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How to say to hear (someone) out, to take on board
in Thai
รับฟัง
ráp-fang
to hear (someone) out, to take on board
ráp highfang mid
More than ฟัง: listening with intent to consider. รับฟังทุกความเห็น.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- รับฟังความคิดเห็นráp-fang kwaam-kít-hěnlisten to opinions
From the same situation: Argument and persuasion
- โน้มน้าวto persuade, to win over
- ชักจูงto induce, to lead (someone) into
- หว่านล้อมto coax, to talk (someone) round
- เกลี้ยกล่อมto persuade gently, to talk round
- ขอร้องto beg, to plead, to ask earnestly
- อ้อนวอนto implore, to beseech
- จูงใจto motivate, to entice
- แรงจูงใจmotivation, incentive
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