Questions & Answers about คุณ เจอ ใคร ครับ
Why is ใคร (who) placed at the end of the sentence?
In English, we put "who" at the start of the question. In Thai, question words like ใคร stay in the exact spot where the answer will go. Since the person you met is the object of the verb, ใคร sits in the object position. The sentence literally translates to "You meet who?".
The English translation says "did you meet", but I don't see any past tense words. How does that work?
Does เจอ only mean meeting a person?
No, เจอ is a very useful everyday word that means to encounter something. It means casually "meeting" someone, but it also means "to find" something you were looking for or stumbled upon (like finding your lost phone).
Does the polite particle ครับ always come after the question word?
Yes! Polite particles like ครับ (for men) and ค่ะ (for women) belong at the absolute end of the phrase. They wrap up the whole thought, so they are placed after ใคร rather than before it.
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