Jingjok
How to say to wrap
in Thai
ห่อ
hàaw
to wrap · to pack up, packet
hàaw low
To wrap up; at a food stall it means 'to go'. Also a noun: a pack or parcel.
- Part of speech
- verb
- Remember it
- HOW do I wrap this to go?
In a sentence
- ห่อกลับบ้านhàaw glàp bâanto take away (wrap to take home)
- ห่อได้ไหมhàaw dâai mǎiCan you wrap it to go?
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