Jingjok
How to say to pester, keep trying (persistently)
in Thai
ตื๊อ
dtúue
to pester, keep trying (persistently)
dtúue high
The persistent suitor who won't give up: ตื๊อจนได้ 'kept at it until he succeeded'.
- Part of speech
- verb
- Register
- casual
In a sentence
- เขาตื๊อจนเธอยอมkǎo dtúue jon tooe yaawmHe kept at it until she gave in.
From the same situation: Relationships
- จีบto court, chase, flirt with
- คบto date, go out with; associate with
- เดทdate
- หลงรักto fall for, be smitten with
- รักแรกพบlove at first sight
- แอบto do secretly
- สเปคtype (of person you like)
- ถูกใจto take a liking to, please
All 78 words and phrases in “Relationships” →
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