คำอุทาน อังกฤษ
สัทอักษรสากล: [kham u thān]การออกเสียง: คำอุทาน การใช้"คำอุทาน" คือ"คำอุทาน" จีน
- n. interjection
- ค: The fourth consonคำตรงข้าม:of the Thai alphabet, a low or third class letter
- คำ: n. 1. word(s), (oral) speech, a mouthful; clf. 2. classifier for an
- อ: The forty-third consonคำตรงข้าม:of the Thai alphabet, having the sound of a
- อุ: [u] n. rice wine ; fermented rice liquor
- อุทาน: v. to exclaim, to cry out. ที่เกี่ยวข้อง: สาธุ to put both hands in
- ุ: last word prep
- ท: The twenty-third consonคำตรงข้าม:in the Thai alphabet, a low class letter of
- ทา: v. to apply; to smear; to paint. ที่เกี่ยวข้อง: ทาสี (to paint
- ทาน: n. 1. alms, donation, gift, charity, offering; 2. (polite form) to eat;
- น: The twenty-fifth consonคำตรงข้าม:of the Thai alphabet, a low class letter of
ประโยค
Interjection last of Mohandas Gandhi in the shot is "Oh Ram"
ARE is an exclamation you use when you become aware of something.
Those aren't the words you want to say when your CEO walks into a room. Well, technically "uh" and "oh" aren't words, they're interjections--
That was a subconscious comment.
We know you would be proud if you hear your customers say, “This bread looks so yummy!”, as it is a clear indication that your bread has touched your customers’ hearts.
