How to Say “Bottle” in Thai

ขวด
kùuat/kʰua̯t̚˨˩/
The English word "bottle" is translated into Thai as ขวด (kùuat).
Meaning: container (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The word ขวด (kùuat) functions as a classifier for bottles in Thai.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is kùuat. The IPA is /kʰua̯t̚˨˩/.

Did you know?

  • In Thailand, you will often see ขวด (bottles) of water or soda topped with a small piece of plastic wrap and a rubber band to prevent leaks.
  • While 'bottle' refers to the container, the Thai word ขวด is also used as a classifier for various small, cylindrical objects that are not necessarily liquid containers.
  • The low tone used in ขวด means that if you use a high or mid tone, a native speaker might mistake the word for something entirely different or not understand you at all.

Examples in context

  • เขาดื่มไวน์หนึ่งขวด
    He drank a bottle of wine.
    This sentence shows how to use ขวด when referring to a bottle of wine.
    Tatoeba #8671168 by pastelite, translation #293398 by CK
  • เติมน้ำลงในขวดให้เต็ม
    Fill the bottle with water.
    This sentence demonstrates the use of ขวด when filling a bottle with water.
    Tatoeba #8679111 by pastelite, translation #44290 by CK
  • แทบไม่มีน้ำเลยในขวดนี้
    There is almost no water in this bottle.
    This sentence illustrates using ขวด to describe the contents of a specific bottle.
    Tatoeba #8743280 by pastelite, translation #57409 by CK
  • 2 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Sirin and Witthawat are preparing drinks for a party.

  1. สิรินทร์ Sirin

    คุณช่วยส่งขวดน้ำให้ฉันหน่อยได้ไหม
    khun chuay song khuat nam hai chan noi dai mai
    Could you please pass me the water bottle?
  2. วิทวัส Witthawat

    ได้ครับ ขวดนั้นวางอยู่บนโต๊ะ
    dai krap khuat nan wang yu bon toh
    Yes, that bottle is on the table.
  3. สิรินทร์ Sirin

    ขอบคุณมากค่ะ วิทวัส
    khop khun mak ka Witthawat
    Thank you very much, Witthawat.
  4. วิทวัส Witthawat

    ไม่เป็นไรครับ สิรินทร์
    mai pen rai krap Sirin
    You're welcome, Sirin.

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