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How to say errand, business (to attend to)
in Thai
ธุระ
tú-rá
errand, business (to attend to)
tú highrá high
A polite, vague reason: มีธุระ 'I have something to take care of'. ธุระส่วนตัว 'personal business' needs no more detail.
- Part of speech
- noun
In a sentence
- มีธุระนิดหน่อยmii tú-rá nít-nòiI have a little errand to run.
From the same situation: Work and LINE chat
- ห้องประชุมmeeting room
- ติดประชุมto be stuck in a meeting
- เจ้านายboss, employer
- ทีมteam
- ตำแหน่งposition, job title; location
- คอมcomputer
- โน้ตบุ๊กlaptop
- ปริ้นto print
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