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"vacant; free" in Thai

ว่าง
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Summary

The Thai translation for “vacant; free” is ว่าง.

See also

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clear; empty โล่ง

Examples of "vacant; free" in use

There are 41 examples of the Thai word for "vacant; free" being used:
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Are you free after work? หลังเลิกงานคุณว่างไหม
Are you free after school? หลังเลิกเรียนคุณว่างไหม
Next week I’m free. อาทิตย์หน้าดิฉันว่าง
I’m not free this week. (male polite form) อาทิตย์นี้ผมไม่ว่างครับ
Which day are you free this week? อาทิตย์นี้คุณว่างวันไหนบ้าง
I’m sorry, but tomorrow I’m not free. (male polite form) ขอโทษนะครับพรุ่งนี้ผมไม่ว่างครับ
Are you free this weekend? สุดสัปดาห์นี้คุณว่างไหม
I am free on Sunday. ผมว่างวันอาทิตย์
I tried calling but the line is busy. ฉันพยายามโทรแล้วแต่สายไม่ว่าง
Tom is frequently free in the afternoon. ทอมมักจะว่างในตอนบ่าย

Practice Lesson

"vacant; free" Practice (29)
Lesson
Lesson words
space; blank,
to have empty stomach,
unemployed,
vacancy; opening,
vacant; free
etc.

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Lesson phrases
Are any seats still available?,
Are seats still available? (male polite form),
Are you free on the day after tomorrow? (male polite form),
Are you free this weekend?,
Are you free tonight?,
Are you free?,
Are you free? (female speaker),
Do you have a vacant room? (male polite form),
I am free on Sunday.,
I spend my free time with my kids.,
Is this seat taken? (male polite form),
Is this table taken? (male polite form),
I’m free this afternoon shall we go to shopping together?,
I’m not free this week. (male polite form),
I’m sorry, but tomorrow I’m not free. (male polite form),
Next week I’m free.,
The day after tomorrow I’m free.,
The line is always busy.,
Then, I’m free. (male polite form),
This 7th of April is a day off; are you free? (male polite form)
etc.

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