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คราวที่แล้ว

Components

คราว
ที่
แล้ว

Pronunciation

khraaw thîi lɛ́ɛw

คราวที่แล้ว

khraaw thîi lɛ́ɛw

last time

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  1. 1 last time、the previous occasion

Refers to the previous occasion relative to the present or currently discussed event.

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last time、the previous occasion

Noun⭐️4 Often used

Identifies the last occasion in a series of events or experiences.

Learning notes

Explanation

This expression combines คราว, “occasion” or “time,” with ที่แล้ว, “previous” or “past.” It does not identify a specific calendar date. Instead, it refers to the previous occurrence of a repeated or contextually understood event, such as the last lesson, the last visit, or the last time someone did something. Although it is structurally a noun phrase, it is often placed at the beginning of a sentence and functions like the time expression “last time.” It is common and neutral in everyday Thai.

Usage

Commonly used when recalling an earlier lesson, meeting, visit, trip, or experience, especially when comparing it with the current occasion. It is most natural when the speakers share enough context to know which previous event is meant.

Caution

Unlike “yesterday,” this expression does not specify a fixed date. It normally means the immediately previous relevant occasion, not the past in general.

Differences from similar words

1 last time synonyms

  • ครั้งที่แล้ว also means “last time” and tends to present the event more clearly as one occurrence in a countable series. คราวที่แล้ว focuses slightly more on the previous occasion or situation, though the two are often interchangeable in everyday speech.

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