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| รวมทั้งพนักงานต้อนรับบนเครื่องบิน ต้องใช้น้ำก๊อกฝรั่งเศสพรมหน้าให้ชุ่มฉ่ำ ruaamM thangH phaH nakH ngaanM dtaawnF rapH bohnM khreuuangF binM dtawngF chaiH naamH gaawkH faL rangL saehtL phrohmM naaF haiF choomF chamL |  |
| pronunciation guide | |
| Phonemic Thai | รวม-ทั้ง-พะ-นัก-งาน-ต้อน-รับ-บน-เคฺรื่อง-บิน-ต็้อง-ไช้-น้าม-ก๊อก-ฝะ-หฺรั่ง-เสด-พฺรม-น่า-ไฮ่-ชุ่ม-ฉ่ำ |
| IPA | ruːam tʰáŋ pʰá nák ŋaːn tɔ̂ːn ráp bon kʰrɯ̂ːaŋ bin tɔ̂ŋ tɕʰáj náːm kɔ́ːk fà ràŋ sèːt pʰrom nâː hâj tɕʰûm tɕʰàm |
| Royal Thai General System | ruam thang phanakngan ton rap bon khrueang bin tong chai nam kok farangset phrom na hai chum cham |
| [example sentence] | |||
| definition | "Even flight attendants have to use French tap water to refresh [passengers] as they board." | ||
| categories | |||
| components | รวมทั้ง | ruaamM thangH | including; additionally; moreover; and |
พนักงานต้อนรับบนเครื่องบิน | phaH nakH ngaanM dtaawnF rapH bohnM khreuuangF binM | airline steward or stewardess, flight attendant | |
 ต้อง | dtawngF | [auxiliary verb] has to...; must...; is required to...; is duty-bound to... | |
| ใช้ | chaiH | to use, employ, exploit an object; utilize; resort to; implement | |
| น้ำก๊อก | naamH gaawkH | tap water | |
| ฝรั่งเศส | faL rangL saehtL | France; "Français" | |
| พรมหน้า | phrohmM naaF | doormat, welcoming carpet, “red carpet” | |
| ให้ | haiF | to give; to let; to send to; to allow; to convey towards; to pay (attention); to have someone do something | |
| ชุ่มฉ่ำ | choomF chamL | [is] moist; moistened; damp; soaked; wet and juicy; humid; succulent; watery; luscious; refreshing; refreshed; fresh | |
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