He/she finds in Thai 🇹🇭

เขาค้นหา info.

Tips to Remember the Thai Word:

– The word "เขา" (khao) means "he/she" and sounds like "cow" but with a rising tone, which is easy to remember if you imagine a cow searching for something.
– "ค้นหา" (khon ha) can be broken down into "ค้น" (khon) which means "to search" and "หา" (ha) which also means "to find/look for."

Explanations:

– "ค้นหา" is a verb that means "to search" or "to find." It is used in the context of actively looking for something.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:

– หา (ha) – to find/look for
– เสาะหา (so ha) – to seek

Conjugations:

In Thai, verbs do not conjugate based on tense. Instead, additional words are used to indicate the time frame.

– Past: เขาได้ค้นหา (khao dai khon ha) – he/she searched
– Present: เขากำลังค้นหา (khao kamlang khon ha) – he/she is searching
– Future: เขาจะค้นหา (khao ja khon ha) – he/she will search

Examples of Sentences Using 'ค้นหา':

1. เขากำลังค้นหากุญแจที่หายไป (khao kamlang khon ha gunjae tee hai pai) – He/She is searching for the lost keys.
2. เมื่อวานนี้เขาได้ค้นหาข้อมูลใหม่ๆ (muea wan nee khao dai khon ha khong mue mai mai) – Yesterday, he/she searched for new information.
3. พรุ่งนี้เขาจะค้นหาคำตอบ (phrung nee khao ja khon ha kham top) – Tomorrow, he/she will search for the answer.
4. เขาค้นหาคำตอบในหนังสือ (khao khon ha kham top nai nang sue) – He/She finds the answer in the book.
5. นักเรียนค้นหาเว็บไซต์ที่น่าสนใจ (nak rian khon ha websai tee na son jai) – The student searches for interesting websites.

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เขาค้นหา info.

Tips to Remember the Thai Word:
1. Contextual Learning: Associating "เขาค้นหา" with situations where finding or searching is involved can help. Picture someone discovering or uncovering something.
2. Sound Association: The Thai word "ค้นหา" sounds similar to "cone-ha." Imagine coning in on something while searching.
3. Visual Cue: Visualize someone holding a magnifying glass (iconic for searching) when you hear or see "ค้นหา."

Explanations:
– "เขา" (khao) means "he" or "she."
– "ค้น" (kon) means "to search."
– "หา" (ha) means "to find."
– When combined, "ค้นหา" means "to search for" or "to find."

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– "หา" (ha) can also mean "find" in certain contexts.
– "เสาะหา" (so ha) means "to look for" or "to seek."
– "แสวงหา" (sa-waeng ha) means "to seek" or "to search for."

Conjugations (Infinitive, Past, Present, Future):
Thai verbs do not conjugate in the same way as English verbs. Instead, time is often determined by context or auxiliary words.
– Infinitive: ค้นหา (kon ha)
– Past: ได้ค้นหา (dai kon ha) – "searched" or "found"
– Present: กำลังค้นหา (kamlang kon ha) – "is finding/searching"
– Future: จะค้นหา (ja kon ha) – "will find/search"

Examples of Sentences:
1. เขากำลังค้นหากุญแจ (khao kamlang kon ha kun-jae) – He/She is searching for the keys.
2. เมื่อวานนี้เขาได้ค้นหาหนังสือที่หายไป (muea wan ni khao dai kon ha nang-sue thi hai pai) – Yesterday, he/she searched for the lost book.
3. เขาจะค้นหาความจริง (khao ja kon ha kwam-jing) – He/She will find the truth.
4. นักวิทยาศาสตร์ค้นหาวิธีการใหม่ ๆ (nak-wit-tha-ya-sat kon ha wi-thi kan mai mai) – Scientists find new methods.

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