Welcome to another post of Thai Language Grammar. In this post, we will continue to talk about how to use the word “yaang” (อย่าง). Just like the word “like” in the English language, “yaang” (อย่าง) can function as a preposition or conjunction. Let’s look at them below…. 1. Preposition: like / similarly to When we want to say that someone is behaving in like manner with something or someone else, we use “yaang” (อย่าง) with the preposition “gap” (กับ) –… read more →
Welcome to another post of Thai Language Grammar. In this post, I want to discuss about the word “yaang” (อย่าง) since it has many meanings and can be used in combination with other words. In general, its usage is similar to the words – like, similarly to, as if, as though, in the same way as; and it is used to make comparisons. First of all, I want to point out that when we use the word “like” to say… read more →
Welcome to another post of Thai Language Grammar. In this one, we are going to learn how to use the word “ma” (มา) to talk about actions, movements from one place to another, and changes to situations started in the past. Many of you should already know the most basic meaning of “ma” (มา) when functions as a main verb, meaning “to come“. However, to progress further in our Thai language learning, we must explore other usages of the word… read more →