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ห้องว่าง

Components

ห้อง
ว่าง

Pronunciation

hɔ̂ŋ wâaŋ

ห้องว่าง

hɔ̂ŋ wâaŋ

vacant room

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  1. 1 vacant room、available room

Refers to a room that is unoccupied and available for someone to stay in, rent, or use.

Learning notes

Explanation

This expression combines ห้อง (“room”) with ว่าง (“free, unoccupied, or available”). It usually emphasizes that a room is not being used and is available, rather than merely having nothing inside it. In hotels and rental properties, it means a room or unit available for booking or rent. At home or in an office, it can refer to a room that nobody is currently using. Common patterns include มีห้องว่าง (“have a room available”), ไม่มีห้องว่าง (“have no rooms available”), and หาห้องว่าง (“look for a vacant room”). Rooms are counted with ห้อง, as in มีห้องว่างสองห้อง (“There are two rooms available”).

Usage

Commonly used when asking about hotel availability or looking for a unit to rent in an apartment building or dormitory. It can also describe an unused hospital room, meeting room, or room in a home. Rental advertisements may use the phrase ห้องว่างให้เช่า, meaning that a vacant room is available to rent.

Caution

Although ว่าง can mean “free” or “not busy” when used for a person, ห้องว่าง always refers to an unoccupied or available room. Use ห้องเปล่า when the main point is that the room contains no furniture or belongings.

Differences from similar words

1 vacant room synonyms

  • ห้องเปล่า emphasizes that a room is empty of furniture or belongings. ห้องว่าง instead emphasizes that the room is unoccupied and available for use.

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