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Thai Grammar Point
วันนี้ (wan níi) - Today

วันนี้ (wan níi) - Today

Short explanation:

Refers to the present day; 'today'.

Formation:

วันนี้ + statement or Statement + วันนี้

Examples:

วันนี้ ฉัน ต้อง ไป ทำงาน ถึง ดึก

wan níi chan dtong pai thamngaan theung deuk

Today, I have to work until late.

เขา ทำงาน ตั้งแต่ ช่วง ตอนเช้า วันนี้

Khao thamngaan dtang dtae chuang dton chao wan níi

He has been working since this morning.

ฉัน ว่าจะ ไม่ ไป ที่ โรงเรียน วันนี้

Chan wa ja mai pai thi rong rian wan níi

I think I won't go to school today.

วันนี้ อากาศ ดี จริง ๆ

wan níi a-gaht dii jing jing

The weather is really nice today.

Long explanation:

The term 'วันนี้ (wan níi)' is used in Thai language to refer to the present day, similar to the English 'today'. It is often used at the beginning or end of sentences. When used in conjunction with specific time phrases, it can denote the specific part of the day such as morning, afternoon or evening.

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