Prepositions - Position

Learn how to say where things are in Thai with this simple, picture-based lesson for beginners! Four essential position words are introduced one at a time, each practised with a house and a set of everyday objects: a bird, a tree, a woman, a table, a bench and a chair. You’ll hear the same question and answer pattern repeated many times, so you can start answering along before the lesson ends. A final picture quiz mixes all four positions together to test what you’ve learned.

Thai Vocabulary:
บน (bon) – On
ข้าง (kâang) – Beside
ใน (nai) – In
ใต้ (tâai) – Under
อยู่ที่ไหน (yùu tîi nǎi) – Where is it?

Slow, clear repetition with pictures helps you connect each word directly to its meaning, without needing translation. Watch it again after some practice and see how much more you can answer!

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Prepositions - Position

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