Personal pronouns in context
Recognise common first- and second-person choices in the retained dialogues.
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Objectives
Recognise common first- and second-person choices in the retained dialogues.
- speakingPronoun choice depends on speaker, relationship and situation; these examples are a bounded starting point.
Examples
ผม
phǒm
I; me (common male self-reference)
คุณ
khun
you; polite title
เขา
kháw
he; she; they
Source note
Pronoun choice depends on speaker, relationship and situation; these examples are a bounded starting point.
Examples are reused from the retained local FSI/Reading source. The new explanation and exercise framing require independent language, pedagogy and rights review before production.Exercises
What does ผม mean here?
ผม
- I; me (common male self-reference)
- you; polite title
- he; she; they
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Correct answer: I; me (common male self-reference)
ผม means “I; me (common male self-reference)” in this source example.
Which Thai example means “you; polite title”?
- ผม
- คุณ
- เขา
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Correct answer: คุณ
คุณ · khun
Which example completes this lesson's pattern set?
- ผม
- คุณ
- เขา
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Correct answer: เขา
Pronoun choice depends on speaker, relationship and situation; these examples are a bounded starting point.