สิงโต หนึ่ง ฝูง กำลัง ล่า สัตว์ อยู่ ค่ะ

Questions & Answers about สิงโต หนึ่ง ฝูง กำลัง ล่า สัตว์ อยู่ ค่ะ

Why do we use ฝูง here instead of the regular animal classifier ตัว?
Because we are counting a group, not an individual animal. ตัว is the classifier for single animals (like "one lion"). ฝูง is the classifier for a group of animals, translating to a "herd," "flock," or in this case, a "pride."
Could I use กลุ่ม instead of ฝูง since they both mean "group"?
You should stick to ฝูง for animals. While กลุ่ม does mean "group," it is generally used for groups of people, organizations, or inanimate objects. ฝูง is the specific classifier reserved for animal groups.
How does the word order for "one pride of lions" work in Thai?
It follows the standard Thai counting structure: Noun + Number + Classifier. So, "one pride of lions" is built directly as "Lion" (สิงโต) + "One" (หนึ่ง) + "Pride/Herd" (ฝูง).
Why are both กำลัง and อยู่ used in this sentence? Don't they both show an ongoing action?
Yes, they do! Placing กำลัง before the verb and อยู่ at the end of the phrase is a very common pairing. They work together to strongly emphasize that the action is happening right at this moment, just like the "-ing" form in English. You can often drop one of them, but using both is perfectly natural.

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