At (formal) in Thai

“At (formal)” in Thai is ณná.

ณ ná

at, in (formal: places and dates) preposition

ná high

High: start high and go a little higher, a bit tense; don’t let it fall.

How to use it

ณná is a one-letter word for "at" in formal Thai: invitations, plaques, official notices and speeches, as in ณ ที่นี้ná tîi-níi, "here, at this place". With a date it means "as of". It's written with a space on each side.

Everyday Thai uses ที่tîi: เจอกันที่ร้านjoe gan tîi ráan, see you at the café. The letter is read like the particle นะná.

Other spellings you'll see

There's no single official way to write Thai in English letters. We mark the tone of every syllable; online you'll also find:

More formal words in Thai

All formal words

การ gaan Kaan (prefix)
-ing, -tion: turns a verb into a noun (the act of …)
ความ kwaam Kwaam (prefix)
-ness (turns a verb or adjective into a noun)
ผู้ pûu Phu (prefix)
person (who …): makes words for people, like -er
นัก nák Nak (prefix)
-er, -ist: someone who does it (as a job or a passion)
ซึ่ง sûeng Who, which (formal)
which, who (adds information; formal, written)
จึง jueng Therefore
so, therefore (before the verb of the result)

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Written by the Learn Thai For Free team
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