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How to say to judge
in Thai
ตัดสิน
dtàt-sǐn
to judge
dtàt lowsǐn rising
Judge a case or a contest; ตัดสินคนอื่น 'judge other people'. ตัดสินใจ (decide) is the related word you know.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- อย่าเพิ่งตัดสินเขาyàa pûeng dtàt-sǐn kǎoDon't judge him yet.
From the same situation: Opinions and discussion
- คิดto think
- ว่าthat (after say/think/feel)
- สงสัยto wonder, suspect
- มั้งI guess, maybe
- แน่นอนcertainly, definitely
- จริงๆreally, truly
- ความคิดเห็นopinion
- ความรู้สึกfeeling(s)
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