Whose?

Learn how to ask and answer “Whose is it?” in Thai! This easy lesson introduces ของใคร and shows how to talk about who owns everyday items like bags, shoes, notebooks, water glasses and money. You’ll practise answering with ของฉัน, ของผม, ของพวกเขา and ของพวกเรา, then move on to asking “which person’s?” with ของคนไหน, including the special word used when counting monks. Stay until the end to find out who the toy really belongs to!

Thai Vocabulary:
ของใคร (khǎawng khrai) – Whose?
ของคนไหน (khǎawng khon nǎi) – Which person’s?
ของพวกเรา (khǎawng phûak rao) – Ours
พระสงฆ์ 2 รูป (phrá sǒng sǎawng rûup) – Two monks (monks are counted with รูป)

Learning Thai through simple, repeated patterns helps you build confidence and speak more naturally. Keep listening, keep practising, and enjoy your Thai journey!

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