In this first PickupThai video lesson, khru Yuki Tachaya teaches how to express if and how much you like or dislike something in Thai (e.g. “I like it a lot” or “I don’t like it very much”). After watching the video, you will be able to talk about your likes and dislikes in Thai, the correct way.…
Continue reading How to Express How Much You Like or Dislike Something (Adverbs of Degree)“ตาม” [taam] as a preposition means “according to”, “as” or “along” e.g. “ตามคำสั่ง” [taam kam sàng] according to the order, “ตามตกลง” [taam tòk long] as agreed, “ตามถนน” [taam ta nǒn] along the street. And “นั้น” [nán] is a demonstrative adjective meaning “that”. For example, “อันนั้น” [an nán] that one or “คนนั้น” [kon nán] that person.…
Continue reading ตามนั้น “taam nán”The word “ใกล้” [glâi], apart from meaning “to be close” or “to be near,” can also mean “almost” as well, for example;
..Examples..
ใกล้ถึงแล้ว
[glâi těung léaw]
We’re almost there!
ใกล้จบแล้ว
[glâi jòb léaw]
It’s almost over.
ใกล้สอบแล้ว
[glâi sàwp léaw]
The exams are right around the corner.
ใกล้สงกรานต์แล้ว
[glâi sǒnggraan léaw]
Songkran (Thai New Year’s) is coming up!…