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ห้องคู่

Components

ห้อง
คู่

Pronunciation

hɔ̂ŋ khûu

ห้องคู่

hɔ̂ŋ khûu

double room

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  1. 1 double room、twin room

This refers to a room intended for two people, especially in a hotel or similar accommodation. By itself, it does not always specify the number or type of beds.

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double room、twin room

Noun⭐️3 Common

A room designed to accommodate two people in a hotel, dormitory, hospital, or similar setting.

Learning notes

Explanation

This noun combines ห้อง, “room,” with คู่, “pair.” It primarily describes a room for two people and is commonly contrasted with ห้องเดี่ยว, “single room.” It may be used for hotels, dormitories, hospitals, and similar facilities. Rooms are counted with ห้อง, so ห้องคู่หนึ่งห้อง means “one room for two.”

Usage

It is commonly used when booking accommodations, asking about availability at reception, or comparing room rates. Useful patterns include จองห้องคู่, “book a room for two,” and มีห้องคู่ไหม, “Do you have a room for two?”

Caution

The term does not always specify the bed arrangement. If that matters, confirm whether the room is ห้องเตียงคู่, with one double bed, or ห้องเตียงแฝด, with two separate beds. It also does not mean “two adjoining rooms”; ห้องติดกัน is used for adjoining rooms.

Differences from similar words

1 double room synonyms

  • ห้องเตียงคู่ normally specifies a room with one double bed. ห้องคู่ is broader: it indicates that the room is for two people without necessarily specifying the bed arrangement.

  • ห้องเตียงแฝด specifically means a twin room with two separate single beds. ห้องคู่ only indicates accommodation for two and does not necessarily mean that there are two beds.

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