There are so many words which can be used when we want to express that we want to visit a person or place, or when we are being visited by someone, depending on the context. So, let’s look at them here….. 1. Verb: bpai haa (ไปหา) / ma haa (มาหา) When we want to express that we want to go and see someone, or to pay a visit to someone such as a relative, a friend, a doctor or a… read more →
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 English, the word “for” can be used as a preposition and a conjunction. In Thai, we have several words meaning “for” and we have to learn how to use each one correctly. Let’s look at them here….. 1. Preposition: sam-rap (สำหรับ) When we want to state the purpose of an object (noun), the preposition “sam-rap” (สำหรับ) is used, therefore, it must be followed by a reason or purpose: noun + sam-ram + purpose Observe the following examples below: –… read more →