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How to say to smile
in Thai
ยิ้ม
yím
to smile
yím high
A Thai smile can mean happy, sorry, embarrassed or 'no, but kindly'. Read it with the situation.
- Part of speech
- verb
- Remember it
- Smile and say YUM.
In a sentence
- ยิ้มหน่อยyím nòiSmile!
- ยิ้มสวยyím sǔaia lovely smile
From the same situation: Feelings and the ใจ words
- ชอบto like
- รักto love
- อยากto want to (do)
- อยากได้to want (a thing)
- ไม่ค่อยnot very, not really
- ง่วงsleepy
- เบื่อbored, fed up
- สนุกfun
All 62 words and phrases in “Feelings and the ใจ words” →
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