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2025-02-14 06:12:41

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The word กับ (gàp) means “with” and “and” in Thai. However, when Thai people speak quickly, กับ (gàp) often sounds like กะ (gà). Let's talk learn about this. Follow along with the podcast ⬇︎

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mIvy9mSv8V0Ciim6ge2-nnFbKi55DALsKKQh9A-ycMM/edit?usp=sharing

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EP69: The Most Colloquial Way to Say "With" in Thai and it's NOT กับ (gàp) by Learn Thai | Motivated Beginner

👉🏼 Check out my Thai course for beginners: ⁠⁠thaiwithgrace.com/learnthai⁠⁠The word กับ (gàp) means "with" and "and" in Thai. However, when Thai people speak quickly, กับ (gàp) often sounds like กะ (gà).