This book is for anyone who wants to learn and improve their Thai language skills. The book provides numerous example sentences, along with audio spoken by native speakers, to help you get into the flow of the language.

Whether you are a beginner or an advanced learner, you will surely want to learn to speak Thai fluently. In order to do this, it is vital to use time words and tense markers correctly. The English term tense is also a handy way to talk about past, present and future activities in Thai, even though there are no tenses as such in the Thai language. When compared to English, Thai tenses are expressed very differently. It is often said that dâai ได้ denotes a past tense. However, it would be better not to think of dâai ได้ as the past tense marker since it can also be used to refer to present or future events. To help you speak Thai fluently the Book II includes: • complete and informative written examples • audio spoken by native speakers • highlights and explanations of dâai’s ได้ usage • sections of simple and easy to understand advice • useful hints and tips on dâai ได้ and the spoken Thai language Books I and II complement each other. However, each book has a different focus. In Book I, Secrets 1–14, we introduced dâai ได้ and explained where it should be placed in sentences. dâaiได้ has several grammatical functions; hence, it also has several meanings depending on the context. In Book II, Secrets 15–22, we focus on tenses. Have fun while you study them both; then, you will understand how Thais express themselves in everyday life!

Geert Booij's popular textbook examines how words are formed, compounded, and inflected in different languages. It shows how, when, and why to use methods of morphological analysis and explains how morphology relates to syntax, phonology, and semantics. The author considers the universal characteristics of morphology and how these are reflected in the workings of mind. The revised edition has been revised and updated throughout; it has a full glossary and a new chapter on the field's most notorious problem: the status of the word. 'The Grammar of Words by Geert Booij covers a broad range of topics from structural questions to psycholinguistic issues and problems of language change. This introduction to morphology is thorough and accessible and, like other works by this renowned author, especially strong at showing the significance of empirical facts for theoretical reasoning.' Ingo Plag, University of Siegen 'A book that is fully comprehensive in its coverage as well as exemplary in its clarity, written by one of the major scholars of contemporary lexical theory.' Sergio Scalise, University of Bologna

ฉันให้หนังสือฉันเองฉัน ให้ หนังสือ ตัวฉันเองI give book myselfI give the book to myself.Learn Thai is a book that outlines the general structure of the Thai language. It's is written in English and is primarily directed at native speakers of English; however, it may also be useful for speakers of Romance or other Germanic languages. Learn Thai is written for beginners and people who have never seen or studied Thai before.Learn Thai starts with an overview of how to pronounce Thai, which is a tonal language. The main portion of Learn Thai discusses Thai grammar and sentence structure and covers the major parts of speech. Some discussion of words and structures unique to Thai are given as well. The final portion of Learn Thai lists the most frequently used words in English and their Thai equivalents.After reading this book, you should be familiar with the general structure of the Thai language, be able to pronounce the words, and learn about some unique aspects of the Thai language that are foreign to English and other European languages.This book is part of an eight part series on Thai.1 - Learn Thai: A Beginner's Guide to the Structure of the Thai Language2 - 200 Thai Sentences: Tones3 - 200 Thai Sentences: Verbs4 - 200 Thai Sentences: Nouns5 - 200 Thai Sentences: Adjectives6 - 200 Thai Sentences: Prepositions7 - 200 Thai Sentences: Verb Tenses8 - Learn English: English for Thai Speakers Written in Thai

มะม่วงสดอร่อย [มะม่วง] [สด] [อร่อย] [mango] [fresh] [tasty] Fresh mangoes are delicious. Welcome to Learn Thai This booklet will help you understand the rules of Thai. Table of Contents - Pronouns:: Subject - Pronouns:: Direct Object - Pronouns:: Indirect Object - Nouns- Articles:: Definite - Articles:: Indefinite - Counting - Adjectives - Possessives:: Type 1 - Possessives:: Type 2 - Verbs - Adverbs - Prepositions - Conjunctions - Comparisons - Questions If you are studying, traveling to Thailand, or just interested in learning more about Thai, this is a great place to start. [ 76 pages ]

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