Understand spoken Thai

"she" in Thai

เธอ
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Notes

This word is used with friends and is only used for talking to or about females.

Summary

The Thai translation for “she” is เธอ.

See also

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you คุณ
Mr.; Mrs.; Miss คุณ
you (impolite form) มึง
Mr. (loanword) มิสเตอร์
she; her; you (impolite form, female) แก
you (for people older than speaker) พี่
you (for a woman older than speaker’s mother) ป้า
you (for a woman younger than speaker’s mother) น้า
you (informal, for talking with male friends) นาย
news ข่าว

Examples of "she" in use

There are 402 examples of the Thai word for "she" being used:
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She is picking flowers. เธอกำลังเก็บดอกไม้
She heard some shocking news. เธอได้ยินข่าวที่น่าตกใจ
many pimples on her face สิวจำนวนมากบนใบหน้าเธอ
She completed a college degree in psychology. เธอจบปริญญาด้านจิตวิทยา
She gave birth to a baby girl yesterday. เธอคลอดลูกสาวเมื่อวานนี้
Her husband is Norwegian. สามีเธอเป็นคนนอร์เวย์
She searched for a hotel on her mobile phone. เธอค้นหาโรงแรมในมือถือ
She never eats high calorie foods. เธอไม่ทานอาหารแคลอรี่สูง
She works in Austria. เธอทำงานอยู่ที่ออสเตรีย
She is reviewing her lesson. เธอกำลังทบทวนบทเรียนของเธอ

Practice Lesson

"she" Practice (394)
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Lesson phrases
a seedling in her hands,
Although she has no money, she is still buying a car.,
Although she is in pain, she doesn’t go to the doctor.,
Although she went to college, she can’t find a job.,
Among these five people, she is the fastest runner.,
And she read one book.,
And she wrote a card.,
Are you free? (female speaker),
As soon as I arrived at the destination, I called her.,
But for me, when I address a woman, I will call her with the polite form of “you”.,
But she already has a boyfriend.,
Did she come late?,
Do you like her?,
Does she have any children?,
Does she live in Chiang Mai?,
Does she really like me?,
Don’t you feel tired?,
Everyone knows her.,
Has she already finished?,
Has she stopped crying yet?
etc.

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