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Thai Grammar Point
หรือ (rǔe) - Or

หรือ (rǔe) - Or

Short explanation:

Used as a conjunction to present alternatives; 'or'.

Formation:

Option A + หรือ + Option B

Examples:

คุณ อยาก ดื่ม กาแฟ หรือ น้ำ ผลไม้

Khun yak deum gaa-fe rǔe nam pon-lamai

Do you want to drink coffee or fruit juice?

เรา ควร ไป ชาย ทะเล หรือ เขา , ปลาย สัปดาห์ นี้

Rao khuan pai chai ta-le rǔe khao, plai sap-da hok nee

Should we go to the beach or the mountains this weekend?

เขา มี เพื่อน ชาย หรือ พี่สาว

Khao mee pheuan chai rǔe phi sao

Does he have a brother or a sister?

คุณ ชอบ สี แดง หรือ สี ฟ้า

Khun chop see daeng rǔe see fa

Do you prefer red or blue?

Long explanation:

The term 'หรือ (rǔe)' in Thai is used as a conjunction, similar to the English 'or', to present alternatives or choices. It implies that only one of the options may be selected. It is placed between the two elements it connects, and can be used within a sentence or at the end of a question to denote the expectation of a response.

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