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 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 →
In English, the word “ask” can be used when we ask a question or when make request for something whether that be a thing, permission, advice or opinion. In Thai we have different words depending on the situation. Let’s look at them here….. 1. Verb: kaw (ขอ) We used “kaw” (ขอ) when we ask for something because we want someone to give us something. It can be translated as “ask for” or “request for” and it is placed before a noun.… read more →