I will do/make (m) in Thai 🇹🇭

ผมจะกระทำ info.

Tips to remember the Thai word "กระทำ" (kratham):
– Associate the word "กระทำ" with a "krathong" used in Thai festivals, thinking of how it's "made" or "performed" during the celebration.
– Break down the word: "กร" (kra) can sound like "care", and "ทำ" (tham) sounds like "tum." Think of "care to do/make something".

Explanations:
– "กระทำ" (kratham) is a formal word meaning to perform an action, to do, or to make. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as carrying out a duty or executing a task.
– It's similar to saying "to act" or "to execute" in English.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– ทำ (tham) – more commonly used, meaning "to do" or "to make."
– ปฏิบัติ (patibat) – can mean "to perform" or "to carry out," usually in a more formal or official context.

Conjugations (Thai doesn't change the verb form based on tense, instead, it uses time indicators):
– Infinitive: กระทำ (kratham)
– Past: ได้กระทำ (dai kratham) – indicating that the action has been done.
– Present: กำลังกระทำ (kamlang kratham) – indicating the action is ongoing.
– Future: จะกระทำ (ja kratham) – indicating the action will be done.

Examples of sentences:
1. Past: เขาได้กระทำความผิด (Khao dai kratham khwam phit) – He committed a crime.
2. Present: ฉันกำลังกระทำงานของฉัน (Chan kamlang kratham ngan khong chan) – I am performing my job.
3. Future: ผมจะกระทำสิ่งนี้พรุ่งนี้ (Phom ja kratham sing ni phrung ni) – I will do this tomorrow.

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ผมจะกระทำ info.

Tips to Remember the Thai Word:

1. Sound Association: The word "กระทำ" (krá-tham) somewhat sounds like "graham" crackers; envision doing an action with graham crackers to help remember.
2. Visualize the Characters: The Thai characters กระแทก (krá-tàek) for hitting something are similar in appearance to กระทำ (krá-tham), which can be associated with taking action or making an impact.

Explanations:

– กระทำ (krá-tham): This verb means "to do" or "to make" an action. It is often used in formal or official contexts.
– The component "ผม" (phŏm) means "I" (when spoken by males).

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:

1. ทำ (tham): This is a more common and less formal way to say "do" or "make" in Thai.
2. จัดการ (jàt gaan): Means to manage or conduct an action.

Different Conjugations:

Thai verbs do not conjugate for tense in the way that English verbs do. Instead, context, time indicators, and auxiliary words are used to indicate time. Here are examples of how the word might be used in different tenses:

– Past Tense:
– ผมได้กระทำ (phŏm dâi krá-tham) – I did/made (an action)
– Present Tense:
– ผมกำลังจะกระทำ (phŏm gamlang ja krá-tham) – I am doing/making (an action)
– Future Tense:
– ผมจะกระทำ (phŏm ja krá-tham) – I will do/make (an action)

Examples of Sentences:

1. Future Tense:
– ผมจะกระทำสิ่งที่สำคัญ (Phŏm ja krá-tham sìng thîi sǎm-khǎn) – I will do something important.

2. Past Tense:
– เมื่อวานนี้ผมได้กระทำผิด (Mʉ̂a waan níi phŏm dâi krá-tham pìt) – Yesterday, I did wrong.

3. Present Progressive:
– ตอนนี้ผมกำลังจะกระทำสิ่งต่างๆ (Dton níi phŏm gamlang ja krá-tham sìng dtàang dtàang) – Right now, I am doing various things.

These examples and explanations should help in understanding and using the verb "กระทำ" (krá-tham) effectively in Thai.

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