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"to live at" in Thai

อยู่
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Literal Breakdown

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The 43rd consonant of the Thai alphabet อ
The 34th consonant of the Thai alphabet ย
vowel u (long version) อู
low tone marker ่ ไม้เอก

Summary

The Thai translation for “to live at” is อยู่. The Thai, อยู่, can be broken down into 4 parts:"The 43rd consonant of the Thai alphabet" (อ), "The 34th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ย), "vowel u (long version)" (อู) and "low tone marker" (่ ไม้เอก).

See also

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to stay พักพิง

Examples of "to live at" in use

There are 767 examples of the Thai word for "to live at" being used:
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I’ll be here for three more years. ผมจะอยู่ที่นี่อีกสามปี
This is the house that I used to live in. นี่คือบ้านที่ฉันเคยอยู่
How many years will he be in Thailand? เขาจะไปอยู่เมืองไทยกี่ปี
When was he living in Thailand? เขาเคยอยู่เมืองไทยเมื่อไหร่
I have been in Thailand two years already. ผมอยู่เมืองไทยมาได้สองปีแล้ว
How many years have you been in Thailand? คุณอยู่เมืองไทยมาได้กี่ปีแล้ว
He was living in Thailand five years ago. เขาเคยอยู่เมืองไทยเมื่อห้าปีก่อน
Is he at home? เขาอยู่บ้านหรือเปล่า
We did not want to stay long. เราไม่อยากอยู่นาน
We shouldn’t be here. เราไม่ควรอยู่ที่นี่

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a baby in a car,
a bell hanging on a tree,
a boy having fun in a bathtub,
A camel lives in the desert.,
a dog stands on the trash,
A duck is in my swimming pool.,
a family and a horse cart in front of their house,
A fat lady lives upstairs.,
a goat under a table,
A knife is on a cutting board.,
A lot of boats are moored at the harbor.,
a man sitting in a wheelchair while fishing,
a man standing in front of a small plane,
A nosy lady lives downstairs.,
a photographer sitting on top of car photographing a tall man,
A rainbow is an arc in the sky.,
A red car has parked in front of the school.,
a smiling woman sitting on some steps,
a woman in a bikini standing in the sea with arms outstretched,
a woman in front of a bookshelf
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