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How to say seat
in Thai
ที่นั่ง
tîi-nâng
seat
tîi fallingnâng falling
ที่ 'place' + นั่ง 'sit'. มีที่นั่งไหม 'are there any seats?'.
- Part of speech
- noun
In a sentence
- ไม่มีที่นั่งmâi mii tîi-nângThere are no seats.
From the same situation: Ordering like a local
- เมนูmenu
- แนะนำto recommend; to introduce
- พิเศษspecial; extra-large (portion)
- ธรรมดาregular, normal, ordinary
- เจvegan (Chinese-Thai style)
- มังสวิรัติvegetarian
- นั่งto sit
- เสิร์ฟto serve
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