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"train" in Thai

รถไฟ
Train. The Thai for "train" is "รถไฟ".
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Literal Breakdown

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car; vehicle รถ
fire ไฟ

Summary

The Thai translation for “train” is รถไฟ. The Thai, รถไฟ, can be broken down into 2 parts:"car; vehicle" (รถ) and "fire" (ไฟ).

See also

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tram รถราง

Examples of "train" in use

There are 58 examples of the Thai word for "train" being used:
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railroad; railway ทางรถไฟ
The train has left. รถไฟออกไปแล้ว
Who had to take the train? ใครต้องนั่งรถไฟ
When does the train leave? (male polite form) รถไฟออกเมื่อไหร่ครับ
The train will come every hour. รถไฟจะมาทุกๆชั่วโมง
a woman on a bench waiting for the train ผู้หญิงบนม้านั่งกำลังรอรถไฟ
It’s almost time for the train to arrive. ใกล้เวลาที่รถไฟจะมาถึงแล้ว
What time does the first train leave? รถไฟเที่ยวแรกออกกี่โมง
The train leaves in five minutes. รถไฟจะออกในห้านาที
The train will leave in a few moments. รถไฟจะออกในอีกไม่กี่นาที

Practice Lesson

"train" Practice (50)
Lesson
Lesson words
car; vehicle,
fire,
railroad; railway,
subway; underground,
train,
train station
etc.

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Lesson phrases
Do I have to change trains? (male polite form),
Does the train have a sleeping car? (male polite form),
Does this sub-district have a train which passes through it?,
express train,
From which platform does the train leave? (male polite form),
He is booking a train ticket to Bangkok for me.,
He is getting off the train.,
He is getting on the train.,
He will get on the train to Chiang Mai.,
He’ll take either the bus or the train.,
I don’t like traveling by train.,
I like to stand in the train. (female speaker),
I ran as fast as possible, but I missed the last train.,
Is that the train to Berlin? (male polite form),
Is the train delayed? (male polite form),
It’s almost time for the train to arrive.,
It’s cheaper to go by train.,
The next train is in 5 minutes.,
the next train to,
The sleeper is at the end of the train.
etc.

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