคร่ Learn
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 Englishto require; to want Thaiต้องการ Learn

Examples of "to want to" in use

There are 319 examples of the Thai word for "to want to" being used:
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 Englishwe would like... Thaiเราอยากจะ Learn
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 EnglishNo, he doesn’t want it. (male polite form) Thaiไม่อยากครับ Learn
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 EnglishNo, I don’t want to. (male polite form) Thaiไม่อยากครับ Learn
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 EnglishI want to work. Thaiฉันอยากทำงาน Learn
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 EnglishI don’t want to have a car. Thaiฉันไม่อยากมีรถ Learn
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 EnglishDo you want to stay here? Thaiคุณอยากอยู่ที่นี่ไหม Learn
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 EnglishI didn’t want to come here today. Thaiวันนี้ผมไม่อยากมาที่นี่ Learn
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 EnglishI want you to come here. Thaiผมอยากให้คุณมาที่นี่ Learn
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 EnglishI don’t want Tom to stay here. Thaiผมไม่อยากให้ทอมอยู่ที่นี่ Learn
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 EnglishWhere do you want to go? Thaiคุณอยากไปไหน Learn

Practice Lesson

"to want to" Practice (320)
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Lesson words
curious; prying,
to want to
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Lesson phrases
Actually I want to go to America.,
Actually I wanted to drive home.,
All I wanted to do was sit there quietly and think.,
All parents want their children to study at a very good school.,
Because the government service wants me to know Thai.,
Did you want to tell me something?,
Do you feel like going for a walk together?,
Do you feel like swimming?,
Do you really want to go?,
Do you want a window or an aisle seat? (male polite form),
Do you want me to peel the potatoes?,
Do you want some more soup? (male polite form),
Do you want something?,
Do you want this?,
Do you want to be a soldier or a policeman?,
Do you want to be my friend?,
Do you want to dance?,
Do you want to eat anything?,
Do you want to eat here?,
Do you want to eat this?
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