I have already covered how to use “yoo” as a verb “to be” in order to show location of someone or something in the previous post I created, Thai Vocabulary Resource: Preposition for Place. So, make sure to check that out. In this post, we are going to learn other functions of the word “yoo” (อยู่) in Thai. I hope you will enjoy it and find it helpful in your learning. 1. Verb: to be / is / am /… read more →
In this post, we will look at some useful vocabulary for Jobs (ngaan – งาน) and Occupations (aa-cheep – อาชีพ) in Thai. It answers the question such as “khun tham-ngaan aria?” (คุณทำงานอะไร – What work do you do? / What is your job?)” or “khun mee aa-cheep arai?” (คุณมีอาชีพอะไร – What do you do for a living? / What is your occupation? / What is your profession?). When stating your profession or occupation, please remember the following rule: A Name… read more →
In this post, we are going to learn about different ways of saying “with” in Thai, depending on the situation and context. Enjoy! 1. Preposition: gap (กับ) When we are talking about people being together; or explaining where things are; and giving opinions or expressing feelings in order to state our position on the situation, the preposition “gap” (กับ) which means “with” is used. Observe the following examples below: – chan ja bpai thio gap pheuan deuan naa ฉันจะไปเที่ยวกับเพื่อนเดือนหน้า (I… read more →