Welcome to another post on the usage of the word “gaw” (ก็). This is the topic that many of you have requested, so I hope you all will enjoy it! In the previous post – Thai Language Grammar: Using “gaw” (ก็) Part 1, we have learned that the word “gaw” (ก็), whether functioning as a conjunctive adverb (to connect two clauses) or an interjection (to express hesitation), it acts as a bridge to provide a smooth transition from one thought… read more →
The usage of the word “gaw” (ก็) has caused so many confusion among students, despite my attempt to explain its usage in the previous post – Thai Language Grammar: Using “gaw” (ก็). Admittedly, learning to use “gaw” (ก็) is complex because it can be used in combination with many other words, and can have many meanings when translated into English. In this post, I am going to do my very best to break it down step-by-step in order to help… read more →
In this post, we are going to look at some useful Conjunctions (kam-cheuam) in Thai. They also known as Linking Words, because they are used for linking words, phrases, or clauses together. There are three types of conjunctions: 1. Coordinating Conjunctions Coordinating Conjunctions is a word that can be used to join single words, or groups of words, but it must join similar two elements of equal grammatical rank and syntactic importance, such as two subjects (subject + subject), two… read more →