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Thai Grammar Point
เมื่อไร (mʉ̂a rai) - When (question)

เมื่อไร (mʉ̂a rai) - When (question)

Short explanation:

Used to ask 'when' in Thai. It is ideal for questions about the timing or the occurrence of an event or action.

Formation:

Question + เมื่อไร

Examples:

เธอ จะ ไป เที่ยว เมื่อไร

Thoe ja pai thio mʉ̂a rai

When are you going on a trip?

เรา จะ มี การ ประชุม ครั้ง หน้า เมื่อไร

Rao ja mee kaan pra choom krang na mʉ̂a rai

When will we have the next meeting?

เกิด เหตุการณ์ นี้ เมื่อไร

Geert het kaan nee mʉ̂a rai

When did this event happen?

เค้า จะ กลับ บ้าน เมื่อไร

Khao ja glap baan mʉ̂a rai

When will he/she return home?

Long explanation:

The term 'เมื่อไร (mʉ̂a rai)' is used in Thai to ask 'when' an event or action will happen or has happened. It can be positioned either at the start or at the end of a sentence. Moreover, it can be used with a wide variety of verbs to inquire about the timing of an occurrence or event.

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