Sold out in Thai

“Sold out” in Thai is หมดmòt.

หมด mòt

all gone, used up; sold out verb

  • mòt low
  • Low: flat and lower than your normal voice, dropping a little at the end.

How to use it

หมดmòt means something has run out: food at a stall, a size in a shop, your money, even your patience. Add แล้วláew: หมดแล้วmòt láew, all gone. You also hear it in แบตหมดbàet mòt, the battery's dead, and ทั้งหมดtáng-mòt, all of it, in total.

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:

  • mod
  • mhot
  • hmod

More shopping and money in Thai

All shopping and money
  • เงิน ngoen Money
  • เงินสด ngoen-sòt Cash
  • บาท bàat Baht

    baht (Thai currency)

  • เหรียญ rǐan Coin
  • แบงก์ báeng Banknote
  • บัตร bàt Card

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