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"my; mine (male speaker)" in Thai

ของผม
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Literal Breakdown

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of; belonging to ของ
me (male speaker) ผม

Summary

The Thai translation for “my; mine (male speaker)” is ของผม. The Thai, ของผม, can be broken down into 2 parts:"of; belonging to" (ของ) and "me (male speaker)" (ผม).

See also

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my (for male speakers, short form) ผม
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; mine" in use

There are 70 examples of the Thai word for "my; mine" being used:
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My washing-up liquid is finished. น้ำยาล้างจานของผมหมด
He was my roommate during our first year at university. เขาเป็นเพื่อนร่วมห้องของผมในช่วงปีแรกของมหาวิทยาลัย
Here is my passport. นี่คือพาสปอร์ตของผม
My soap is finished. สบู่ของผมหมด
I need to call my lawyer. ผมต้องโทรหาทนายของผม
My wife is a doctor. (male polite form) ภรรยาของผมเป็นแพทย์ครับ
How much does my debt amount to? หนี้ของผมมีเท่าไหร่
I did my duty. ผมทำหน้าที่ของผม
This is my guitar. นี่คือกีตาร์ของผม
I was discriminated against in my home country. ผมถูกเลือกปฏิบัติในประเทศของผม

Practice Lesson

"my; mine (male speaker)" Practice (73)
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Lesson words
me (male speaker),
my; mine (male speaker),
of; belonging to
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Lesson phrases
All my books are gone.,
All my homework is done.,
And here is my address.,
And those are my two children.,
Do you like my new shirt?,
Do you speak my language?,
Drive me to my hotel. (male polite form),
He is milking my goat.,
He was my roommate during our first year at university.,
Hello, Today I will tell about my experience of going to the sea.,
Here is my address. (male polite form),
Here is my credit card.,
Here is my licence. (male polite form),
Here is my luggage. (male polite form),
Here is my passport.,
How much does my debt amount to?,
I did my duty.,
I feel terrible about my mistake.,
I had a dance with my mum. (male speaker),
I have a broken zip.
etc.

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