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Originally Posted by belfastish
hi
sorry my thai computer just broke so i cant write in thai.
with for,peua /sam rap
the difference is,with sam rap its when you are giving something or someone gives you,for example pom seu nee sam rap khun na khrup,i buy this for you,is this for me etc
peua is used with for as a sentence add,example i need a book for my study
hope this helps
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I also heard ����Ѻ�� and that doesn't really indicate giving something to someone right? I think in this phrase it means "as for" or something like that.
And when do you use ��� and ����Ѻ because you can use ��� too when giving something to someone right? (������� per example is also a giving to phrase and there are many more examples).
Now that I think about it: it sounds like ����Ѻ is used to indicate something(a thing/present/action/person whatever) is meant for something/someone.
I understood ���� means something like "for the sake of" -including some sort of sacrifice but I am not sure about that... I always hear it being used that way at least;
per example some (����) phrases
- Everything I do I do it for you
- I will move to bangkok just to see you
Another problem I have is the word "thing" could be �ͧ ���ҧ ��� and some other things... how (the heck

)can I seperate that and use all of them correctly? there must be a difference right
And with "kind/style" there is also the word ������ beside the regular Ẻ ���ҧ etc... When do I use that one as opposed to using Ẻ or ���ҧ?
I think sometimes thai is very confusing haha but I think this sort of material would be pretty useful to master

Maybe I am just overthinking that which is not important
Thanks for all the help and contribution so far.. When i figure everything out -with help of you guys- I will make a nice sheet about all of this so everyone can remember this stuff by heart! :p