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ไวน์

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ไวน์

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wine

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  1. 1 wine

This is the general Thai word for wine, especially the alcoholic drink made by fermenting grapes.

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wine

Noun⭐️3 Common Loanword

An alcoholic drink made mainly from fermented grapes, including red, white, and other varieties of wine.

Learning notes

Explanation

This is a loanword from English “wine.” It normally refers to wine made from grapes. Common types include ไวน์แดง (red wine) and ไวน์ขาว (white wine). Wine made from other fruit may be called ไวน์ผลไม้ (fruit wine), with the fruit or type specified. Wine is counted by its container or serving unit, especially แก้ว for a glass and ขวด for a bottle.

Usage

It is commonly used when ordering at restaurants or bars, shopping for wine, or discussing sweetness and food pairings. Frequent combinations include ดื่มไวน์ (drink wine), สั่งไวน์ (order wine), and เปิดไวน์ (open a bottle of wine).

Caution

The word normally refers to an alcoholic drink. Grape juice is น้ำองุ่น, while non-alcoholic wine should be identified as ไวน์ไม่มีแอลกอฮอล์. When giving a quantity, use a serving or container word, as in ไวน์หนึ่งแก้ว (one glass of wine) or ไวน์หนึ่งขวด (one bottle of wine).

Differences from similar words

1 wine synonyms

  • เหล้าองุ่น literally describes an alcoholic drink made from grapes. ไวน์ is the standard, more natural term used in everyday conversation, menus, and product names.

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