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How to say headlight
in Thai
ไฟหน้า
fai-nâa
headlight
fai midnâa falling
Bikes must have their headlight on; many switch on automatically.
- Part of speech
- noun
- Literally
- front light
In a sentence
- ไฟหน้าไม่ติดfai-nâa mâi dtìtThe headlight isn't working.
From the same situation: Motorbikes, cars, police
- หมวกกันน็อกhelmet
- น้ำมันfuel, petrol; oil
- เติมto fill up, top up
- เต็มถังfull tank
- ดีเซลdiesel
- ด่านcheckpoint
- ค่าปรับfine (amount)
- ใบสั่งtraffic ticket
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