นี่สร้อยที่พี่ใส่ติดตัวตลอดnêe sôi têe pêe sài dtìt dtuua dtà-lòt
This is the necklace I wear always
ใส่ (sài) is a versatile verb that means "to put on," "to wear," "to add," or "to insert." Its precise meaning depends heavily on the context. Here are some examples to illustrate its various uses:
Example 1: Putting on clothing.
Thai: ใส่เสื้อ (sài sʉ̂a)
English:** Put on a shirt. / Wear a shirt.
Example 2: Adding ingredients.
Thai: ใส่เกลือลงในซุป (sài ghlǝ̄ʉ lŏng nai sùp)
English:** Add salt to the soup.
Example 3: Inserting something into something else
Thai: ใส่กุญแจลงในรู (sài gun-jɛɛ lŏng nai ruu)
English:** Insert the key into the keyhole.
Example 4: Putting something into a container.
Thai: ใส่ของลงในกระเป๋า (sài khɔ̌ng lŏng nai grà-pɛɛo)
English: Put the things into the bag.
Example 5: Adding fuel to a vehicle.
Thai: ใส่เบนซิน (sài ben-sin)
English:** Fill up with gasoline. / Add gasoline.
Example 6: Wearing accessories.
Thai: ใส่นาฬิกา (sài naa-li-gaa)
English:** Wear a watch. / Put on a watch.
Example 7: Adding a file to a computer.
Thai: ใส่ไฟล์ (sài fai)
English: Add a file. / Insert a file.
Example 8: Adding information.
Thai: ใส่ข้อมูล (sài khɔɔm-mʉːn)
English: Add information. / Input data.
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