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How to say more than (-er)
in Thai
กว่า
gwàa
more than (-er) · than
gwàa low
After an adjective: ถูกกว่า 'cheaper', ใหญ่กว่า 'bigger'. Add what you compare with: ใหญ่กว่านี้ 'bigger than this'.
- Part of speech
- adv
- Remember it
- My GUAVA's bigger than yours.
In a sentence
- ถูกกว่าtùuk gwàacheaper
- ใหญ่กว่านี้yài gwàa níibigger than this one
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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