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How to say the power is out
in Thai
ไฟดับ
fai-dàp
the power is out · power cut, blackout
fai middàp low
ดับ = go out (a fire, a light). If only your room is dark, check the breaker box before you call anyone.
- Part of speech
- verb
- Literally
- fire/light goes out
- Remember it
- FIRE goes out: power cut, light a candle.
In a sentence
- ไฟดับทั้งตึกfai-dàp táng dtùekThe whole building has no power.
From the same situation: Home: condo and landlord
- ห้องroom
- อพาร์ตเมนต์apartment building
- เช่าto rent
- ค่าเช่าrent
- มัดจำdeposit
- สัญญาcontract
- ค่าน้ำwater bill
- ค่าไฟelectricity bill
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