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How to say to hurt (sharp pain)
in Thai
เจ็บ
jèp
to hurt (sharp pain) · sore, injured
jèp low
Sharp or surface pain and injuries; also the throat (เจ็บคอ). During a massage, เจ็บ! means 'ouch, ease off'.
- Part of speech
- verb
- Remember it
- A sharp JAB: that hurts!
In a sentence
- เจ็บมากjèp mâakIt really hurts.
The culture behind it
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From the same situation: Health and pharmacy
- ปวดto ache
- หัวhead
- ปวดหัวto have a headache
- ท้องstomach, belly
- ปวดท้องto have a stomach ache
- ท้องเสียto have diarrhoea
- ไข้fever
- หวัดa cold
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