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"already; in the past" in Thai

แล้ว
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Summary

The Thai translation for “already; in the past” is แล้ว.

Pronounced the same

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so; and แล้ว

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to turn เลี้ยว

Examples of "already; in the past" in use

There are 448 examples of the Thai word for "already; in the past" being used:
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I’ve said that already. ผมเคยพูดไปแล้ว
I have booked a room. (male polite form) ผมจองห้องแล้วครับ
The taxi’s here. แท็กซี่มาแล้ว
Have you booked a room yet? คุณจองห้องแล้วหรือยัง
I have received the key from the landlord. ฉันได้รับกุญแจจากเจ้าของบ้านแล้ว
I passed the exam. ฉันสอบผ่านแล้ว
I’m ready. ฉันพร้อมแล้ว
The food is ready. อาหารพร้อมแล้ว
Everything is ready. ทุกอย่างพร้อมแล้ว
But I don’t smoke anymore. แต่ตอนนี้ผมไม่สูบแล้ว

Practice Lesson

"already; in the past" Practice (449)
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actually,
ago,
already; in the past
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Lesson phrases
A dish of fried rice cost two hundred that I believe is very expensive.,
A new semester has started.,
After he has no sleeping bag to sleep with, he tries to find a garage to sleep in.,
All the concert tickets were sold out.,
All the seats are reserved.,
Also your friend, how long he has been here?,
Another problem after we got to the hotel was that we couldn’t drive the car into the beach because there were a lot of people and there was no parking for us.,
Are you already allowed to drink alcohol?,
Are you already allowed to drive?,
Are you already allowed to travel abroad alone?,
Because at that time it was already dark.,
Besides, Cambodia became a colonial country of the Ayutthaya Kingdom.,
Both of them have arrived here.,
But I already know a lot of people.,
But I don’t smoke anymore.,
But she already has a boyfriend.,
But when we got there our feelings changed, became very excited and I was really very excited because we saw the bustling atmosphere of tourists and beaches full of people.,
Can he swim yet?,
Can you write Thai yet? (male polite form),
Did you do your best?
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