Agreement and addition (ก็)

Expressing "Also" or "Too" with ก็

To express agreement or say that someone "also" does or feels something, use the particle ก็.

Unlike in English, ก็ is placed right after the subject and directly before the main verb.

Asking Questions

Word order stays exactly the same for questions. Keep ก็ before the verb and add the question word at the end.

Linking Ideas with "And" and "But"

Combine ก็ with conjunctions like "and" (และ) or "but" (แต่) to mean "and also" or "but also". Place ก็ directly after the conjunction.

Sharing Feelings and States

In Thai, emotion words like bored (เบื่อ), lonely (เหงา), and shocked (ตกใจ) function as verbs. You don't need a linking word for "to be"—just put ก็ directly in front of the emotion.