Does "หา" have a grammatical function in Thai or is just a regular word?

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The word หา is generally used as a verb, which has five different meaning depending on the context it is used. In addition, it can be used as a preposition meaning 'to' or ' towards'.

Does "หา" have a grammatical function in Thai or is just a regular word?

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Does "หา" have a grammatical function in Thai or is just a regular word?

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What's the difference between the Thai words ว่า and ที่, which both mean "that", "which", etc?

How can I say "Do you have any vegetarian food here? " in Thai?

To ask in Thai whether somebody is a Thai, can I just ask "ben kun Thai" or is it rude to not use any pronoun?

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