In this post, we are going to learn different ways of using the word “ABOUT” in Thai language, so you understand how to express yourself correctly in different situations. 1. Preposition: gio-gap (เกี่ยวกับ) When we what we are discussing, considering, or describing is concerning a particular subject, we use the word “gio-gap” (เกี่ยวกับ). It is often used with the word “reuang” (เรื่อง) which means “subject”, as a way of introducing a subject that we want to discuss. – gio-gap reuang… read more →
In this post, we are going to learn different ways of using the word “SMELL” in Thai language, so you understand how to express yourself correctly in different situations. 1. Noun: glin (กลิ่น) When we are referring the pleasant or unpleasant smell of something that we notice when we breath in through the nose, we use the word “glin” (กลิ่น). – glin hawm (กลิ่นหอม) = a pleasant smell / fragrant or scented smell – glin men (กลิ่นเหม็น) = an unpleasant… read more →
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 →