Over (more than) in Thai

“Over (more than)” in Thai is เกินgoen.

เกิน goen

to exceed; over, beyond verb

  • goen mid
  • Mid: level, in your normal speaking voice.

แพงเกินไปpaeng goen bpai = too expensive.

How to use it

เกินgoen means "over, beyond": ไม่เกินmâi goen + an amount is "no more than", handy for a budget. After a describing word, เกินไปgoen bpai is "too": แพงเกินไปpaeng goen bpai, too expensive. Its opposite is อย่างน้อยyàang-náwy, at least.

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:

  • koen
  • gern
  • kern

More small words in Thai

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    I, me (male speaker)

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    we, us

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    they, them

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    everyone, everybody

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