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"indicates a question, when the expected answer is known (alternate pronunciation)" in Thai

เหรอ
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The Thai translation for “indicates a question, when the expected answer is known (alternate pronunciation)” is เหรอ.

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Examples of "indicates a question, when the expected answer is known (alternate pronunciation)" in use

There are 35 examples of the Thai word for "indicates a question, when the expected answer is known (alternate pronunciation)" being used:
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Really? จริงเหรอ
Can’t you understand? คุณไม่เข้าใจเหรอ
Do you really want to go? คุณอยากไปจริงๆเหรอ
Hasn’t Tom arrived yet? ทอมยังไม่มาอีกเหรอ
Were you alone? คุณอยู่คนเดียวเหรอ
Are you from here? คุณเป็นคนที่นี่เหรอ
Don’t you want to see your kids? คุณไม่อยากเจอลูกๆเหรอ
What is your name? (informal) แล้วเธอชื่ออะไรเหรอ?
Are you Tom’s kid? คุณเป็นลูกของทอมเหรอ
Do you really like it here? คุณชอบที่นี่จริงๆเหรอ

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Are these your friends?,
Are you a carpenter?,
Are you kidding me?,
Are you really thinking of buying that old car?,
Are you sure there were only three of them?,
Are you sure you don’t need to be there?,
Are you Tom’s kid?,
Aren’t you scared of him?,
Can’t you understand?,
Did you sit in the back?,
Didn’t you have class today?,
Do I have to go to the hospital?,
Do you come here every night?,
Do you really like it here?,
Do you really not remember me?,
Do you really want to go?,
Do you think this is too big?,
Does Tom intend to do that?,
Don’t you feel tired?,
Don’t you want to see your kids?
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