Charge (a battery) in Thai

“Charge (a battery)” in Thai is ชาร์จcháat.

ชาร์จ cháat

to charge (a battery) verb

cháat high

High: start high and go a little higher, a bit tense; don’t let it fall.

How to use it

ชาร์จcháat is English "charge", said with a high tone, and what you charge is your แบตbàet, battery. Most cafés let you plug in; ask มีที่ชาร์จไหมmii tîi-cháat mǎi, do you have a charger? A flat battery is แบตหมดbàet mòt.

Other spellings you'll see

There's no single official way to write Thai in English letters. We mark the tone of every syllable; online you'll also find:

charj
chaad

More verbs in Thai

All verbs

เป็น bpen Be
to be (a nationality, a job, a role)
มี mii Have
to have
ไป bpai Go
to go
มา maa Come
to come
กิน gin Eat
to eat
ดื่ม dùuem Drink
to drink

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Written by the Learn Thai For Free team
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