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ไปเยี่ยม

Components

ไป

Pronunciation

pay yîam

ไปเยี่ยม

pay yîam

go to visit someone

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  1. 1 go to visit someone、go to see someone who is ill

Describes going to see someone where they are, often to spend time with them or check how they are doing. It is also used for visiting someone in the hospital.

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go to visit someone、go to see someone who is ill

Verb⭐️4 Often used

Means to go and visit a person, including making a social visit or going to see someone who is ill.

Learning notes

Explanation

ไปเยี่ยม combines ไป, “to go,” with เยี่ยม, “to visit a person.” The basic pattern is ไปเยี่ยม + person. A location can be added with ที่, as in ไปเยี่ยมเพื่อนที่บ้าน, “go visit a friend at their home.” The expression normally implies that seeing the person is the purpose of the trip. It works for ordinary visits to friends or relatives and for visits made out of concern, such as seeing someone in the hospital. Use มาเยี่ยม instead when the visitor comes toward the speaker or another established reference point.

Usage

Commonly used when visiting relatives who live elsewhere, going to see a friend, or visiting someone who is sick or hospitalized. Everyday patterns include จะไปเยี่ยม for a planned visit and ไปเยี่ยมกันไหม for suggesting a visit together.

Caution

ไปเยี่ยม normally takes a person as the object and is not the usual expression for sightseeing. Use ไปเที่ยว for a recreational or sightseeing trip and เยี่ยมชม for visiting or touring a place or facility.

Differences from similar words

1 go to visit someone synonyms

  • มาเยี่ยม means to come and visit, with the movement directed toward the speaker or another reference point. ไปเยี่ยม means to go and visit, with the movement directed away from that point.

  • ไปหา broadly means to go see someone and can also suggest going to them for a particular reason. ไปเยี่ยม specifically presents the trip as a visit and is especially natural for social visits or checking on someone’s well-being.

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