ไป (to go), มา (to come), กลับ (to go back / to come back)

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ไป /pai/ (to go)

 ไปโรงเรียน /pai rongrian/
= to go to school

 ไปเที่ยว /pai tiao/ 
= to go to travel

 ไปชอปปิง /pai chopping/ 
= to go shopping

 ไปทำงาน /pai tam ngan/ 
= to go to work

 มา /ma/ (to come)

 มาโรงเรียน /ma rongrian/ 
= to come to school

 มาเที่ยว /ma tiao/ 
= to come to travel

 มาชอปปิง /ma chopping/ 
= to come to shopping

 มาทำงาน /ma tam ngan/ 
= to come to work

 กลับ /klap/ (to go back / to come back)

 กลับบ้าน /klap ban/
= to go back home

 กลับประเทศ /klap prathet/
= to go back to (your own) country

 Notice กลับ /klap/ is use when you return back to a place you've stayed before.
Example
You're Japanese, living in Japan. You came to visit Thailand and tomorrow you're going to go back to Japan.
You can say...
พรุ่งนี้ผมจะกลับประเทศญี่ปุ่นครับ
/Phrungni phom cha klap prathet yipun khrap/
Tomorrow, I'm going to go back to Japan.
Let's enjoy THAI SONGS with lyrics and translation at T-POP LYRICS!
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