is there an "~ing" in Thai?
in Thai is there like, an "~ing"?
like, can you say "I am going to the store" or do you just say "I go to the store"

Question

is there an "~ing" in Thai?
in Thai is there like, an "~ing"?
like, can you say "I am going to the store" or do you just say "I go to the store"

Answer

but, also noted in your mind that (gamlang) has another meaning that is  (power)

but, this form used as Noun.

S + v + N (or object)

1)ฉันมีกำลัง(ที่จะสู้ต่อไป) chan mee gamlang (tee ja soo tho pai) ----- i have streghth or power to continue fighting or (to continue carry on)

2)ฉันมีกำลัง(พอที่จะทำมัน)  chan mee gamlang (tee ja tam man ) ----- i have enought power or streght to do this job.

3)กำลังใจ   gamlang-jai (this one is means) encounrage, conforting..

ผมต้องการกำลังใจจากเธอ chan thong gaan gamlang-jai jak ter ( i need your encourage)

Answer

sure, ofcuz we have it  "gerund" or "ing" in thai is 
กำลัง...... (gam lang)
Subject + gamlang + Verbs + object.

Ex:
เขากำลังเดิน (kao gamlang dern) he's walking
แม่กำลังดูโทรทัศ (mae gamlang doo to-ra-tad) Mom's watching Tv.
คุณกำลังทำอะไร  （koon galang tam a-rai) what are you doing?
ฉันกำลังอ่านหนังสือ (chan gamlang an-nang-sue) i'm reading a book

and here more complicated sentence_____

ตอนที่ฉันโทรหา  เธอกำลังทำอะไรอยู่ (toon tee chan too-ha   ter gamlang tam a-rai yu) what were you doing when i called?

Answer

กำลัง≈···ing