In Thai grammar, Possessive Adjectives equivalent to English ‘my’, ‘your’, and ‘his/her’ etc. are often used to show ownership of something. Unlike in English, Thai possessive adjectives are used after the noun they possess. Similar to adjectives, they also follow the noun they describe. Therefore, the structure is noun + pŏm/chán/kháw + possessive adjective. Understanding how to use these terms appropriately is an essential component in mastering Thai language.
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