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"from" in Thai

จาก
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Summary

The Thai translation for “from” is จาก.

Pronounced the same

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to depart; to leave จาก

See also

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will จะ

Examples of "from" in use

There are 166 examples of the Thai word for "from" being used:
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We have to leave this town before Friday. เราต้องออกจากเมืองนี้ก่อนวันศุกร์
a calf suckling milk from her mother ลูกวัวดูดนมจากแม่วัว
This product comes from Laos. สินค้าตัวนี้มาจากลาว
She just left the office. เธอพึ่งออกจากออฟฟิศ
He got fired from the office. เขาถูกไล่ออกจากออฟฟิศ
Do you come from Europe? (male polite form) คุณมาจากยุโรปใช่ไหมครับ
Or is it made of plastic? หรือว่าทำมาจากพลาสติก
Thailand imports a large number of products from China. ไทยนำเข้าสินค้าจากจีนเป็นจำนวนมาก
The Spanish embassy is not far from the American embassy. สถานฑูตสเปนไม่ไกลจากสถานฑูตอเมริกัน
A sentence is made up of many words. ประโยคเป็นการสร้างจากคำหลายคำ

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A glass is made from sand.,
As soon as we got a table, we started ordering food immediately.,
but deliver us from evil, for the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours.,
Call me from the airport.,
Cars coming from above will not see the cars below, but can only see the headlights of other cars shining up.,
Do you come from America? (male polite form),
Do you come from Asia? (male polite form),
Do you come from Europe? (male polite form),
Don’t anybody leave this room.,
Don’t forget to take an umbrella before leaving home. (female polite form),
Er...the distance from Chiang Mai to Trad is about nine hundred and ninety two kilometers.,
From Basel. (male polite form),
from now on,
He is suffering from toothache.,
He might answer me that yeah.. I have just came back from Bangkok.,
He resigned as president.,
He took money from his shirt pocket.,
How do you know that.,
I am getting out of the water now.,
I don’t want to leave here.
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