In Thai, we have several words meaning “never” which one to used depends on the context. Let’s look at them here….. 1. Adverb: mai keuy (ไม่เคย) When describing that we have not had an experience at any time before now, the adverb “mai keuy” (ไม่เคย) is used. It is placed before the main verb: subject + mai keuy + main verb. The adverb “mai keuy” (ไม่เคย) is equivalent to saying “not ever” at any time. Observe the following examples below:… read more →
In Thai, we have several words meaning “the same” or “the same as”, which one to use depends on the context. Let’s look at them here….. 1. Adjective: meuan-gan (เหมือนกัน) When we want to say that two or more things are exactly like one another, we use “meuan-gan” (เหมือนกัน), which literally means “same each other”. It is used for indicating that a particular person, thing, or way of doing something is exactly “the same” or identical with another person, thing, or… read more →
In English, the word “agree” can be used when we have the same opinion as someone else or to say that we will do something that someone else wants or suggests. In Thai, we have different words to express these meanings. Let’s look at them here….. 1. Verb: dtok-lung (ตกลง) The verb “dtok-lung” (ตกลง) is used when we agree or consent to do something that has been discussed or suggested by another person. It is placed before the action or the… read more →