Whose book is that? (Thai: หนังสือของใคร)

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Sentence: ประโยค[prayok] หนังสือของใคร
Pronunciation: การออกเสียง[kan-ok-siang] hnang-sue khong khai
Translation: คำแปล[khamplae] Whose book is that?
Tense: กาล[kan]
Rule: กฏ[kot]
Vocabulary: ศัพท์[sap] หนังสือ[hnangsue]=book, ของไคร[khong-khrai]=whose
Explanation: อธิบาย[a-thi-bai] This sentence in Thai language form, noun [หนังสือ] is before possessive word[ของไคร]

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