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Are these two phrases synonymous? Here are the translations from Lexitron

ไม่ขาดระยะ [ADV] continuously; endlessly; unbrokenly; connectedly; ceaseless; uninterrupted

อย่างต่อเนื่อง [ADV] continuously; consecutively; in succession; in a row

That is, can they be used interchangeably in Thai sentences? Thanks.

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Hi David, asked my Thai staff about this and she thinks they are interchangeable. Or at least, she would use them that way :o

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