A collocation is two or more words that often go together. In Thai language, one sentence can have 3 to 4 verbs affiliated with each other. These combinations just sound "right" to native Thai speakers, who use them all the time. Let’s understand more about Verb Collocations in the Thai Language.
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Q: ไปไหนมา bpai năi maa Where have you been?
A: ไปวิ่งมา bpai wîng maa I went out for jogging (and now I’m back).
ไปทำสมาธิมา
bpai tam sà-maa-tí maa
I went out for a meditation (and now I’m back).
ไปนอนมา
bpai non maa
I slept (and now I’m back).
คุณพลมานั่งคุยกับผมที่บ้าน
kun pon maa nâng kui gàp pŏm têe bâan
Mr. Pon came, sit, and talked with me at home.
วันนี้ผมออกไปนั่งกินอาหารกับเพื่อน
wan née pŏm òk bpai nâng gin aa-hăan gàp pêuuan
Today I went out, sit, and ate meals with my friends.
ฝากซื้อให้หน่อยได้ไหม
fàak séu hâi nòi dâai măi
Can you please buy it for me?
Homework
Today I went out, ate, and came back.
Tom came, sit, and drank coffee with me at home.
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