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How to say kilo (kilogram or kilometre)
in Thai
กิโล
gì-loo
kilo (kilogram or kilometre)
gì lowloo mid
Short for both กิโลกรัม and กิโลเมตร; context decides. Signs write กก. for kilograms. กิโลละ… 'per kilo'.
- Part of speech
- noun
In a sentence
- กิโลละเท่าไหร่gì-loo lá tâo-ràiHow much per kilo?
- ครึ่งกิโลkrûeng gì-loohalf a kilo
From the same situation: Shopping and the market
- ซื้อto buy
- ขายto sell
- ของthings, stuff
- ตัวclassifier for clothes and animals
- ลูกclassifier for round fruit and balls
- คันclassifier for vehicles
- คู่pair (classifier)
- มีto have; there is
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