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Thai

ไปส่ง

Components

ไป
ส่ง

Pronunciation

pay sòŋ

ไปส่ง

pay sòŋ

take (someone) somewhere

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  1. 1 take (someone) somewhere、see (someone) off
  2. 2 go deliver (something)、take (something) to someone

Describes going somewhere to take a person or deliver something to its destination. With people, it can also mean accompanying someone to a departure point to see them off.

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take (someone) somewhere、see (someone) off

Verb⭐️4 Often used

Means taking or accompanying someone to a destination, including seeing them off at a station, airport, or similar departure point.

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go deliver (something)、take (something) to someone

Verb⭐️4 Often used

Means going to a destination in order to personally deliver an item, document, or other physical object.

Learning notes

Explanation

ไปส่ง combines ไป, “go,” with ส่ง, “send” or “deliver.” It implies that someone travels in order to take a person or carry an item to its destination. With people, it covers both taking someone home or elsewhere and accompanying them to a station or airport to see them off. With objects, it normally suggests personally taking the item to the recipient or delivery location. A common pattern is ไปส่ง + person or thing + ที่ + place. The recipient of an item can be introduced with ให้.

Usage

Common in everyday situations such as taking family or friends home, to school, to a station, or to an airport. It is also used when someone personally goes to deliver documents, packages, or goods to a company or customer.

Caution

Do not normally use ไปส่ง for merely sending an email, message, or shipment; use ส่ง unless someone actually goes to make the delivery. A destination is commonly introduced with ที่, and the person being taken should be stated when the context does not make it clear.

Differences from similar words

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