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Thai Grammar Point
ใต้ (tâi) - Under, below

ใต้ (tâi) - Under, below

Short explanation:

Used to show location; 'under' or 'below'.

Formation:

ใต้ + noun (location)

Examples:

หมา ของ เขา กำลัง นอน ใต้ โต๊ะ

Ma kong khao gamlang non tâi to

His dog is sleeping under the table.

เธอ ซ่อน เงิน ใต้ ที่นอน

Thoe son nguen tâi thi non

She hides her money under the mattress.

ไปมา ใต้ แสง แดด เรารู้สึก ร้อน

Pai ma tâi saeng daet rao roo suek ron

Walking under the sun, we feel hot.

วิน รถ สอง ล้อ วิ่ง ผ่าน ใต้ สะพาน

Win rot song loh wing phan tâi saphan

The motorcycle ran under the bridge.

Long explanation:

The Thai word 'ใต้ (tâi)' is used to indicate the location of something being 'under' or 'below' another thing. It is very similar to the English prepositions 'under' or 'below'. It can be used with a wide range of nouns to indicate a specific location. It is usually placed in front of the noun to describe its position.

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