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How do you say "No" in Thai? I've learnd it as "mai", but sometimes I hear "bao"
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‘Mai’ is the right way to say no in Thai
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ไม่ mai is no
เปล่า pao is one way of refuse too
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เปล่า is speaking language, informal
you can say เปล่า in meaning no, do nothing
ex. I don't do anything = เราเปล่านะ = เราไม่ได้ทำนะ
and เปล่า can use in question too
ex. Q - เธอทำรึเปล่า do you do this?
A - เปล่า เราไม่ได้ทำ no, I don't.
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