Prepositions of possession in Thai grammar reveal who or what owns or possesses something. They are vital in understanding relationships of things and people in a sentence. In Thai, the preposition ‘ของ’ (kɔ̌ɔng) is commonly used to indicate possession and bears similarity to ‘of’ in English. It’s mainly used in front of the possessor, altering sentence structure as compared to English.
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