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As with English, Thai uses words like the demonstrative pronouns this, that, these, and those to help determine which item you are referring to when talking. In a sentence, they take the place of the subject noun.
Example: If I am speaking about something in my own hand, I would use นี่. If the object is in your hand, and you are across the room from me, I would use นั่น. If it is a farther distance away from both of us, like outside the window, across a field, etc., I would use โน่น .
When the meaning is clear, the subject of the sentence may be omitted. One of the demonstrative pronouns is used in its place, and the sentence has no verb expressed. In this form the verb (to be) is implied.
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