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"my (for male speakers, short form)" in Thai

ผม
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Summary

The Thai translation for “my (for male speakers, short form)” is ผม.

Pronounced the same

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I (male speaker) ผม
hair (on the head) ผม
me (male speaker) ผม

See also

Recording English Thai Learn
my; mine (male speaker) ของผม
my; mine (for female speakers) ของฉัน
my (female speaker, formal) ดิฉัน
my (for female speakers, short form) ฉัน
my (female speaker, formal, long form) ของดิฉัน

Examples of "my" in use

There are 96 examples of the Thai word for "my" being used:
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Tom asked for my address. ทอมขอที่อยู่ผม
It belongs to a friend of mine. (male polite form) ของเพื่อนผมครับ
My son will do the work. ลูกชายผมจะทำงาน
My house is here. บ้านผมอยู่ที่นี่
My friend is here. เพื่อนผมอยู่ที่นี่
He’s my friend. (male polite form) เขาเป็นเพื่อนผมครับ
My book is in the room. หนังสือผมอยู่ในห้อง
My book is inside. หนังสือผมอยู่ข้างใน
My book is there. หนังสือผมอยู่ที่นั่น
My friend studies Thai. เพื่อนผมเรียนภาษาไทย

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And my dad didn’t know and followed that car to the third row.,
And then I can hear my father shouting for me to hurry ashore because my area there are only shells.,
Because my mother cooks.,
But because my dad moved to the third queue then he chased us to go to the end of the line.,
But my brother was at another area.,
Do you know my friend yet? (male polite form),
Do you know where my cell phone is?,
Do you want my email address?,
Does he know my friend yet? (male polite form),
For example, my friend’s name is Golf.,
Give me back my phone.,
Has my son come out yet?,
He came to a party at my house at 7 p.m.,
He is my older brother.,
He is my younger brother.,
He is standing on my left.,
He knows my phone number.,
He will stay at my house for one year.,
Here is my account number.,
He’s my friend. (male polite form)
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