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"a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it" in Thai

ไป
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The Thai translation for “a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it” is ไป.

Pronounced the same

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to go ไป

Examples of "a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it" in use

There are 49 examples of the Thai word for "a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it" being used:
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to be impossible เป็นไปไม่ได้
I’ve told you everything I can think of. ผมบอกคุณทุกอย่างที่ผมคิดไปแล้ว
too much เกินไป
How much did you drink? คุณดื่มไปมากแค่ไหนแล้ว
How much did you work? คุณทำงานไปมากแค่ไหนแล้ว
How much did you write? คุณเขียนไปมากแค่ไหนแล้ว
How much did you pay for that? คุณจ่ายไปเท่าไหร่
I’ve spent all my money. ผมใช้เงินไปทั้งหมดแล้ว
Tom took all my money. ทอมเอาเงินทั้งหมดของฉันไป
I’ve already forgotten his name. ผมลืมชื่อเขาไปแล้ว

Practice Lesson

"a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it" Practice (37)
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Lesson words
a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it,
to be impossible,
too much
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Lesson phrases
All my books are gone.,
All the apples are gone.,
Can you write that down for me?,
How many cans of beer have you drunk?,
How much did you drink?,
How much did you pay for that?,
How much did you work?,
How much did you write?,
How was your school recently?,
I only spent three dollars.,
In Thailand, the use of language is mixed.,
It hurts when I touch it.,
It just disappeared.,
I’ve already forgotten his name.,
I’ve said that already.,
I’ve spent all my money.,
I’ve told you everything I can think of.,
Many books have been stolen.,
Our plans have changed.,
Several of the reports were missing.
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