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"child (human or animal)" in Thai

ลูก
Child. The Thai for "child" is "ลูก".
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Literal Breakdown

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The 36th consonant of the Thai alphabet ล
vowel u (long version) อู
The 1st consonant of the Thai alphabet ก

Summary

The Thai translation for “child (human or animal)” is ลูก. The Thai, ลูก, can be broken down into 3 parts:"The 36th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ล), "vowel u (long version)" (อู) and "The 1st consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ก).

Pronounced the same

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lozenge; piece of candy ลูกอม
classifier for round fruits, round vegetables, midsized hard round objects and storms ลูก
round object; stick object ลูก
person; guy ลูก

See also

Recording English Thai Learn
child (human) เด็ก
children (human or animal) ลูกๆ
children เด็กๆ

Examples of "child" in use

There are 82 examples of the Thai word for "child" being used:
Recording English Thai Learn
children (human or animal) ลูกๆ
son ลูกชาย
my child (female speaker) ลูกของฉัน
Do you have kids? คุณมีลูกไหม
Does she have any children? เธอมีลูกไหม
I don’t have any children. ฉันไม่มีลูก
She has no kids. เธอไม่มีลูก
Do you have children? (male polite form) คุณมีลูกไหมครับ
Do you want to have children? คุณอยากมีลูกไหม
She’s going to have a baby. เธอกำลังจะมีลูก

Practice Lesson

"child (human or animal)" Practice (83)
Lesson
Lesson words
calf,
chick,
child (human or animal),
children (human or animal),
daughter,
duckling,
employee,
employee (formal),
gosling,
kitten,
lamb,
piglet,
puppy,
son
etc.

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Lesson phrases
a boy and a baby orangutan on a bench,
a man with his child in the park,
a mother breastfeeding her twins,
a mother monkey and a baby monkey,
a rhinoceros and a baby rhinoceros on the road,
a tribal woman with her child,
an elephant and a baby elephant,
And those are my two children.,
Are you Tom’s kid?,
boy scouts,
But the neighbours have naughty children.,
Children are reading the fairy tale of The Three Little Pigs.,
cousin,
Do you have children? (male polite form),
Do you have kids?,
Do you want to have children?,
Does she have any children?,
Don’t give any of these things to your kids.,
He has a child.,
He has one child.
etc.

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