Jingjok
How to say to take (someone) home, see off
in Thai
ไปส่ง
bpai-sòng
to take (someone) home, see off · to drop off
bpai midsòng low
เดี๋ยวไปส่ง 'I'll take you home / to the station'. Offering is caring; accepting is fine.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- เดี๋ยวไปส่งที่บ้านdǐao bpai-sòng tîi bâanI'll take you home.
From the same situation: Making friends
- เงินเดือนsalary
- เลี้ยงto treat (pay for someone); to raise, look after
- แชร์to share; to split (the bill)
- ด้วยกันtogether
- หรือเปล่าor not? (yes/no question)
- เหรอreally? (checking, surprise)
- ล่ะwhat about…? (follow-up question)
- ศาสนาreligion
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Jingjok teaches ไปส่ง with audio, the tone drawn on screen, and a check on your own voice. Handle personal questions with ease, invite and be invited, give and take compliments, and sort out who pays.
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