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Thai Grammar Point
ทุก (thúk) - Every

ทุก (thúk) - Every

Short explanation:

Expresses the meaning of 'every' or 'all' before a noun.

Formation:

ทุก + Noun

Examples:

ทุกวัน เขา ขับรถ ไป ทำงาน

Thúk wan khao khap rot pai tham-ngan

He drives to work every day.

ฉัน ไป ออกกำลังกาย ทุก สัปดาห์

Chan pai ok-kam-lang-gaai thúk sap-daah

I exercise every week.

ทุกครั้งที่ ฉัน ดู ดวง ดาว ฉัน จะ รู้สึก สุข

Thúk krang thi chan do duang dao, chan ja roo-seuk sook

Every time I look at the stars, I feel happy.

เจ้าหน้าที่ ต้อง ตรวจสอบ ทุก โซน ก่อน อนุญาตให้ ผู้คน เข้ามา

Jao-naa-thi tong truat-sorb thúk sohn gaawn anu-yat-hai phuu-khon khao-maa

The officials have to check every zone before allowing people to enter.

Long explanation:

The word 'ทุก (thúk)' in Thai is utilized to convey the meaning of 'every' or 'all' and is always followed by a noun. It's used to refer to every instance or member of a category, implying that there are no exclusions within the set. It can be paired with time words (like day, week, year), place names or even general nouns.

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