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Thai Grammar Point
กว่า (kwàa) - Than

กว่า (kwàa) - Than

Short explanation:

Used to express comparisons; the Thai equivalent of 'than'.

Formation:

Object 1 + Comparative Word + กว่า + Object 2

Examples:

การ ทำงาน ของ ฉัน เป็นเรื่อง ที่ ยาก กว่า การ เล่น เกม

Kan tham-ngan kong chan pen rueang thi yak kwàa kan len kem

My work is harder than playing games.

สมชาย นั่ง เรียน อยู่ หลังคาย กว่า สมจิตร

Somchai nang rian yu lang khai kwàa Somjit

Somchai sits further in the back than Somjit.

ร้านอาหาร สไตล์ การ์เด้น นี้ สวย กว่า ที่ ฉัน เคย มา

Raan-aa-haan sai ga-den nee suai kwàa thi chan koei ma

This garden-style restaurant is more beautiful than the one I've been to before.

เขา มี ความรู้ ด้าน คณิตศาสตร์ กว่า ฉัน

Khao mee kwam roo dan khanit-sat kwàa chan

He knows more about mathematics than I do.

Long explanation:

The word 'กว่า (kwàa)' is used in Thai to make comparisons between two things or persons, much like the English term 'than'. It is placed in between the two objects being compared, preceded by the characteristic or quality being compared, and usually followed by a comparative adjective or verb.

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