ขวดน้ำ
khuat nam
The Thai phrase for water bottle is ขวดน้ำ (khuat nam).
ขวดน้ำ refers to a container specifically used for holding and carrying water.
How do you pronounce it?
khuat nam
Did you know?
- Due to the extreme heat, some Thais use a ขวดน้ำ filled with frozen water as a makeshift ice pack to press against their necks or foreheads.
- If you want to describe a 'water bottle' that is specifically a large, refillable jug, Thais might use the word กระติกน้ำ instead.
- The word ขวด (bottle) can also be used as a classifier when counting bottles, such as saying 'sam khuat' for 'three bottles'.
Examples in context
- ฉันลืมขวดน้ำไว้ในรถ.chan luem khuat nam wai nai rot.I forgot my water bottle in the car.
- ขวดน้ำใบนี้ราคาเท่าไหร่?khuat nam bai ni rakha thao rai?How much is this water bottle?
- ช่วยหยิบขวดน้ำให้หน่อยได้ไหม?chuai yip khuat nam hai noi dai mai?Can you please grab the water bottle for me?
Example conversation
Two friends are preparing for a walk in the park.
- กนกวรรณ Kanokwanธนกฤต อย่าลืมหยิบขวดน้ำไปด้วยนะThanakrit ya luem yip khuat nam pai duai naThanakrit, don't forget to bring a water bottle.
- ธนกฤต Thanakritผมเตรียมขวดน้ำไว้แล้วครับphom triam khuat nam wai laew khrapI have already prepared a water bottle.
- กนกวรรณ Kanokwanดีมากเลยdi mak loeiThat's great.
- ธนกฤต Thanakritเราไปกันเถอะrao pai kan thoeLet's go.
