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How to say let me go and shower first
in Thai
ขอไปอาบน้ำก่อน
kǎaw bpai àap-náam gàwn
let me go and shower first
Add ครับ (kráp) if you are a man or ค่ะ (kâ) if you are a woman. It makes the sentence polite, and Thais always use it.
ขอ + verb + ก่อน politely asks for a moment. Thais often shower before going out in the evening.
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Words inside it
From the same situation: Daily routine
- ทำto do, to make
- อาบน้ำto shower, to bathe
- แปรงฟันto brush your teeth
- ล้างหน้าto wash your face
- แต่งหน้าto put on make-up
- ออกกำลังกายto exercise, to work out
- จักรยานbicycle
- หลับto be asleep, to fall asleep
All 68 words and phrases in “Daily routine” →
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