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In the sentence order, it comes after the verb and the direct object and before the indirect object. So the basic word order would be:
Subject + verb + direct object + ให้ (hâi) + indirect object
ผมเขียนชื่อให้คุณ (phǒm khǐian chûue hâi khun)
➤ "I write the name for you."
สตีฟซื้อตั๋วให้ดิฉัน (sà-dtíip súue dtǔa hâi dì-chǎn)
➤ "Steve bought a ticket for me."
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When using ให้ (hâi) in a direct request, we can leave out the subject and the indirect object because the listener will automatically understand "you" and "me" from the context.
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You can use either ขอ (khǎaw), meaning "to ask for," or ช่วย (chûuai), meaning "to help," at the beginning of the sentence to indicate that you are requesting something.
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And you can put หน่อย (nàawy), meaning "little," at the end of the sentence to make the request more humble.
➤ "Please write the name of the restaurant [for me]."
➤ "Please buy orange juice [for me]."
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