In Thai grammar, reflexive pronouns are used to specify that the action of the verb reflects back on the subject. These pronouns help to make the meaning of a sentence clear and they always agree with the subject of the sentence. They are ordinarily used when the subject of the sentence performs the action on itself. The Thai language doesn’t have a specific type of reflexive pronouns like English, instead, it uses the same personal pronouns along with additional qualifier words to indicate the reflexive meaning. Let’s practice with some exercises.
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