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"to take" in Thai

เอา
To take. The Thai for "to take" is "เอา".
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Summary

The Thai translation for “to take” is เอา.

Pronounced the same

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to want เอา

See also

Recording English Thai Learn
to take (formal) นำ
to carry; to take พก

Examples of "to take" in use

There are 64 examples of the Thai word for "to take" being used:
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I brought that. (female speaker) ฉันเอามาแล้ว
He brings food to eat. เขาเอาอาหารมาทาน
He brings money to go shopping. เขาเอาเงินมาซื้อของ
He takes the book to the house. เขาเอาหนังสือไปบ้าน
He brings food to this room. เขาเอาอาหารมาห้องนี้
What should I take? ผมควรจะเอาอะไรไปบ้าง
He brings the book here. เขาเอาหนังสือมาที่นี่
When will you go to take the car? คุณจะไปเอารถเมื่อไหร่
He takes the book to the bedroom. เขาเอาหนังสือไปห้องนอน
When will you go and get the money? (female polite form) คุณจะไปเอาเงินเมื่อไหร่คะ

Practice Lesson

"to take" Practice (38)
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Lesson phrases
a woman puts rubbish into an orange bag,
a woman soaking her feet in a stream,
Another problem after we got to the hotel was that we couldn’t drive the car into the beach because there were a lot of people and there was no parking for us.,
But I ordered the grilled seafood, the grilled seafood are everything including seafood, such as shrimp crabs clams and squid. Bring it to the full table.,
Did you bring an umbrella with you?,
Did you bring your ski boots?,
Do you want to take a road map?,
Do you want to take a travel guide?,
Do you want to take an umbrella?,
Don’t give any of these things to your kids.,
He put his feet on the table.,
He puts money in his shirt pocket.,
He took my sandals.,
I almost forgot to bring my lunch.,
I brought that. (female speaker),
I got my bicycle repaired yesterday.,
I stepped with my feet in the water, Oh! very cold, it was very cold.,
I swam with a large swimming ring to play.,
I thought that we’d outsmarted everybody.,
I took my underpants to be washed.
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