When you would like to ask Thai people to do something together you can use this question กันไหม (gan mái)?
“กัน” (gan) means “together” or “with each other,”
“ไหม” (mái) is a particle used at the end of a sentence to form a yes-no question.
For example, if you would like to ask your Thai friends to eat dinner together, you can say
“ไป กินข้าว กันไหม” (bpai gin kâaw ggan mái?)
which means “Let’s go to eat together, shall we?”
Thai lesson how to use กันไหม
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In this lesson you will also learn Thai question รึยัง
The word “รึยัง” (réu-yang) is a particle used in Thai to form a yes-no question. It can be translated as “or not” or “Have you done something…. ? l” in English. It is often added to the end of a statement to ask for confirmation or to inquire about something.
For example:
คุณ กินข้าว รึยัง kun gin kâaw réu-yang?
= Have you eaten yet? Did you eat yet?
Other useful words and sentences form this lesson
The different meaning of ยัง yang in Thai language