Language/Thai/Grammar/Regular-Verbs/kk
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Welcome to the "Complete 0 to A1 Thai Course". In this lesson, you will learn how to use and conjugate regular verbs in the present tense.
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Thai verbs have only one form. They do not change according to the subject, number, or tense. Therefore, the present tense is expressed by adding the present-time marker "กำลัง" (kamlang) before the verb.
Here are some examples:
| Thai | Pronunciation | Kazakh |
|---|---|---|
| กิน (kin) | [kin] | жеу |
| นั่ง (nang) | [nâŋ] | отыру |
| นอน (non) | [nɔːn] | тұру |
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To form a negative sentence in Thai, we use the word "ไม่" (mai) before the verb.
Here are some examples:
| Thai | Pronunciation | Kazakh |
|---|---|---|
| ไม่กิน (mai kin) | [mâi kin] | жеу мақсыз |
| ไม่นั่ง (mai nang) | [mâi nâŋ] | отыру мақсыз |
| ไม่นอน (mai non) | [mâi nɔːn] | тұру мақсыз |
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To form a question in Thai, we use the question particle "ไหม" (mai) at the end of the sentence.
Here are some examples:
| Thai | Pronunciation | Kazakh |
|---|---|---|
| กินหรือไม่ (kin reu mai) | [kin rɯ̂ mâi] | жеу бе? |
| นั่งหรือไม่ (nang reu mai) | [nâŋ rɯ̂ mâi] | отыру бе? |
| นอนหรือไม่ (non reu mai) | [nɔːn rɯ̂ mâi] | тұру бе? |
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Congratulations, you have reached the end of this lesson. You now know how to use and conjugate regular verbs in Thai. Keep practicing and see you in the next lesson!