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How to say to charge (a battery)
in Thai
ชาร์จ
cháat
to charge (a battery) · to charge
cháat high
English 'charge', said with a high tone like many loanwords, though the spelling suggests falling. ที่ชาร์จ 'charger'. The ร์ is silent.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- ชาร์จแบตcháat bàetcharge the battery
- ที่ชาร์จtîi cháatcharger
From the same situation: Phone, bank, apps
- โทรศัพท์telephone
- มือถือmobile phone
- เบอร์number (phone, size, room)
- ซิมSIM card
- เติมเงินto top up (credit)
- เน็ตinternet, mobile data
- โปรdeal, promotion, plan
- ละper, each
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