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None, not yet, and only

None, not yet, and only

means “there is no” or “do not have.” For example: .

means “do not have yet.” It suggests that maybe there will be one later, for example .

Use for “there is only…” or “have only…” as in .

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FormExampleMeaning
there is no / do not have
do not have yet
there is only...
  • ยังไม่มีโต๊ะThere is no table yet.

  • ไม่มีโซฟาThere is no sofa.

  • มีแต่เตียงThere is only a bed.

  • ไม่ใช่ของผมIt is not mine.

  • ผมยังไม่มีเก้าอี้ครับI don't have a chair yet.

    ฉันยังไม่มีเก้าอี้ค่ะI don't have a chair yet.

  • ผมมีแต่กระเป๋าเดินทางครับI only have a suitcase.

    ฉันมีแต่กระเป๋าเดินทางค่ะI only have a suitcase.

  • ตู้เสื้อผ้าไม่ใช่ของฉันThe wardrobe is not mine.

  • ในห้องน้ำไม่มีอะไรThere is nothing in the bathroom.

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