หา ใบเสร็จ ไม่ เจอ สงสัย ว่า เคลม ได้ ไหม คะ

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How do we get the meaning 'whether' in this sentence?
We use the word ว่า (which usually means 'that') to link the main verb สงสัย (to wonder) to the next clause. Because that second clause ends with the question word ไหม, the ว่า translates to 'whether' or 'if' in English. You are basically saying: I wonder that, can I claim it?
Could I use หรือเปล่า instead of ไหม at the end of this sentence?
Yes! As this lesson teaches, you could say สงสัยว่าเคลมได้หรือเปล่าคะ. It means exactly the same thing, just with a slightly stronger 'or not' feeling attached to it ('I wonder whether I can claim it or not').
Why does the Thai sentence use both หา (look for) and เจอ (find) just to say 'couldn't find'?
In Thai, trying to do something and the result of that action are often split into two verbs. หา is the attempt (looking for), and เจอ is the successful result (finding). To say you couldn't find something, you state the action (หาใบเสร็จ - looked for the receipt) followed by the negative result (ไม่เจอ - didn't find).
Is เคลม an English loanword?
Yes, it comes directly from the English word 'claim'. Thais use it very commonly in everyday life to talk about claiming insurance, using a warranty, or getting a replacement for a defective product.
Where are the words for 'I' and 'it' in the Thai sentence?
Thai frequently drops pronouns when the context makes them obvious. We know the speaker is talking about herself because she adds the female polite particle คะ. 'It' is also dropped from the end because the topic (ใบเสร็จ, the receipt) was already established at the start of the sentence.

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