ผมซื้อ

I buy; I bought

→ ผม

phrase Uncommon #4,909

I buy; I bought ผม is used by male speakers to mean “I.” ซื้อ means “to buy,” and the tense is understood from context.

TH: ผมซื้อกาแฟมาให้คุณ

EN: I bought coffee for you.

I also bought a scarf.

— ทุกหัวใจมีรัก (2003)

I bought this apartment so we could live together.

— ชีวิตเดียวเฟี้ยวให้สุด (2011)

I bought it while traveling from Hokkaido.

— ฮีโร่ (2002)

I'll buy it.

— โคตรคน ตัดคมมาเฟีย (2007)

The book I bought is on the table.

I bought two bottles of milk.

Do you know what I do with unhappiness? I buy it.

— ไซโค (1960)

Then Annie had the idea that she could talk me into buying a farm.

— ความฝันที่ค้างคา ช่วงเวลาที่ค้างใจ (1989)

This ring—I bought it for my mother.

— ชีวิตเดียวเฟี้ยวให้สุด (2011)

I bought this for you to wear with a red shirt. It’ll look great.

— The Road Home (1999)

I bought an apartment for Janice to live in, around the corner from the shop. I stay there a couple of nights a week.

— คนดีเหยียบฟ้า (1990)

I bought this somewhere else.

— โลกนี้รักใครไม่ได้นอกจากเขา (1997)

Okay, I’ll buy three sets.

— จับให้ได้ ถ้านายแน่จริง (2002)

In the end, my wife insisted that I buy that taxi.

— A Taxi Driver (2017)