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How to say to get (something bad); passive marker
in Thai
โดน
doon
to get (something bad); passive marker · to be hit
doon mid
โดน + verb = something happens to you: โดนปรับ, โดนขโมย. Also 'hit, touch': โดนรถชน.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- โดนขโมยกระเป๋าdoon kà-mooi grà-bpǎoMy bag got stolen.
From the same situation: Immigration and paperwork
- ตม.immigration (office)
- วีซ่าvisa
- ต่อวีซ่าto extend a visa
- รายงานตัวto report in (in person)
- ที่พักaccommodation, place you stay
- ใบอนุญาตทำงานwork permit
- เอกสารdocument(s)
- สำเนาcopy (of a document)
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