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How to say feeling(s)
in Thai
ความรู้สึก
kwaam-rúu-sùek
feeling(s)
kwaam midrúu highsùek low
ความ + verb = noun. ทำร้ายความรู้สึก = hurt someone's feelings.
- Part of speech
- noun
In a sentence
- ไม่อยากทำร้ายความรู้สึกเขาmâi yàak tam-ráai kwaam-rúu-sùek kǎoI don't want to hurt her feelings.
From the same situation: Opinions and discussion
- คิดto think
- ว่าthat (after say/think/feel)
- สงสัยto wonder, suspect
- มั้งI guess, maybe
- แน่นอนcertainly, definitely
- จริงๆreally, truly
- ความคิดเห็นopinion
- มุมมองpoint of view, perspective
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