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"to use" in Thai

ใช้
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Literal Breakdown

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vowel ai mai muan ใ
The 10th consonant of the Thai alphabet ช
falling tone marker ไม้โท

Summary

The Thai translation for “to use” is ใช้. The Thai, ใช้, can be broken down into 3 parts:"vowel ai mai muan" (ใ), "The 10th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ช) and "falling tone marker" (ไม้โท).

Examples of "to use" in use

There are 91 examples of the Thai word for "to use" being used:
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usage; usability การใช้
Learning a language takes time. การเรียนภาษาต้องใช้เวลา
I’d like something that won’t take much time. ผมอยากได้อะไรที่ใช้เวลาทำไม่นาน
This task took three hours. งานนี้ใช้เวลาสามชั่วโมง
How long was your flight? (female polite form) คุณใช้เวลาบินมานานเท่าไหร่คะ
This is water to use. นี่น้ำสำหรับใช้
How much money do you spend in a month? ในหนึ่งเดือนคุณใช้เงินเท่าไหร่
Which textbook are you using? (male polite form) คุณใช้หนังสือเรียนเล่มไหนครับ
I spend my free time with my kids. ฉันใช้เวลาว่างกับลูกๆ
You need a big suitcase. คุณต้องใช้กระเป๋าใบใหญ่

Practice Lesson

"to use" Practice (81)
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Lesson words
electronics,
expenses; outgoings,
to use,
utensil; implement
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Lesson phrases
abuse of authority,
An hourglass was an instrument used to measure time in ancient times.,
Are you using your washing machine to wash the clothes?,
Because the transportation costs of the various things uses a lot of oil.,
But not that using impolite language is a bad thing.,
But some...some groups, some people, really close friends with each other, they can use these.,
But to use the impolite form of the words “you” or “I” you must have a really close friendship with the people.,
Can I use a credit card?,
Can I use your phone?,
Could you explain how the dishwasher works please?,
Do you cook on an electric or a gas stove?,
Don’t use the elevator if there’s a fire.,
How do you use it?,
How long did this book take you to write?,
How long does the journey to Berlin take? (male polite form),
How long is the tour? (male polite form),
How long was your flight? (female polite form),
How long will it take this parcel to get there?,
How many hours a week do you spend in the classroom?,
How much money do you spend in a month?
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