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How to say to disturb, bother
in Thai
รบกวน
róp-guan
to disturb, bother
róp highguan mid
Also the politest way to ask a favour: รบกวนหน่อยนะคะ 'sorry to trouble you…'. ไม่อยากรบกวน = I don't want to impose.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- รบกวนหน่อยครับróp-guan nòi krápSorry to trouble you…
- เสียงดังรบกวนมากsǐang-dang róp-guan mâakThe noise is very disturbing.
From the same situation: Problems and complaints
- ปัญหาproblem
- ถูกcorrect, right
- แย่bad, terrible
- บริการservice
- ใช้to use
- แตกto break, crack (glass, plates)
- เสียหายdamaged
- เปื้อนstained, dirty (marked)
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