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27 May 2021
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What is the difference between คะ and ค่ะ ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between คะ and ค่ะ ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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27 May 2021
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Thai’s sentence, especially the formal ones will have the คะ/ค่ะ or ครับ as the end of each said sentence.
It will create a formal or decent impression/atmosphere for the speaker.
คะ/ค่ะ or anything ending with คะ/ค่ะ is the feminine ones (usually girls or women will use this if the boy/man use this it’s ok but ok with some special conditions like said to their girlfriends, etc,.)
คะ mostly will be used with the question ex. ทานไอศกรีมไหมคะ (would you like to eat an ice-cream?)
or when you call someone ex. พ่อคะ(when you call your dad) เพื่อนคะ(you call your friend but not specifically about which one, if you want to specifically call someone you can use [name]คะ)
ค่ะ will be used with the other sentence or use to answer the question
Ex, นี่แมวของเราค่ะ(this is my cat) นี่สุนัขของเราค่ะ(this is my dog)
ใช่ค่ะ(yes) ถูกต้องค่ะ(indeed) ไม่ใช่ค่ะ(no)
นะคะ usage mostly is the same as ค่ะ.
I’m copy from my past answer wwwww
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คะ is like when u want to ask a question --> คุณเป็นอะไรไหมคะ? But for ค่ะ is when u answer to someone that ask u a question or u wanted to respond to them --> ไม่เป็นไรค่ะ
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Thai’s sentence, especially the formal ones will have the คะ/ค่ะ or ครับ as the end of each said sentence.
It will create a formal or decent impression/atmosphere for the speaker.
คะ/ค่ะ or anything ending with คะ/ค่ะ is the feminine ones (usually girls or women will use this if the boy/man use this it’s ok but ok with some special conditions like said to their girlfriends, etc,.)
คะ mostly will be used with the question ex. ทานไอศกรีมไหมคะ (would you like to eat an ice-cream?)
or when you call someone ex. พ่อคะ(when you call your dad) เพื่อนคะ(you call your friend but not specifically about which one, if you want to specifically call someone you can use [name]คะ)
ค่ะ will be used with the other sentence or use to answer the question
Ex, นี่แมวของเราค่ะ(this is my cat) นี่สุนัขของเราค่ะ(this is my dog)
ใช่ค่ะ(yes) ถูกต้องค่ะ(indeed) ไม่ใช่ค่ะ(no)
นะคะ usage mostly is the same as ค่ะ.
I’m copy from my past answer wwwww
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初めまして
日本とタイのハーフの者です😊
ご質問の件ですが…
2つの違いはイントネーションが違うだけであり、意味合いは同じです。
イントネーションが違うだけなので、どっちを使用しても大きな間違いではなく、会話的にも伝わります。
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