Although pronouns in Thai language are not used as often as they are in English, it's still a good idea to learn them in the beginning.

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Grammar Notes:

Notice that the word  pôo.ak  which means "group", is used as a prefix for the plural pronouns. For example, we have:

 pôo.ak row  means "we, us, our"

 pôo.ak kun  means "you (plural), yours"

 pôo.ak kǒw  means "they, their, theirs"

 

Word List: English Phonetic Audio Thai I (f.) dì-chǎn ดิฉัน I (m.) pǒm ผม you (singular) kun คุณ he kǒw เขา she teu เธอ it man มัน we pôo.ak row พวกเรา you (plural) pôo.ak kun พวกคุณ they pôo.ak kǒw พวกเขา

 

 

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