Politeness Particles
You can make almost any Thai sentence polite by adding a particle at the end. The particle you use depends on your gender (the speaker), not the listener's. Male speakers use ครับ and female speakers use ค่ะ.
Identifying Objects (This and That)
To point things out, use the demonstrative pronouns นี่ (this) and นั่น (that). In Thai, you do not need a verb like "is" when simply identifying an object. You place the demonstrative directly in front of the noun, followed by your polite particle: [Demonstrative] + [Noun] + [Polite Particle].
| This is a house. (male speaker) | นี่ บ้าน ครับ |
| That is a house. (female speaker) | นั่น บ้าน ค่ะ |
| This is a cat. (female speaker) | นี่ แมว ค่ะ |
| That is a dog. (male speaker) | นั่น หมา ครับ |
| This is a bird. (male speaker) | นี่ นก ครับ |
| This is a book. (female speaker) | นี่ หนังสือ ค่ะ |
| This is a pen. (male speaker) | นี่ ปากกา ครับ |
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