Verstehen Sie die Thai-Grammatik schneller

Thailändische Zeitdauer-Adverbien: Wie lange hat es gedauert?

In Thai, always place the duration of time immediately after the main verb to describe how long an action lasted.

• • Place duration after the verb.
• • No 'for' or 'since' needed.

Thailändische Zeitadverbien

Thai temporal adverbs are simple, unchangeable words that anchor your sentences in time.

• • Thai adverbs don't change form.
• • Place time words at the start or end.

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In Thai, keep your adverbs right after the verb to sound natural and clear.

• • Place most adverbs directly after the verb they mo...
• • Thai adverbs don't change form; they are static wo...

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Add `baep` or `yang` before an adjective to turn it into a manner adverb in Thai.

• • Use `baep` or `yang` before adjectives.
• • Place the adverb after the verb.

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In Thai, degree adverbs always follow the adjective, unlike in English where they come before.

• • Place the degree adverb after the adjective.
• • `maak` is the most common word for 'very'.

Thailändische Adverbien (Aktionen beschreiben)

Simply place your adverbial phrase before the verb to instantly add descriptive color to your Thai sentences.

• • Place the adverbial phrase directly before the ver...
• • No conjugation or complex endings required.

Expressing Opinions

Months

Years

Lunar Calendar

Das thailändische Jahr verstehen

To convert a Western year to a Thai year, simply add 543 to the current year.

• • Thai calendar uses Buddhist Era (BE) instead of AD...
• • Add 543 to the Western year to get the Thai year.