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Thai Grammar Point
ไป (pai) - To go

ไป (pai) - To go

Short explanation:

Indicates motion towards some place or some future point; 'to go'.

Formation:

Subject + ไป + Location / Verb + ไป

Examples:

เหมือนกับ ว่า เธอ กำลัง ยิ้ม ไป ที่ ฉัน แบบ นั้น

Meuan kap wa thoe kam lang yim pai thi chan baeap nan

It seems like you are smiling at me like that.

เขา จะ ไป ตัดผม ใน คืน นี้

Khao ja pai tat phom nai keun ni

He will go to get his hair cut tonight.

ไม่มี ความ เข้าใจ ที่ จะ คุย ไป

Mai mee khwam khao jai thi ja khuy pai

There is no understanding to continue the conversation.

เมื่อ ฉัน ไป ร้าน ซักรีด ฉัน ได้รับ เสื้อ ที่ ฉัน ไม่ เคย เห็น มาก่อน

Muea chan pai raan sak rit, chan dai rap seu thi chan mai koey hen maakorn

When I went to the laundry shop, I received a shirt that I had never seen before.

Long explanation:

The term 'ไป (pai)' is a basic action verb in Thai language, equivalent to the English 'to go'. It describes the action of moving from one place to another or proceeding with an action with an implied direction. Apart from its literal meaning, it can also be used to express time aspect when placed after a verb, indicating a complete action in the past.

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