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thaïlandaises

The French word "thaïlandaises" means "Thai" (feminine plural) in English, referring to females or things from Thailand.

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Les plages thaïlandaises sont magnifiques.
The Thai beaches are beautiful.
In this sentence, 'thaïlandaises' is an adjective describing the noun 'plages' (beaches), indicating their origin or location being Thailand.
J'ai rencontré des femmes thaïlandaises lors de mon voyage.
I met Thai women during my trip.
Here, 'thaïlandaises' is an adjective describing 'femmes' (women), specifying their nationality or cultural background as Thai.
La cuisine thaïlandaise est connue pour ses saveurs épicées.
Thai cuisine is known for its spicy flavors.
'Thaïlandaise' serves as an adjective for 'cuisine' (cuisine), pointing out the style or origin of the cooking being from Thailand.

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