Submit in Thai

“Submit” in Thai is ยื่นyûuen.

ยื่น yûuen

to hand (over), to hold out; to submit (a form), to apply verb

yûuen falling

Falling: start high and drop clearly, like a firm “No!”

How to use it

ยื่นyûuen is holding something out to someone: your hand, your passport, a form across a counter. At immigration and other offices it's the word for submitting: ยื่นเอกสารyûuen èek-gà-sǎan, to hand in documents, and ยื่นวีซ่าyûuen wii-sâa, to apply for a visa or an extension. Bring photocopies: Thai offices usually want a signed copy of every document, passport pages included.

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:

yuen
yeun
yun

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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