This is the 259th most frequent Thai word.
mr
The Thai language does not have the word "mr." Could you clarify or provide the context?
In this sentence, 'นาย' is used as a title equivalent to 'Mr.' in English, preceding a person's name.
นายสมชายไปตลาดเมื่อเช้า
Mr. Somchai went to the market this morning.
Here, 'นาย' refers to a 'boss' or 'superior' in a workplace context.
นายของบริษัทจ่ายเงินเดือนทุกสิ้นเดือน
The boss of the company pays the salary at the end of every month.
In this example, 'นาย' is a colloquial term for 'you,' often used among friends.