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How to say to heat up
in Thai
อุ่น
ùn
to heat up · warm
ùn low
To warm or reheat; also 'warm' as an adjective. At 7-Eleven: อุ่นด้วย 'heat it, please'.
- Part of speech
- verb
- Remember it
- Put it in the OVEN to heat it up.
In a sentence
- อุ่นด้วยùn dûaiHeat it up, please.
- ไม่อุ่นmâi ùnDon't heat it.
From the same situation: Street food and 7-Eleven
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- ส้มตำpapaya salad
- ต้มยำtom yum soup
- ผัดกะเพราholy basil stir-fry
- ข้าวมันไก่chicken rice
- ก๋วยเตี๋ยวnoodle soup
- ข้าวเหนียวsticky rice
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