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🥣 How to Say “No One Should Be Hungry” in Thai พูดยังไงดีว่า “ไม่ควรมีใครต้องหิว” เป็นภาษาไทย

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Sun, 13 Jul 2025 22:07:00 +0700

Learning Thai isn’t just about asking for directions or ordering food—sometimes you want to express care, empathy, and social values. Today, we’ll explore a powerful and meaningful phrase in Thai:

🍽️“No one should be hungry.”

You’ll learn this phrase through natural conversations, with translations, pronunciation guides, grammar notes, and mini quizzes to help you speak Thai clearly and confidently.

🗣️ Dialogue 1: Talking About Helping Others

สถานการณ์: James is talking to his Thai friend Nam about volunteering.

James: ฉันอยากช่วยคนที่ไม่มีอาหารกิน🍜
chǎn yàak chûai kon thîi mâi mii aa-hǎan gin
I want to help people who have no food to eat.

Nam: ใช่เลย ไม่มีใครควรจะหิว
châi loei.
Exactly. No one should be hungry.

James: พูดอย่างนี้เป็นภาษาไทยว่าอะไรนะ?
phûut yàang níi pen phaasǎa Thai wâa à-rai ná?
How do you say that in Thai?

Nam: ไม่มีใครควรจะหิว หรือจะพูดว่า "ไม่ควรมีใครต้องหิว" ก็ได้
mâi mii krai khuan jà hǐw / mâi khuan mii krai t̂̂xng hǐw
You can say “mâi mii krai khuan jà hǐw” or “mâi khuan mii krai t̂̂xng hǐw”

💡 Vocabulary Highlights

Thai	Pronunciation	English
ไม่มีใคร	mâi mii krai	no one
ควรจะ	khuan jà	should
หิว	hǐw	hungry
ไม่ควรมีใครต้องหิว	mâi khuan mii krai t̂̂xng hǐw	no one should be hungry

🗣️ Dialogue 2: Discussing a Social Campaign

สถานการณ์: Two Thai friends discuss a food donation campaign.

Dao: นายรู้เรื่องแคมเปญ “อิ่มทั่วไทย” ไหม?
naai rúu rʉ̂ang campaign “ìm thûa Thai” mái?
Have you heard about the “Everyone Eats in Thailand” campaign?

Lek: รู้สิ! คำขวัญเขาคือ “ไม่ควรมีใครต้องหิว”
rúu sì! kham-khwǎn khǎo khʉʉ “mâi khuan mii krai t̂̂xng hǐw”
Of course! Their slogan is “No one should be hungry.”

Dao: ใช่แล้ว ฟังดูอบอุ่นมาก
châi lɛ́ɛo. fang duu òp-ùn mâak
Yes. It sounds so heartwarming.

📌 Grammar Tip: Negative + "Should" in Thai

To express that something shouldn’t happen, we use:

“ไม่ควร...” (mâi khuan...) = “should not...”

You can use it with many verbs:

ไม่ควรสาย = shouldn’t be late
ไม่ควรรอ = shouldn’t wait
ไม่ควรหิว = shouldn’t be hungry

To emphasize no one, we say:

“ไม่มีใคร” (mâi mii krai) = no one

🗣️ Dialogue 3: Teaching the Phrase

สถานการณ์: Sarah teaches her little brother how to say meaningful things in Thai.

Sarah: วันนี้พี่จะสอนวลีที่ดีมากในภาษาไทยนะ
wan-níi phîi jà sǎawn wa-lii thîi dii mâak nai phaasǎa Thai ná
Today, I’ll teach you a beautiful Thai phrase.

Ben: ว่าอะไรเหรอ?
wâa à-rai rǒe?
What is it?

Sarah: "ไม่ควรมีใครต้องหิว" แปลว่าไม่มีใครควรจะหิวข้าว
"mâi khuan mii krai t̂̂xng hǐw" bplɛɛ wâa mâi mii krai khuan jà hǐw khâao
It means no one should go hungry.

Ben: เข้าใจแล้ว! ฟังดูมีน้ำใจ
kâo-jai lɛ́ɛo! fang duu mii nám-jai
Got it! Sounds very kind.

🧠 Mini Quiz: Are You Getting It?

1. What does “ไม่มีใครควรจะหิว” mean?
a) Everyone is hungry
b) No one should be hungry
c) I am not hungry

2. Which is correct Thai for "should not"?
a) ควรจะ
b) ไม่ควร
c) หิวมาก

🧾 Summary

To say “No one should be hungry” in Thai, use:

“ไม่ควรมีใครต้องหิว” (mâi khuan mii krai t̂̂xng hǐw)
Or
“ไม่มีใครควรจะหิว” (mâi mii krai khuan jà hǐw)

These are both natural and meaningful. Use them when talking about kindness, community service, or social issues.

✅ Learn the structure:

“ไม่มีใคร” = no one
“ควรจะ” / “ไม่ควร” = should / should not
“หิว” = hungry

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Easy Thai: หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก – Understanding & Saying "Hypocrisy / Two-faced" Simply 🎭

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Thu, 10 Jul 2025 20:36:00 +0700

Welcome back to Easy Thai Learning – Michael Leng’s Free Guide! Have you ever encountered someone in Thailand (or anywhere, really!) who seems incredibly friendly to your face, but then you hear they've said something completely different behind your back? Or perhaps you've seen a situation where actions simply don't match words?

Well, there's a perfect Thai phrase for that, and it's quite descriptive: หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก (nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk).

This phrase captures a very common human behavior – hypocrisy or being two-faced. But beyond just the literal translation, understanding when and how to use this phrase (and what it truly implies in Thai culture) is key to sounding more natural and comprehending real-life conversations.

In this guide, we'll break down หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก step-by-step, making it easy for anyone interested in learning Thai to grasp this fascinating and useful expression. Let's dive in!

What Does หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก Truly Mean? 🤔

Let's dissect the phrase to understand its nuances:

หน้า (nâa): Face
ไหว้ (wâi): To show respect with a wai (the traditional Thai greeting gesture where palms are pressed together)
หลัง (lăng): Back (as in, behind one's back)
หลอก (lɔ̀ɔk): To deceive, to trick, to lie

So, literally, it means "face-wai-back-deceive." It paints a vivid picture of someone who performs the respectful wai to your face, but then turns their back and deceives or speaks ill of you.

English Equivalents:

The closest English equivalents are:

Hypocrisy / Hypocrite: The act or person of claiming beliefs or virtues that one doesn't actually possess or practice.
Two-faced: Someone who says one thing to a person's face and something different behind their back.
Duplicitous / Duplicity: Deceitfulness, especially in speech or conduct; double-dealing.
Double-dealing: Acting deceitfully, especially in business or politics.

While these English words convey the meaning, หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก carries a cultural nuance of deceptive politeness.

How to Say หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก (Pronunciation Guide) 🗣️

Let's break down the pronunciation, as tones are crucial in Thai!

หน้า (nâa): Falling tone. Sounds like "nah" where your voice falls from high to low. (Like saying "Nah, I don't think so.")
ไหว้ (wâi): Falling tone. Sounds like "wai" where your voice falls. (Like saying "Why not?")
หลัง (lăng): Rising tone. Sounds like "lang" where your voice rises. (Like the "lung" in your body, but with a rising tone.)
หลอก (lɔ̀ɔk): Low tone. Sounds like "lok" where your voice stays low. (Similar to "lock" but with a low, flat tone.)

Putting it together: nâa-wâi-lăng-lɔ̀ɔk (pronounced roughly as "nah-wai-lang-lok" with the correct tones).

Listen and Repeat: The best way to master the pronunciation is to listen to native speakers. Search for this phrase on YouTube or Google Translate's audio feature to hear the tones accurately.

When and How to Use หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก in Sentences (Context Examples) 💬

This phrase is typically used to describe a person's character or behavior. It's often spoken with a sense of frustration, disappointment, or disapproval.

Here are some example sentences you might hear or use, with English translations:

เขาเป็นคนหน้าไหว้หลังหลอกมาก.
(Kăo bpen kon nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk mâak.)
- Meaning: "He is a very two-faced person." / "He is extremely hypocritical."
- Usage: Describing someone's character.
ระวังคนหน้าไหว้หลังหลอกนะ.
(Ra-wang kon nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk ná.)
- Meaning: "Beware of hypocrites/two-faced people."
- Usage: A warning to someone.
ท่าทางเขาดูดี แต่จริงๆ แล้วเป็นคนหน้าไหว้หลังหลอก.
(Tâa-taang kăo doo dee, dtàe jing-jing láew bpen kon nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk.)
- Meaning: "He seems good, but in reality, he is a two-faced person."
- Usage: Expressing disillusionment.
ฉันไม่ชอบคนหน้าไหว้หลังหลอกเลย.
(Chăn mâi chôp kon nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk loey.)
- Meaning: "I really don't like two-faced people at all."
- Usage: Stating a personal preference/dislike.
อย่าไปเชื่อคำพูดของคนหน้าไหว้หลังหลอก.
(Yàa bpai chêu kam pûut kŏng kon nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk.)
- Meaning: "Don't believe the words of a hypocrite/two-faced person."
- Usage: Advising caution.
เรื่องที่เขาทำมันหน้าไหว้หลังหลอกจริงๆ.
(Rêuang têe kăo tam man nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk jing-jing.)
- Meaning: "What he did was truly hypocritical/two-faced."
- Usage: Commenting on a specific action.
เขามีพฤติกรรมหน้าไหว้หลังหลอก.
(Kăo mee prúet-dtì-gam nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk.)
- Meaning: "He has hypocritical/two-faced behavior."
- Usage: More formal way to describe their conduct.
ฉันเบื่อคนประเภทนี้ที่ชอบทำหน้าไหว้หลังหลอก.
(Chăn bêuua kon bpra-pêet née têe chôp tam nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk.)
- Meaning: "I'm tired of this type of person who likes to act two-faced."
- Usage: Expressing exasperation.
บางคนต่อหน้าพูดดี ลับหลังพูดอีกอย่าง นั่นแหละหน้าไหว้หลังหลอก.
(Baang kon dtòr nâa pûut dee, láp lăng pûut èek yàang, nân láe nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk.)
- Meaning: "Some people speak well to your face, but speak differently behind your back. That is exactly two-faced behavior."
- Usage: Explaining the concept.
ระมัดระวังให้ดี อย่าหลงเชื่อคนที่แสดงออกว่าจริงใจ แต่จริงๆ แล้วหน้าไหว้หลังหลอก.
(Ra-mát-rá-wang hâi dee, yàa lŏng chêua kon têe sà-daeng-ɔ̀ɔk wâa jing-jai, dtàe jing-jing láew nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk.)
- Meaning: "Be careful, don't be misled by people who appear sincere but are actually two-faced."
- Usage: A more detailed warning.

Cultural Context & Nuances 🇹🇭

While hypocrisy exists in every culture, in Thailand, where politeness and preserving "face" (หน้า - nâa) are incredibly important, the concept of หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก can feel particularly cutting.

Importance of "Face": Thais generally value harmony and direct confrontation is often avoided. Therefore, someone being pleasant to your face (giving "หน้า" or "face") but then undermining you behind your back (deceiving "หลัง" or "back") is seen as a significant betrayal of trust and a major character flaw.
Indirectness: Because of the culture's tendency towards indirect communication, instances of หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก might sometimes be more subtle. It's about discerning genuine sincerity from superficial politeness.

Understanding this cultural layer helps you not just say the words, but truly grasp the weight and implication behind them when you hear them used by native speakers.

Simple Practice Exercise: Test Your Understanding! 🧠

Try to fill in the blanks using หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก (nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk) or describe a situation where it would apply.

If someone acts friendly to your face but talks badly about you behind your back, that person is ______.
I don't trust him because his actions show he is ______.
คุณต้องระวังคน ____ ในที่ทำงานนะ (You have to be careful of ______ people at work.)
That politician's promises were all just ______; he never followed through.
What's the Thai phrase for someone who seems respectful but is deceptive behind your back? It's ______.

Answers:

หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก (two-faced/hypocritical)
หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก (two-faced/hypocritical)
หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก
หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก
หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก

Conclusion: Master This Colorful Thai Phrase! 🎉

Learning phrases like หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก (nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk) is incredibly rewarding because it opens up a deeper understanding of both the Thai language and its cultural nuances. You've now learned:

Its literal and figurative meanings (face-wai-back-deceive, truly meaning hypocrisy or two-faced behavior).
How to pronounce it with the correct tones.
How to use it in various real-life sentences.
The cultural significance behind it.

By adding such descriptive and culturally rich phrases to your vocabulary, you're not just learning words, you're truly beginning to "speak like a native" and understand the world from a Thai perspective. Keep practicing, and don't be afraid to use these new phrases in your conversations!

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Thai Numbers 1–100 Clearly for Beginners (with Pronunciation Tips)

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Wed, 2 Jul 2025 11:41:00 +0700

If you're just starting out on your journey to learn Thai, numbers are one of the best places to begin. They pop up everywhere — from prices at street markets to bus numbers, phone digits, addresses, and more. Knowing how to read, say, and recognize Thai numbers from 1 to 100 will not only boost your confidence but also help you connect better with native speakers.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through Thai numbers from 1 to 100 in clear, bite-sized sections, and give you easy pronunciation tips using Romanized letters so you can speak naturally — no tones or scripts needed (yet)!

🇹🇭 Why Learn Thai Numbers Early?

Numbers are everywhere in real life: money, time, dates, shopping, etc.
Thai people love it when foreigners speak even a little Thai — numbers are an easy win!
You’ll better understand menus, signs, receipts, and daily conversation.
Numbers build a foundation for counting, math, phone calls, and travel.

🔢 Thai Numbers 1–10 (The Building Blocks)

Number	Thai	Pronunciation
1	หนึ่ง	nʉ̀ng
2	สอง	sǎawng
3	สาม	sǎam
4	สี่	sìi
5	ห้า	hâa
6	หก	hòk
7	เจ็ด	jèt
8	แปด	bpàet
9	เก้า	gâo
10	สิบ	sìp

💡 Tip: The number 1 (nʉ̀ng) is often dropped when counting multiples of 10, like 21 (ยี่สิบเอ็ด is yîi sìp èt, not yîi sìp nʉ̀ng).

🔟 Multiples of Ten (20–90)

Number	Thai	Pronunciation
20	ยี่สิบ	yîi sìp
30	สามสิบ	sǎam sìp
40	สี่สิบ	sìi sìp
50	ห้าสิบ	hâa sìp
60	หกสิบ	hòk sìp
70	เจ็ดสิบ	jèt sìp
80	แปดสิบ	bpàet sìp
90	เก้าสิบ	gâo sìp

🗣️ Note: Just say the tens + sìp (สิบ). Easy!

🔁 Building the Rest: 11–99

After 10, the pattern is simple:

Say the multiple of ten
Add the number after it

Examples:

11 = sìp èt (สิบเอ็ด)
22 = yîi sìp sǎawng (ยี่สิบสอง)
35 = sǎam sìp hâa (สามสิบห้า)
48 = sìi sìp bpàet (สี่สิบแปด)
99 = gâo sìp gâo (เก้าสิบเก้า)

🎯 Tip: Yîi is used only in 20 (ยี่สิบ), not as the regular word for 2 (which is sǎawng).

💯 Number 100

100 = ร้อย (rɔ́ɔi)
You’ll rarely need to go past this as a beginner, but it’s nice to know!

🧠 Practice Check: Are You Ready?

Here are 5 quick questions to see how well you’ve learned:

What is 21 in Thai?
How do you pronounce 40?
What’s the Thai for 73?
Say 88 out loud — does it sound right?
Translate gâo sìp sǎam (เก้าสิบสาม)

💡Tip: Go back to the tables above and check your answers. Repetition is key!

📌 Summary

Thai numbers from 1 to 100 are built on simple repeating patterns. Once you get familiar with 1–10 and the tens, you can mix and match the rest. Use this post to:

Learn correct pronunciation
Recognize number patterns
Practice with confidence
Start using numbers in real Thai conversations!

🙏 Thank You for Reading!

Thanks for learning Thai numbers with me today! I hope this guide helps make your Thai language journey smoother and more fun.

👉 Read more: How to Greet in Thai: Say Hello Like a Local

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50 Essential Thai Phrases Every Day Used To Talk With Thai People

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Wed, 2 Jul 2025 07:31:00 +0700

Are you captivated by the Land of Smiles? Perhaps you're planning a trip, dreaming of living here, or simply eager to connect with Thai culture on a deeper level. Whatever your motivation, learning some basic Thai phrases is your golden ticket to unlocking richer experiences and more meaningful interactions.

"สวัสดี" (Sawatdee), "สบายดีไหม"(Sabaidee mai)"
ขอบคุณ" (Khop Khun),
"อร่อย" (Aroy)

While many Thais in tourist areas speak some English, truly immersing yourself means stepping out of your linguistic comfort zone. Even a few words of Thai can open doors, warm hearts, and lead to unforgettable moments. It shows respect, a willingness to engage, and trust us – it's incredibly rewarding!

This isn't about becoming fluent overnight. This guide focuses on 50 essential Thai phrases that are genuinely used every single day by Thai people. These are the phrases that will help you navigate daily life, express gratitude, ask for help, and simply have friendly conversations. Think of this as your practical phrasebook for real-world interactions.

Let's dive in!

The Absolute Essentials: Greetings & Politeness

These are your foundation. Master these, and you're already off to a fantastic start.

1. Hello/Hi (general, men use khrap, women use kha): Sawatdee khrap (สวัสดีครับ) / Sawatdee kha (สวัสดีค่ะ)
- Tip: Always include khrap or kha at the end of your sentences for politeness. It's like saying "sir" or "ma'am" but used universally.
2. Thank you (men use khrap, women use kha): Khop khun khrap (ขอบคุณครับ) / Khop khun kha (ขอบคุณค่ะ)
3. Yes (men use khrap, women use kha): Chai khrap (ใช่ครับ) / Chai kha (ใช่ค่ะ)
4. No (men use khrap, women use kha): Mai chai khrap (ไม่ใช่ครับ) / Mai chai kha (ไม่ใช่ค่ะ) or simply Mai khrap (ไม่ครับ) / Mai kha (ไม่ค่ะ)
5. Excuse me/Sorry: Khor thoad khrap/kha (ขอโทษครับ/ค่ะ)
6. Never mind/It's okay: Mai pen rai khrap/kha (ไม่เป็นไรครับ/ค่ะ)
- This phrase is incredibly versatile and reflects the Thai "mai pen rai" (no worries) attitude.

Getting Around & Asking for Help

Navigating Thailand becomes much easier with these phrases.

7. Where is...?: Yoo tee nai khrap/kha? (อยู่ที่ไหนครับ/คะ?)
8. How much is this?: Gee baht khrap/kha? (กี่บาทครับ/คะ?)
9. Can you help me?: Chuay duay dai mai khrap/kha? (ช่วยด้วยได้ไหมครับ/คะ?)
10. I don't understand: Mai khao jai khrap/kha (ไม่เข้าใจครับ/ค่ะ)
11. I want to go to...: Yak pai... khrap/kha (อยากไป... ครับ/ค่ะ)
12. Turn left: Leo sai khrap/kha (เลี้ยวซ้ายครับ/ค่ะ)
13. Turn right: Leo kwa khrap/kha (เลี้ยวขวาครับ/ค่ะ)
14. Go straight: Trong pai khrap/kha (ตรงไปครับ/ค่ะ)
15. Stop here: Jord tee nee khrap/kha (จอดที่นี่ครับ/ค่ะ)
16. Very expensive: Paeng mak khrap/kha (แพงมากครับ/ค่ะ)
17. Can you reduce the price?: Lot noi dai mai khrap/kha? (ลดหน่อยได้ไหมครับ/คะ?) (Use this gently and with a smile!)

Ordering Food & Drinks (A Must!)

Thai food is world-renowned. Make sure you can order what you want!

18. I want...: Ao... khrap/kha (เอา... ครับ/ค่ะ)
19. Delicious!: Aroy! (อร่อย!)
- Tip: Add mak (มาก) for "very" – Aroy mak! (อร่อยมาก!)
20. Not spicy: Mai phet khrap/kha (ไม่เผ็ดครับ/ค่ะ)
21. A little bit spicy: Phet nit noi khrap/kha (เผ็ดนิดหน่อยครับ/ค่ะ)
22. Water: Nam plao khrap/kha (น้ำเปล่าครับ/ค่ะ)
23. Ice: Namแข็ง khrap/kha (น้ำแข็งครับ/ค่ะ)
24. No ice: Mai ao namแข็ง khrap/kha (ไม่เอาน้ำแข็งครับ/ค่ะ)
25. Check please: Check bin khrap/kha (เช็คบิลครับ/ค่ะ)
26. Can I have a plastic bag?: Khor thung khrap/kha? (ขอถุงครับ/ค่ะ?) (Useful for street food!)
27. One more: Eek nueng khrap/kha (อีกหนึ่งครับ/ค่ะ)
28. Enough/Stop (when being served): Por laew khrap/kha (พอแล้วครับ/ค่ะ)

Common Social Interactions & Friendly Chat

Connecting with locals is often the highlight of any trip.

29. What is your name?: Khun chue a-rai khrap/kha? (คุณชื่ออะไรครับ/คะ?)
30. My name is...: Phom chue... khrap (ผมชื่อ... ครับ) / Chan chue... kha (ฉันชื่อ... ค่ะ)
31. Nice to meet you: Yin dee tee dai roo jak khrap/kha (ยินดีที่ได้รู้จักครับ/ค่ะ)
32. How are you?: Sabai dee mai khrap/kha? (สบายดีไหมครับ/คะ?)
33. I'm fine: Sabai dee khrap/kha (สบายดีครับ/ค่ะ)
34. Where are you from?: Khun maa jark nai khrap/kha? (คุณมาจากไหนครับ/คะ?)
35. I'm from...: Phom maa jark... khrap (ผมมาจาก... ครับ) / Chan maa jark... kha (ฉันมาจาก... ค่ะ)
36. Do you speak English?: Poot pasa Angkrit dai mai khrap/kha? (พูดภาษาอังกฤษได้ไหมครับ/คะ?)
37. I can speak a little Thai: Poot pasa Thai dai nit noi khrap/kha (พูดภาษาไทยได้นิดหน่อยครับ/ค่ะ)
38. It's hot!: Rorn mak! (ร้อนมาก!)
39. Very good/excellent: Dee mak! (ดีมาก!)
40. Good luck: Chok dee khrap/kha (โชคดีครับ/ค่ะ)
41. Cheers!: Chon gao! (ชนแก้ว!)
42. Take care: Doo lae tua eng na khrap/kha (ดูแลตัวเองนะครับ/คะ)
43. See you again: Jer gun mai khrap/kha (เจอกันใหม่ครับ/ค่ะ)
44. What time is it?: Gee mong laew khrap/kha? (กี่โมงแล้วครับ/คะ?)
45. Can I take a photo?: Tai roop dai mai khrap/kha? (ถ่ายรูปได้ไหมครับ/คะ?)
46. Have fun!: Sanook na khrap/kha! (สนุกนะครับ/คะ!)
47. Happy (birthday/New Year, etc.): Sook san... (สุขสันต์...)
48. What's up/How's it going? (informal): Pen ngai bang? (เป็นไงบ้าง?)
49. I like it: Chop khrap/kha (ชอบครับ/ค่ะ)
50. Never been there before: Mai koey pai khrap/kha (ไม่เคยไปครับ/ค่ะ)

Pro Tips for Learning & Using Thai Phrases:

Listen Actively: Pay attention to how Thai people speak, their intonation, and their body language.
Don't Be Afraid to Make Mistakes: Thais are generally very appreciative of foreigners who try to speak their language. Don't worry about perfect pronunciation; effort counts!
Mimic, Don't Translate Directly: Thai sentence structure can be quite different from English. Focus on mimicking common phrases rather than trying to translate word-for-word.
Practice Consistently: Even five minutes a day can make a huge difference. Use apps, watch Thai dramas, or listen to Thai music.
Learn the Tones (Eventually): Thai is a tonal language, meaning the same word can have different meanings depending on the tone. While beginners don't need to master this immediately, be aware of it. Many apps and resources can help you with tone practice.
Use Khrap and Kha: We can't stress this enough. It's the simplest way to sound polite and respectful.
Smile!: A genuine smile goes a long way in Thailand. It's a universal language that complements your Thai phrases perfectly.

Conclusion

Learning these 50 essential Thai phrases will not only make your interactions smoother but also deepen your appreciation for Thai culture. From ordering delicious food to navigating bustling markets and simply saying "thank you" with sincerity, you'll find that even a little Thai goes a very long way. Start with the basics, practice regularly, and don't be shy about trying! The rewards of connecting with locals in their own language are truly priceless.

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Top 10 Essential Thai Phrases Every Tourist Must Know To Talk With Thai People

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Wed, 2 Jul 2025 06:47:00 +0700

Traveling to Thailand is an exciting adventure, and knowing even a few basic Thai phrases can truly transform your experience! Thai people genuinely appreciate it when visitors make an effort to speak their language, even if it's just a handful of words. Whether you're navigating bustling markets, ordering delicious street food, or simply asking for directions, these 10 essential Thai phrases will help you communicate more smoothly and leave a fantastic impression.

1. สวัสดี (Sà-wàt-dee) – Hello / Goodbye

Pronunciation: Sah-wah-dee

This is the most fundamental Thai greeting, perfect for any time of day. To make it more polite, men should add "khráp" at the end, making it "Sà-wàt-dee khráp," while women should use "kha," for "Sà-wàt-dee kha."

Example:

Sà-wàt-dee khráp! (Hello – male speaker)
Sà-wat-dee kha! (Hello – female speaker)

Tip: A warm smile is a universal language, and it's an integral part of Thai greetings!

2. ขอบคุณ (K̀hob-khun) – Thank You

Pronunciation: Khop-khoon

A simple "K̀hob-khun" shows gratitude and politeness. Just like with greetings, add "khráp" (for men) or "kha" (for women) to make it extra polite.

Example:

K̀hob-khun khráp! (Thank you – male speaker)
K̀hob-khun kha! (Thank you – female speaker)

3. ไม่เป็นไร (Mâi bpen rai) – No Problem / You’re Welcome

Pronunciation: Mai pen rai

This versatile phrase means "It’s okay," "No worries," or "Don’t mention it." Thais use it frequently, reflecting their relaxed and easygoing nature.

Example:

A: K̀hob-khun khráp! (Thank you!)
B: Mâi bpen rai! (You’re welcome! / No problem!)

4. ราคาเท่าไหร่? (Raa-khaa thâo rài?) – How Much?

Pronunciation: Rah-kah tao-rai?

This phrase is an absolute must-know for anyone planning to shop or bargain, especially in Thailand's vibrant markets.

Example:

Raa-khaa thâo rài khráp? (How much is this? – male speaker)

5. ช่วยด้วย (Chûai dûai) – Help Me!

Pronunciation: Choo-ay doo-ay

Hopefully, you won't need this often, but it's crucial for emergencies or when you simply need assistance.

Example:

Chûai dûai khráp! (Help me, please! – male speaker)

6. ฉันไม่เข้าใจ (Chǎn mâi kâo jai) – I Don’t Understand

Pronunciation: Chan mai kao jai

This phrase is incredibly helpful when you're struggling to follow a conversation or receive instructions. Don't be afraid to use it!

Example:

Chǎn mâi kâo jai kha. (I don’t understand – female speaker)

7. พูดภาษาอังกฤษได้ไหม? (Phûut phaasǎa angkrìt dâi mǎi?) – Can You Speak English?

Pronunciation: Poot pa-sah ang-krit dai mai?

If you find yourself truly stuck and need to switch languages, this phrase can be a real lifesaver.

Example:

Phûut phaasǎa angkrìt dâi mǎi khráp? (Can you speak English? – male speaker)

8. อาหารอร่อยมาก (Aa-hăan a-ròi mâak) – The Food Is Very Delicious

Pronunciation: Ah-hahn a-roy mak

Thai people are incredibly proud of their cuisine. Complimenting their food is a wonderful way to show appreciation and make new friends.

Example:

Aa-hăan a-ròi mâak kha! (The food is very delicious! – female speaker)

9. ห้องน้ำอยู่ที่ไหน? (Hông náam yùu thîi nǎi?) – Where Is the Bathroom?

Pronunciation: Hong nahm yoo tee nai?

This is perhaps one of the most universally useful phrases for any traveler, anywhere in the world!

Example:

Hông náam yùu thîi nǎi khráp? (Where is the bathroom? – male speaker)

10. ลาก่อน (Laa gòn) – Goodbye

Pronunciation: Lah gon

A simple and polite way to bid farewell.

Example:

Laa gòn kha! (Goodbye! – female speaker)

Learning these 10 essential Thai phrases isn't just about memorizing words; it's about connecting with locals, navigating daily situations with ease, and showing genuine respect for Thai culture. Even a small effort to speak Thai can lead to warmer interactions and make your trip truly unforgettable.

Quick Check-In: Are You Ready?

✅ Can you confidently greet someone in Thai?
✅ Do you know how to express gratitude?
✅ Can you ask for the price of something you want to buy?

If you've practiced these phrases, you're already well on your way to smoother, more enriching travels in Thailand!

Thank you for reading! I truly hope this guide helps you feel more confident on your Thai adventure. If you found this post helpful, please share it with your fellow travelers and leave a comment below with your favorite Thai phrase or any phrases you'd like to learn next. Safe travels and happy learning!

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Learn Thai Vowels and Consonants for Newbies

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Tue, 24 Jun 2025 16:04:00 +0700

Learning Thai may seem challenging at first, especially with its unique script, tones, and pronunciation. But don’t worry! One of the best places to start is with the building blocks of the Thai language—its consonants and vowels. Once you understand how these elements work together, everything else becomes easier.

This guide is designed especially for beginners who have no prior experience with Thai. By the end, you’ll be able to recognize, pronounce, and combine basic Thai letters to begin reading real Thai words!

🧱 What Makes Thai Writing Unique?

Unlike English, which uses 26 letters, Thai uses a non-Latin script that includes:

44 consonants
32 vowels
No spaces between words in traditional writing
Tones (but we’ll focus on those in another post)

The letters may look complicated, but Thai script is logical and consistent once you understand the system.

🔠 Thai Consonants for Beginners

Thai consonants are divided into three tone classes (high, mid, low), but for now, just focus on how they sound and how to read them.

🧑‍🏫 Here are a few common ones to get started:

Thai Letter	Sound	Example Word	Romanization
ก	g/k	กา (crow)	gaa
ข	kh	ขา (leg)	kha
จ	j	จาน (plate)	jaan
ด	d	ดิน (soil)	din
น	n	นก (bird)	nok
ม	m	มือ (hand)	meu

📝 Tip: Practice writing these letters daily. Start with just 5 at a time.

🔤 Thai Vowels: Simple Sounds, Many Forms

Thai vowels can be placed before, above, below, or after a consonant. They can be tricky at first, but many are combinations of just a few base sounds.

🎵 Basic Thai Vowels:

Vowel	Sound	Example	Romanization
-ะ	a	มา	maa
-า	aa	ปา	paa
-ิ	i	กิน	gin
-ี	ii	ดี	dee
-ุ	u	ลุง	lung
-ู	uu	พูด	poot

🧠 Note: These vowels are written around the consonant. For example, "กิน" = ก (g) + ิ (i) + น (n) → gin

🎯 How to Practice Thai Vowels and Consonants Effectively

Use Flashcards: Make a deck for consonants and another for vowels.
Repeat Out Loud: Practice speaking the sounds each day to train your ear.
Write by Hand: Typing is useful, but writing by hand helps you remember shapes.
Label Real Objects: Write Thai words on sticky notes and put them on items around your home.

✅ Self-Check: Are You on Track?

Ask yourself these:

Can I recognize at least 10 Thai consonants?
Can I pronounce 5 basic vowels clearly?
Can I match a consonant + vowel to form a word like กา (gaa)?
Have I practiced reading simple words out loud?
Did I write Thai letters by hand at least 3 days this week?

If you answered “yes” to 3 or more—you’re doing well! Keep going.

📌 Summary

Thai has 44 consonants and 32 vowels, but you only need a few to start reading.
Focus first on pronunciation, then on combining letters.
Daily practice is key—10–15 minutes a day makes a big difference.
Use tools like flashcards, writing exercises, and audio to boost memory and fluency.

🙏 Thanks for reading!
If this guide helped you start your journey into learning Thai, please like, share, or comment your progress below.
Let’s support each other in learning something new every day!

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Learn Thai in 30 Days: A Beginner's Guide for Absolute Newbies

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Tue, 24 Jun 2025 15:52:00 +0700

Learning a new language might seem overwhelming—especially one with a unique alphabet and tones like Thai. But guess what? You don’t need years of study to start speaking Thai. With the right mindset, structure, and a bit of daily dedication, you can lay a strong foundation for the Thai language in just 30 days.

Whether you're planning a trip to Thailand, relocating, or simply intrigued by Thai culture, this step-by-step beginner’s guide will walk you through a practical plan to start speaking real Thai from day one—without needing to memorize thousands of vocabulary or understand every grammar rule.

🗓️ Week-by-Week Thai Language Roadmap

📅 Week 1: Build the Basics

Goals: Learn Thai script (overview), greetings, tones, and basic self-introduction.

Focus Topics:

Thai vowels and consonants (don’t stress about perfect memorization)
Greetings: Sawasdee krub/ka, Khob khun, Sabai dee mai?
Polite particles: Krub (male), Ka (female)
5 Thai tones: mid, low, falling, high, rising

Sample Phrases:

สวัสดีครับ/ค่ะ (Sawasdee krub/ka) – Hello
ขอบคุณครับ/ค่ะ (Khob khun krub/ka) – Thank you

Tools:
Use apps like ThaiPod101, Ling App, or Write Me – Learn Thai Alphabet

📅 Week 2: Essential Vocabulary + Numbers

Goals: Learn 100 basic Thai words and use numbers confidently.

Focus Topics:

Days of the week, numbers 1–100, family members
Food vocabulary, ordering in a restaurant
Thai pronouns: ฉัน (chan), ผม (phom), คุณ (khun), เขา (khao)

Practice Tip:
Create flashcards with English, Thai script, and Romanization.

Sample Vocabulary:

แม่ (mae) – mother
สาม (saam) – three
ข้าว (khao) – rice

📅 Week 3: Everyday Conversation

Goals: Form simple Thai sentences and questions.

Focus Topics:

Basic sentence structure: Subject + Verb + Object
Common question words: อะไร (what), ที่ไหน (where), เมื่อไหร่ (when)
Practice conversations: ordering food, asking directions

Example Questions:

คุณชื่ออะไร? (Khun chue arai?) – What is your name?
ห้องน้ำอยู่ที่ไหน? (Hong nam yoo tee nai?) – Where is the bathroom?

📅 Week 4: Practice Listening + Cultural Context

Goals: Listen actively and understand language in context.

Focus Topics:

Watch Thai YouTube channels with subtitles
Listen to Thai songs or podcasts (e.g., Thai with Mod)
Learn cultural do’s and don’ts (wai greeting, politeness, etc.)

Tip:
Keep a Thai-language journal and write 3–5 simple sentences each day.

📌 Tips to Stay on Track

✅ Set a consistent learning time (e.g., 15 minutes every morning)
✅ Practice speaking aloud daily—even to yourself!
✅ Review and reuse vocabulary instead of cramming new words
✅ Watch Thai dramas or TikToks to boost listening naturally

🧠 Self-Test: Are You Ready to Use Thai?

Answer the following to check your progress:

Can you introduce yourself in Thai with the correct polite particle?
Can you count from 1 to 10 in Thai?
Do you recognize basic Thai script when reading signs?
Can you ask and answer simple questions like "What is your name?"
Do you understand at least 20 everyday words without needing to translate?

If you can say “yes” to 3 or more—you're doing great! Keep going!

🔚 Conclusion

Learning Thai in 30 days may not make you fluent, but it will help you build the right habits, get comfortable with the sounds, and gain confidence using Thai in real life. With commitment, curiosity, and a good plan—you’ll be surprised at how far you can go in a month.🙏 Thanks for reading!

If you found this guide helpful, please like, share, or leave a comment below.
Every share helps others find the courage to start learning Thai too.

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How to Say “Hello” in Thai Like a Local (Not Like a Tourist!): SAWASDEE

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Mon, 23 Jun 2025 16:45:00 +0700

Sawasdee khrup/kha! You’ve just landed in the right place if you’re trying to learn Thai the real way—like locals do.

If you’ve just touched down in Thailand, chances are the very first word you’ll hear—and hopefully say—is “สวัสดี” (Sawasdee). It’s the go-to Thai greeting, kind of like “hello,” “hi,” and even “good morning” all rolled into one. But here’s something many travelers don’t realize: the way you say “Sawasdee” can instantly show whether you’re blending in or standing out as a tourist.

In this guide, we’ll break down how to pronounce “Sawasdee” naturally, when to use it, and how to add that authentic Thai touch—with the right tone, polite words, and even body language. By the end, you’ll be greeting locals like a pro (not a lost backpacker 😅). Ready? Let’s dive in!

What Does “Sawasdee” Mean?

“Sawasdee” (สวัสดี) is the standard greeting in Thai, used in both formal and informal settings. It can mean hello, hi, good morning, good afternoon, or even good evening, depending on the context.

Interestingly, the word was introduced into the Thai language during the 1930s as a polite greeting and has been widely adopted ever since.

Gender Matters: "Khrap" and "Kha"

In Thai culture, politeness is crucial, and it’s often expressed through the words "ครับ (khrap)" for men and "ค่ะ (kha)" for women. These polite particles are added after “Sawasdee” to make the greeting complete.

Male speaker: Sawasdee khrap (สวัสดีครับ)
Female speaker: Sawasdee kha (สวัสดีค่ะ)

⚠️ Pro Tip: Always use the correct polite particle based on your gender, especially in formal or first-time meetings.

The Thai Wai: More Than Just Words

Greeting in Thailand often includes the wai—a gesture where you place your palms together in a prayer-like fashion and bow slightly. The height of the hands and depth of the bow vary depending on who you're greeting.

For elders or superiors: Higher wai with deeper bow
For peers: Hands at chest level
For children or those younger than you: Simple smile or light wai (optional)

🧍‍♂️+🙏 = Polite + Respectful Thai greeting

Common Situations to Use “Sawasdee”

Meeting Someone New
➤ “Sawasdee khrap/kha” is perfect for making a good first impression.
Entering a Shop or Restaurant
➤ Thai staff or customers often greet each other. Don’t be shy to return the “Sawasdee!”
Phone Calls
➤ Thais often begin phone conversations with “Sawasdee khrap/kha.”
Morning Greetings
➤ Instead of “Good morning,” you can just say “Sawasdee!” It works all day.
Saying Goodbye
➤ Yes, you can also say “Sawasdee khrap/kha” when parting ways.

Mistakes Tourists Often Make

❌ Saying “Sawasdee” without using the polite particle.
❌ Pronouncing it too stiffly or mechanically.
❌ Forgetting to smile or skipping the wai in formal situations.
✅ Locals appreciate effort—just try, and they’ll love you for it.

Pronunciation Tips

Thai is a tonal language. To say “Sawasdee” naturally:

Break it into syllables: Sa-wat-dee
Use a mid-tone voice—not too high, not too low.
Relax your facial muscles and smile—yes, your tone changes with your mood in Thai!

🎧 Listen to native Thai speakers online or on YouTube to train your ears and accent.

Bonus Vocabulary

Thai Word	Pronunciation	Meaning
สวัสดี	Sawasdee	Hello/Hi
ครับ	Khrap	Polite particle (male)
ค่ะ	Kha	Polite particle (female)
ไหว้	Wai	Greeting gesture
ยินดีที่ได้รู้จัก	Yin-dee tee dai roo-jak	Nice to meet you

Learning to say “Sawasdee” the local way is more than memorizing a word—it’s about embracing Thai culture with respect and warmth. By adding the right tone, polite particle, and a sincere smile, you’ll connect more genuinely with Thai people and leave a lasting impression. Whether you're greeting a vendor, a new friend, or a hotel receptionist, a simple “Sawasdee khrap” or “Sawasdee kha” can go a long way!

Closing Remark

Thanks for reading! 🙏
If you found this guide helpful, please share, like, or leave a comment below. Your support helps others discover fun and respectful ways to learn Thai like a local.
Happy learning! 🌟

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📝Thai for Absolute Beginners: Learn Your First 20 Words Today

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Thu, 19 Jun 2025 20:37:00 +0700

Are you completely new to the Thai language and wondering where to start? Great news — you’ve just found the perfect starting point! In this article, we’ll introduce you to the first 20 essential Thai words that every beginner should learn. These words are easy to remember, commonly used in daily conversations, and will help you start speaking Thai with confidence — even if you’ve never studied the language before.

🟨 Why Start with These 20 Words?

Starting with the most basic and frequently used Thai words helps you build a solid foundation. Instead of memorizing long grammar rules, you'll first gain the ability to recognize and respond in real-life situations like greetings, asking prices, or showing politeness. Plus, learning with pronunciation and examples makes it even easier.

🟦 Your First 20 Thai Words (with Phonetics and Meaning)

Thai	Phonetic (Pronunciation)	English Meaning
สวัสดี	sa-wat-dee	Hello
ขอบคุณ	khop-khun	Thank you
ใช่	chai	Yes
ไม่ใช่	mai-chai	No
ขอโทษ	kho-thot	Sorry / Excuse me
ได้	dai	Can / OK
ไม่ได้	mai-dai	Cannot
เท่าไหร่	thao-rai	How much?
ห้องน้ำ	hong-nam	Bathroom
ช่วยด้วย	chuay-duay	Help!
อร่อย	a-roi	Delicious
เผ็ด	phet	Spicy
ไป	bpai	Go
มา	maa	Come
ที่ไหน	thee-nai	Where?
เมื่อไหร่	meua-rai	When?
วันนี้	wan-nee	Today
พรุ่งนี้	proong-nee	Tomorrow
รอ	raw	Wait
เข้าใจ	khao-jai	Understand

These 20 words are enough to get you started and navigate basic communication while traveling, ordering food, or just being polite.

🟩 Pro Tips to Learn Faster

🔁 Repeat out loud – Speaking helps with memory.
🧠 Associate words with pictures – Visual memory boosts recall.
🎧 Listen to native speakers – Use YouTube or ThaiPod101.
🗣️ Use them daily – Practice with friends or during travel.

✅ Conclusion

Learning Thai doesn’t have to be hard — it just needs the right starting point. By mastering these first 20 Thai words, you’ll gain the confidence to explore more vocabulary and even simple conversations. Use them often, combine them with real-life situations, and keep practicing!

🙏 Closing Remark

Thank you for reading!
If you found this article helpful, please give it a like, share it with your friends, and leave a comment below telling us which Thai word you want to learn next.
See you in the next lesson — and remember, learning Thai can be fun and free!

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Please, Take Care Of Your Health.(Thai: ดูแลสุขภาพด้วยครับ [dulae sùk-kà-pâap]) | Learn Thai Free Online [LTFO]

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Thu, 10 Jun 2021 12:02:00 +0700

"Please Take Care Of Your Health." in Thai is...

Today, in this lesson, you will learn some useful Thai sentences such as Highlight as follows;

Take care of your health.: ดูแลสุขภาพ

⟴ พวกเรา ดูแล สุขภาพ หรือเปล่า

⟴ Do you take good care of your health? in Thai language

⟴ Thai good to know Quiz and Answer

Sawattdii khrap(สวัสดีครับ) Hello, everyone.

My name is Michael. Today, in my page posting, you will learn how to make a question and answer the sentence about health taking care in Thai.

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I just would like to share my ability in Thai as it's my native language to anyone who's interested to learn Thai.

Here in this posting, you will learn how to speak Thai about..."Please Take Care Of Your Health. (Thai: ดูแลสุขภาพด้วยครับ)"... I hope that this my lesson will be fit to your expectation.

Thai good to know Quiz!

Do you know how to say this word "What kind of sport do you like?" in Thai?

Today I am going to teach you Thai with the words “ดูแลสุขภาพนะครับ”. This sentence is being used by speaker want to express his goodwill to the others.

For example, heard someone has an illness, then you want to indicate that you worry about his/her sickness and you can say:

ดูแล สุขภาพ ของ คุณ ด้วย นะ ครับ/ คะ

dulae sùk-kà-pâap khong khun dûay na khrup/khá

Please take care of your health.

👉 ครับ[khrup]: if you are a man, you just say this ending word at the end of sentences.

👉 ค่ะ[kha]: Likewise, if you are a woman, say "ค่ะ" at the end of sentences instead.

Those two words are the Thai ends particle to make a sentence sound more polite and show respect to the listener.

Not necessary to use it every time when you have finished your saying. I suggest using it at the end of the question sentences it would be nice!

Okay, you already know about the sentence about how to tell someone to take care of their health.

Hence, now I will teach you how to speak in question sentences. All the six sentences in the below are the same questions-asking for someone that they are taking good care of themselves or not, but in each sentence, it just uses the different pronounces.

คุณ ดูแล สุขภาพ หรือเปล่า

khun dulae sùk-kà-pâap rĕu bplào

Do you take good care of your health?

เขา ดูแล สุขภาพ หรือเปล่า

kao dulae sùk-kà-pâap rĕu bplào

Does he take good care of your health?

หล่อน ดูแล สุขภาพ หรือเปล่า

lòn dulae sùk-kà-pâap rĕu bplào

Does she take good care of your health?

พวกเรา ดูแล สุขภาพ หรือเปล่า

pûak rao dulae sùk-kà-pâap rĕu bplào

Do we take good care of your health?

พวกเขา ดูแล สุขภาพ หรือเปล่า

pûak kăo dulae sùk-kà-pâap rĕu bplào

Do they take good care of your health?

มัน ดูแล สุขภาพ หรือเปล่า

man dulae sùk-kà-pâap rĕu bplào

Does it take good care of your health?

From now on, you will learn Thai sentences how to answer with "YES" - "NO" all the questions above.

Here we go!

ใช่ ฉัน ดูแล สุขภาพ ของฉัน

châi chăn dulae sùk-kà-pâap kŏng chăn

Yes, I take good care of my health.

ไม่ ฉัน ไม่ได้ ดูแล สุขภาพ ของฉัน

mâi chăn mâi dâai dulae sùk-kà-pâap kŏng chăn

No, I don't take good care of my health.

Now below you will learn about the answer sentences to the pronoun "He"

ใช่ เขา ดูแล สุขภาพ ของเขา

châi kăo dulae sùk-kà-pâap kŏng kăo

Yes, he take good care of his health.

ไม่ เขา ไม่ได้ ดูแล สุขภาพ ของเขา

mâi kăo mâi dâai dulae sùk-kà-pâap kŏng kăo

No, he doesn't take good care of his health.

Next, the answer sentences to the pronoun "She"

ใช่ หล่อน ดูแล สุขภาพ ของหล่อน

châi lòn dulae sùk-kà-pâap kŏng lòn

Yes, she takes good care of her health.

ไม่ หล่อน ไม่ได้ ดูแล สุขภาพ ของหล่อน

mâi lòn mâi dâai dulae sùk-kà-pâap kŏng lòn

No, she doesn't take good care of her health.

It's time for the pronoun "We"

ใช่ พวกเรา ดูแล สุขภาพ ของ พวกเรา

châi pûak rao dulae sùk-kà-pâap khong pûak rao

Yes, we take good care of our health.

ไม่ พวกเรา ไม่ได้ ดูแล สุขภาพ พวกเรา

mâi pûak rao mâi dâai dulae sùk-kà-pâap pûak rao

No, we don't take good care of our health.

I'm going to teach you how to answer by using the "They" pronounce.

ใช่ พวกเขา ดูแล สุขภาพ ของ พวกเขา

châi pûak kăo dulae sùk-kà-pâap khong pûak kăo

Yes, they take good care of their health.

ไม่ พวกเขา ไม่ได้ ดูแล สุขภาพ พวกเขา

mâi pûak kăo mâi dâai dulae sùk-kà-pâap pûak kăo

No, they don't take good care of their health.

And the last one is to "It"

ใช่ มัน ดูแล สุขภาพ ของ มัน

châi man dulae sùk-kà-pâap khong man

Yes, It takes good care of its health.

ไม่ มัน ไม่ได้ ดูแล สุขภาพ มัน

mâi man mâi dâai dulae sùk-kà-pâap man

No, It doesn't take good care of its health.

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คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
ดูแล	dulae	take care of
สุขภาพ	sùk-kà-pâap	health
ของคุณ	khong khun	your
ด้วย	dûay	for, with
นะ	na	particle used to make a sentence seem softer, more persuasive or less abrupt
ครับ	khrup	Thai particle putting at the end of sentence for men use indicating more polite
คะ	khá	Thai particle for women use indicating more polite(question sentence)

What does "Shield" mean in Thai? | Learn Thai Free Online

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Thu, 12 Nov 2020 00:31:00 +0700

"What are the word "See, Seal, Shield" for Thai language?

Sawattdii khrap(สวัสดีครับ) Hello, everyone.

My name is Michael Leng. I don't kown that you have ever watched the "Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Cinematic World Premiere Trailer" or not. That's okay. It doesn't matter whether you have watched or you have never done.

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When I have spent my time after work and do random serving for any to watch and indulge my free time. I have found the Trailer, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, by chance.

In one scene of its trailer, at the first time when I watched and saw what the man who was supposed to be the warrior leader in the battleship spoke out loud to his warrior like; See, Seal or Shield...

Well if you really like to reveal that, find in out from this video below.

Okay, as I have said that 3 words, you might as well get to know them what they are in Thai.

Let's begin with "See", in Thai is เห็น [hĕn].

For example.

คุณ เคย เห็น ฉัน มา ก่อน หรือ เปล่า
kun koie hĕn chăn maa gòn rĕu bplào
Have you ever seen me?

ฉัน เคย เห็น คุณ มา ก่อน
chăn koie hĕn kun maa gòn
I have ever seen you.

ฉัน ไม่ เคย เห็น คุณ มา ก่อน
chăn mâi koie hĕn kun maa gòn
I have never seen you before.

It's time for the second one, Seal = ปิดผนึก [bpìt pà-nèuk]

เขา ปิด ผนึก จดหมาย รัก ก่อน ส่ง หรือ เปล่า
kăo bpìt pà-nèuk jòt măai rák gòn sòng rĕu bplào
Did he seal your love letter?

เขา ปิด ผนึก
kăo bpìt pà-nèuk
Yes, he did.

เขา ไม่ได้ ปิด ผนึก
kăo mâi dâai bpìt pà-nèuk
No, he didn't.

What does the last but not least word mean in Thai, Shield?

Shield = โล่ [lôh] , กำบัง [gam-bang]

คำว่า Shield ภาษาไทยคืออะไร
kam wâa Shield paa-săa tai keu à-rai
What does "Shield" in Thai?

คำว่า Shield ภาษาไทยคือ โล่ หรือ กำบัง
kam wâa Shield paa-săa tai keu lôh rĕu gam-bang
The word "Shield" in Thai is โล่ [lôh] , กำบัง [gam-bang].

Well, as they have known very well that the English grammar for a single noun if it is used for prural, it usually adds the "s" after the last letter of that one.

Imagine, in this "Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Cinematic World Premiere Trailer", if the warrior commander in chief ordered his soldiers in a single noun as "Shield" (without "s" at the end) while their enemies shooting a thunsand of arrows with fire to them.

Who will rise the only single one shield to conceal against these arrows?

What do you think?

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noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Tue, 8 May 2018 22:31:00 +0700

"When Is Mothers Day 2018 US?" How to say in Thai?

Sawattdii khrap(สวัสดีครับ) Hello, everyone.

My name is Michael Leng. Today, in my page posting, you will learn how to make a question and answer the sentence "When Is Mothers Day 2018 US?" in Thai.

Mothers Day = วันแม่ (wan mâe)

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If you know some basic Thai words. So, this sentence is not too difficult to learn it will take only a few minutes.

First of all, I would like to teach you the three words that you should know. They are as below:

Sawattdii(Thai: สวัสดี) means Hello. This is a common word to be used to say hello at any time.

Khrap(Thai: ครับ) is a Thai particle to add at the end of the sentence. This is only for a male to use it.(Sentence end word of Male)

And Kha(Thai: ค่ะ) is also one of Thai people particles to put at the end of the sentence. If you are female, you use Kha(Thai: ค่ะ) putting at the end of the sentence. (Sentence end word of female).

Talking about those two particles above, Khrap(ครับ) and Kha(ค่ะ), as I have stated that they are to add at the sentence in order for increasing the politeness level.

Example,

If you are male, you say

สวัสดี ครับ
sà-wàt-dee khráp
Hello.

If you are female, you can say this.

สวัสดี ค่ะ
sà-wàt-dee khá
Hello.

Well, let's back to the sentence we'll learn now.

Due to the Mothers Day is coming up very soon. To be in trending, we'll learn these words in Thai today.

Starting with this first sentence.

วันแม่แห่งชาติ ตรง กับ วัน อะไร
wan mâe hàeng châat throng kap wan a-rai
When Is Mothers Day?

If you want to add more the year at the end of the sentence. You will see it like this.

วันแม่แห่งชาติปี 2018 ตรง กับ วัน อะไร
wan mâe hàeng châat bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet throng kap wan a-rai
When Is Mothers Day 2018?

Moreover, if you want to add the name of any country in the sentence too, you will have the sentence as below:

วันแม่แห่งชาติปี 2018 ของไทยตรง กับ วัน อะไร
wan mâe hàeng châat bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet khong tai throng kap wan a-rai
When Is Mothers Day 2018 Thailand?

Can you follow me until now?

Good job! It’s super easy, isn’t it?

After you have learned the interrogative form already. Thus, in addition, we’ll the sentence about how to answer to them.

Are you ready for our new Thai sentences for now? Let’s keep going ahead together.

วันแม่แห่งชาติ ของ ไทย ตรง กับ วันที่ 12 สิงหาคม
wan mâe hàeng châat khong tai throng kap wan têe sìp sŏng sĭng-hăa kom
Aug 12 is Mother's Day in Thailand.

Giving you a piece of information about Mother's Day in Thailand. Thailand’s Mother’s Day is on every the 12th of August. It is a public holiday as well.

Thai people will go to see their parents and/or have celebrated annually. This day is known as “Wan Mae”. Wan(วัน) means day while Mae means Mother.

Now, I will teach you several more sentences by adding the specific name for each country in sentences.

Here we go!...

วันแม่แห่งชาติปี 2018 ของอเมริกาตรง กับ วัน อะไร
wan mâe hàeng châat bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet throng kap wan a-rai
When Is Mothers Day 2018 US?

วันแม่แห่งชาติ ของ อเมริกา ปี 2018 ตรง กับ วันที่ 13 พฤษภาคม
wan mâe hàeng châat khong America bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet throng kap wan têe sìp sam préut-sà-paa kom
Sunday, May 13 Mother's Day 2018 in the United States of America.

วันแม่แห่งชาติปี 2019 ของอังกฤษตรง กับ วัน อะไร
wan mâe hàeng châat bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet khong ang-grìt throng kap wan a-rai
When Is Mothers Day 2019 UK?

วันแม่แห่งชาติ ของ อังกฤษ ปี 2019 ตรง กับ วันที่ 31 มีนาคม
wan mâe hàeng châat khong ang-grìt bpee sŏng pan sìp gâo throng kap wan têe sam sìp èt mee-naa kom
Sunday, March 31 Mother's Day 2019 in the United Kingdom

วันแม่แห่งชาติปี 2018 ของออสเตรเลียตรง กับ วัน อะไร
wan mâe hàeng châat khong America bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet throng kap wan a-rai
When Is Mothers Day 2018 Australia?

วันแม่แห่งชาติ ของ ออสเตรเลีย ปี 2018 ตรง กับ วันที่ 13 พฤษภาคม
wan mâe hàeng châat khong òt-dtray-lia bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet throng kap wan têe sìp sam préut-sà-paa kom
Sunday, May 13 Mother's Day 2018 in Australia.

Here we come to the last of our lesson for today.

Before, we’re about to leave each other today. I would like to teach you how to add the particles in sentences.

See the example sentence below;

If you are female. Remember? You will use Kha (Thai: ค่ะ) at the end of the sentence for indicating respect to whom you are talking with. Such as

สวัสดี ค่ะ
sà-wàt-dee khá
Hello.

วันแม่แห่งชาติปี 2018 ของอเมริกาตรง กับ วัน อะไร คะ
wan mâe hàeng châat bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet throng kap wan a-rai khá
When Is Mothers Day 2018 US?

I give you the example sentence for answer by a female as well. So the sentence will say like this.

วันแม่แห่งชาติ ของ อเมริกา ปี 2018 ตรง กับ วันที่ 13 พฤษภาคม ค่ะ
wan mâe hàeng châat khong America bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet throng kap wan têe sìp sam préut-sà-paa kom khá
Sunday, May 13 Mother's Day 2018 in the United States of America

But if you are male. You will have to speak like the following;

สวัสดี ครับ
sà-wàt-dee khráp
Hello.

วันแม่แห่งชาติปี 2018 ของออสเตรเลียตรง กับ วัน อะไร ครับ
wan mâe hàeng châat khong America bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet throng kap wan a-rai khráp
When Is Mothers Day 2018 Australia?

วันแม่แห่งชาติ ของ ออสเตรเลีย ปี 2018 ตรง กับ วันที่ 13 พฤษภาคม ค่ะ
wan mâe hàeng châat khong òt-dtray-lia bpee sŏng pan sìp bpàet throng kap wan têe sìp sam préut-sà-paa kom khá
Sunday, May 13 Mother's Day 2018 in Australia

Here are some hints that very useful for you.

In brief, whenever you want to use the politeness Thai particles. Think only about this.

Khrap(ครับ) is for male
Kha(ค่ะ) is for female

That’s it.

A chance to practice, speak this sentence repeat at least 3-4 times...

Well done!!!

Wow! You did it!!!???

Remember, on this occasion, Mother's Day, you should do something special for your lover(s), especially, your parents.

For me, I will find time to visit my only father and buy him some little things.
How about you?

Well, we come too far, let’s stay around for the next lesson. I’m going to find a good one for you!

See you next time.

Thanks for reading.

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Why Don't You Receive My Call?(Thai: ทำไมคุณไม่รับสายฉัน) | Learn Thai Free Online [LTFO]

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Thu, 7 Sep 2017 20:05:00 +0700

"Why don't you receive my call?" Learn how to say it in Thai language

ทำไมคุณไม่รับสาย ภาษาอังกฤษ

Today, you're going to learn how to speak the Thai sentences when you want to ask them why they receive your call.

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Sawattdii khrap(สวัสดีครับ) Hello, everyone.

My name is Michael Leng. I'm a Thai native speaker. I have created this blog for sharing my Thai language knowlege to anybody who interested in Thai.

So, today, in my page posting, you will learn how to make a question and answer the sentence about "Asking the reason why they don't pick up the call".

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First of all, I have a sentence.

ทำไม คุณ ไม่ รับ สาย ฉัน
tam-mai khun mâi ráp săai chăn
Why don't you receive my call?

Then, if you want to add more word for identifying the time, you just add the word "เมื่อวานนี้(Yesterday)", such as the sample below;

ทำไม คุณ ไม่ รับ สาย ฉัน เมื่อวาน นี้
tam-mai khun mâi ráp săai chăn mêua waan née
Why didn't you receive my call yesterday?

Now, you want to change to use the word "วันอาทิตย์(Sunday)".

ทำไม คุณ ไม่ รับ โทรศัพท์ เมื่อ วันอาทิตย์
tam-mai khun mâi ráp toh-rá-sàp mêua wanaa-tít
Why didn't you receive my call on the last Sunday?

If you want to say the word: why they don't pick up the telephone, you say.

ทำไม คุณ ไม่ ยก หู โทรศัพท์
tam-mai khun mâi yók hŏo toh-rá-sàp
Why didn't you lift the phone?

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noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Wed, 3 May 2017 20:57:00 +0700

"May I Change The Money, Please?" See how you speak in Thai in our article today

Do you want to change your money, right?

Well, do you know how to start saying in Thai with them?

Think you are in Thailand, then you want to change your money to Thai Baht currency, what you are going to do?

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Don't worry! you just read the only article which is posted right here today, then all you need about money exchange would be settled.

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your situation as below:

You make a question about where is the place you can have your money exchange. Thai language has some special particles to make your speech polite.

If you are a woman, use the particle "ค่ะ[kâa]" at the end of your word.

You are a man, you just say this particle "ครับ[kráp]" at the end of your sentence.

Now, let's start with the sentence questioning to find to go for money exchange.

ฉัน แลก เงิน ได้ ที่ ไหน คะ

chăn lâek ngern dâai thi hnai kâa

Where can I change some money, please?

ผม แลก เงิน ได้ ที่ ไหน ครับ

pŏm lâek ngern dâai thi hnai kráp

Where can I change some money, please?

Here we go for asking to change your money at the exchange counter:

ฉัน ขอ แลก เงิน หน่อย ค่ะ

chăn kŏr lâek ngern nòi kâa

May I change the money, please?

ผม ขอ แลก เงิน หน่อย ครับ

pŏm kŏr lâek ngern nòi kráp

May I change money, please?

Don't you want the currency rate for today too? Ask them these:

อัตรา แลกเปลี่ยน วันนี้ เท่าไหร่ คะ

àt-dtraa lâek bplìan wan née tâo rài ká

What's the rate today, please?

อัตรา แลกเปลี่ยน วันนี้ เท่าไหร่ ครับ

àt-dtraa lâek bplìan wan née tâo rài kráp

What's the rate today, please?

Now, on the other hand, they might make a question to you as well for more details such as:

สกุลเงิน อะไร ครับ / คะ

sà-gun ngern a-rai kráp ká

What currency, please?

Don't hesitate to reply them as:

ผม ต้องการ แลก เงิน ดอลลาร์ เป็น เงิน บาท ครับ

pŏm dtông gaan lâek ngern don-lâa bpen ngern bàat kráp

I want to change Dollars into Bahts.

ฉัน ต้องการ แลก เงิน ดอลลาร์ เป็น เงิน บาท ค่ะ

chăn dtông gaan lâek ngern don-lâa bpen ngern bàat kâa

I want to change Dollars into Baht.

For sure, they may want to know how much you want to buy them Thai Baht.

คุณ ต้องการ แลก เท่าไหร่ ครับ /คะ

khun dtông gaan lâek tâo rài kráp ká

How much do you want to change?

Is it a hundred Dollars enough for you?

หนึ่ง ร้อย ดอลลาร์ ครับ /คะ .

nueng rói don-lâa lâek tâo rài kráp ká

100 dollars, please.

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คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
ขอ	kŏr	Verb [to] ask for ; request for ; ask
ครับ	kráp	Thai particle putting at the end of sentence for men use indicating more polite; "yes"; "that's right"; "I see."
คะ	ká	Thai particle for women use indicating more polite(question sentence)
ค่ะ	kâa	Thai particle for women use indicating more polite(affirmative sentence); "yes"; "that's right"; "I see."
คุณ	khun	Title, of Pali/Sanskrit origin Mr ; Mrs ; Miss ; Ms (คุณ , usually transliterated as ""Khun"", is a standard polite and relatively formal title used before the names of both men and women in Thai. Unlike the English equivalent titles though, ""Khun"" is always used before first names and not surnames. This is a practice many Thais carry over when talking in English, so in Thailand John Smith would frequently be called Mr John (Khun John) rather than Mr Smith. This habit leaves the English of many Thais sounding somewhat more informal than they intended.)
เงิน	ngern	Noun: money ; currency ; cash
ฉัน	chăn	Pronoun I, me: Commonly used by females (Occasionally, monks and men might use it too).
ดอลลาร์	don-lâa	Noun, Classifier, transliteration from English Dollar
ได้	dâai	got to ; did ; get to
ต้องการ	dtông gaan	Verb [to] want ; need ; require
ที่ไหน	têe năi	Indefinite Pronoun somewhere ; anywhere
เท่าไหร่	tâo rài	Adverb: however much; Interrogative: how much ; how many
บาท	bàat	Noun baht (the Thai currency, Baht is also a unit of measurement for gold equal to 15.16 grams)
เป็น	bpen	is, am, are, was, were
ร้อย	rói	Noun hundred
แลก	lâek	Verb [to] exchange ; change ; swap
แลกเปลี่ยน	lâek bplìan	Verb [to] exchange ; trade ; change
วันนี้	wan née	Noun today
สกุลเงิน	sà-gun ngern	Noun monetary; currency
หน่อย	nòi	a little while, less, slightly, particle, after requests =>
หนึ่ง	nueng	alone, tone of number "1" in Thai
อะไร	a-rai	Indefinite Pronoun something ; anything ; whatever
อัตรา	àt-dtraa	Noun rate ; ratio ; tariff

Yes, It Is.(ใช่ ครับ) / Today Is My Birthday.(วันนี้เป็นวันเกิดของผม) | Learn Thai

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Fri, 20 Mar 2015 21:42:00 +0700

"Today Is My Birthday." Learn how to speak in Thai

The former article was about teaching how to say in Thai “วันนี้ เป็น วันเกิด คุณ หรือ : Is Today Your Birthday?”. That is the question sentence.

Thus, to make it completely, you should know how to say the answer sentence as well.

Here below are the sentences for saying “YES” answer:

ใช่ ครับ
châi khrup
Yes, it is.

วันนี้ เป็น วันเกิด ของ ผม
wan née bpen wan gèrt khong pŏm
Today is my birthday.

Read the above sentence carefully, you will see the particle word at the end of the first sentence; "ครับ[khrup]" and also the word "ผม[pŏm] = I/me"

Those two words are for using by men only.

The other particle "ค่ะ[kha]" and the word "ฉัน[chan] = I/me" are for women to say.

ใช่ ค่ะ
châi kha
Yes, it is.

วันนี้ เป็น วันเกิด ของ ฉัน

wan née bpen wan gèrt khong chan

Today is my birthday.

The particles of Thai language are for denote of respect from speakers to anyone who is talking together.

Posted by:
Michael Leng,

คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
ของฉัน	kŏng chăn	my (for women)
ของผม	kŏng pŏm	my (for men)
ครับ	khrup	Thai particle putting at the end of sentence for men use indicating more polite
ค่ะ	khâa	Thai particle for women use indicating more polite(affirmative sentence)
ใช่	châi	yes
เป็น	bpen	is, am, are, was, were
วันเกิด	wan gèrt	Noun birthday
วันนี้	wan née	Noun today

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How to Ask "Is Today Your Birthday?" in Thai(Thai: วันนี้ เป็น วันเกิด คุณ หรือ)" | LTFO

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Fri, 20 Mar 2015 09:45:00 +0700

Sawassdee Khrup,

Have you ever wanted to wish someone a happy birthday in Thai but weren't quite sure how to confirm if it was actually their special day? Learning a new language opens up so many doors, not just for travel or work, but for connecting with people on a deeper level. And what better way to connect than by celebrating important moments like birthdays?

In this guide, we'll dive into the simple yet essential phrases for asking "Is today your birthday?" in Thai. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your conversational skills, you'll find this easy-to-follow breakdown super helpful. We'll explore the common ways to ask, look at their nuances, and give you plenty of tips to sound natural.

Why is This Phrase Important?

Knowing how to ask about someone's birthday in Thai isn't just about politeness; it's a fantastic way to show genuine interest and build rapport. Imagine being able to greet a Thai friend, colleague, or even a new acquaintance with this thoughtful question. It instantly creates a warmer interaction and demonstrates your effort to engage with their culture. Plus, it's a great stepping stone for learning more complex conversational structures.

The Core Phrase: "Is Today Your Birthday?" in Thai

Let's start with the most common and versatile way to ask:

วันนี้ เป็น วันเกิด คุณ หรือ

wan née bpen wan gèrt khun rĕu

"Is today your birthday?"

Let's break down each part of this phrase to understand it better:

วันนี้ (wan née): This means "today."
- วันนี้ is composed of วัน (wan) meaning "day" and นี้ (née) meaning "this."
เป็น (bpen): This is a versatile verb in Thai, often translated as "is," "am," or "are," indicating a state of being or identification.
วันเกิด (wan gèrt): This translates to "birthday."
- วัน (wan) again means "day," and เกิด (gèrt) means "to be born" or "birth." So, literally, "day of birth."
คุณ (khun): This is the general pronoun for "you." It's polite and commonly used in almost all situations.
หรือ (rĕu): This is a question particle placed at the end of a sentence to turn it into a yes/no question. It's similar to adding a question mark in English.

When you put it all together, you get a clear and direct question. This is the phrase you'll hear most often in everyday conversations.

A Slightly More Formal Option

You might sometimes hear a slightly longer version of the same question:

วันนี้ เป็น วันเกิด ของคุณ หรือ

wan née bpen wan gèrt kŏng khun rĕu

"Is today your birthday?"

What's the difference? The addition of ของคุณ (kŏng khun).

ของ (kŏng): This word indicates possession, similar to "of" or 's" in English. So, ของคุณ (kŏng khun) means "of you" or "yours."

While both sentences have the exact same meaning, the one with ของคุณ (kŏng khun) tends to sound a bit more formal or slightly more emphatic, though it's still perfectly polite and understandable. Think of it like the difference between saying "Is it your birthday?" versus "Is it the birthday of yours?" in English – both are correct, but one is more common in casual speech.

For most everyday interactions, the shorter version without ของ (kŏng) is sufficient and often preferred for its natural flow.

Mastering the Pronunciation

Pronunciation is key in Thai, as the language is tonal. Even small differences in tone can change the meaning of a word. While getting perfect tones can take time, focusing on clarity and practicing regularly will make a huge difference.

Here's a quick guide to the tones in the phrases we discussed:

วัน (wan): Mid tone
นี้ (née): High tone
เป็น (bpen): Mid tone
เกิด (gèrt): Low tone
คุณ (khun): Mid tone
หรือ (rĕu): Rising tone
ของ (kŏng): Rising tone

Don't get too bogged down by tones initially. The most important thing is to be understood. Thai speakers are generally very understanding of learners and will appreciate your effort.

Tips for Practicing Pronunciation:

Listen and Repeat: Find native Thai speakers saying these phrases online (YouTube, language learning apps). Listen carefully and try to mimic their pronunciation and rhythm.
Record Yourself: Use your phone to record yourself saying the phrases. Then, listen back and compare it to a native speaker. This helps you identify areas for improvement.
Break It Down: Practice each word individually before putting the whole sentence together.
Practice with a Native Speaker: If possible, practice with a Thai friend or tutor. They can provide immediate feedback.

Contextual Usage and Politeness

Thai culture places a high value on politeness and respect. While คุณ (khun) is a polite default for "you," remember that you might use different terms of address depending on the age and status of the person you're speaking to. For instance, when speaking to someone significantly older, you might use พี่ (pêe) for an older sibling/friend or ลุง (lung) for an uncle, etc., instead of คุณ (khun). However, for a general question like "Is today your birthday?", คุณ (khun) is usually appropriate unless you know the person very well and have established a more familiar form of address.

What Comes Next? Answering the Question!

Once you've asked, "Is today your birthday?" the next natural step is to understand the answer! Knowing how to respond, whether it's "Yes, it is!" or "No, it's not," is crucial for a complete conversation.

Stay tuned for our next article, where we'll cover exactly that: how to answer "Is today your birthday?" in Thai. You'll learn simple and effective ways to confirm or deny, keeping your conversations flowing smoothly.

Learning how to ask "Is today your birthday?" in Thai is a fantastic step in your language journey. You now know the two main ways to phrase this question: วันนี้ เป็น วันเกิด คุณ หรือ (the common verbal form) and วันนี้ เป็น วันเกิด ของคุณ หรือ (the slightly more formal version). Both convey the same meaning, allowing you to choose the one that best fits your comfort level and the situation. Mastering these simple phrases not only expands your vocabulary but also enables you to engage more meaningfully with Thai speakers. Keep practicing your pronunciation, and don't be afraid to use these phrases in real conversations!

Thank you for reading! I hope this guide helps you confidently ask about birthdays in Thai. If you found this post helpful, please consider sharing it with your friends and giving it a like. Your support means a lot and encourages me to create more free guides for you.

Posted by:

Michael Leng,

คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
วันนี้	wan née	Noun today
เป็น	bpen	is, am, are, was, were
วันเกิด	wan gèrt	Noun birthday
ของคุณ	khong khun	your
หรือ	rĕu	(question particle used when seeking confirmation of something thought to be true, or to make a question sound softer) Examples ใช่หรือ châi rĕu "is that right ? ; is that so ?" (question particle)

Today I'm Going To Work In The Other Province.(Thai: วันนี้ฉันจะไปทำงานต่างจังหวัด) | Learnthaifreeonline

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Thu, 19 Mar 2015 21:37:00 +0700

Today I'm Going To Work In The Other Province. What can I speak Thai?

Image: Samuth Prakan province

In this lesson, you will learn some useful Thai sentences such as Highlight as follows;

⟴ Today I'm going to work in the other province.

⟴ วันนี้ ท่าน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด ไหม

⟴ Thai good to know Quiz and Answer

Sawattdii khrap(สวัสดีครับ) Hello, everyone.

My name is Leng. I'm Thai. I have been posting this blog "Learn Thai Free Online [LTFO] - With Michael Leng" for years.

I just would like to share my ability in Thai as it's my native language to anyone who's interested to learn Thai. In today's posting, you will learn how to speak Thai about the lesson..."Today I'm Going To Work In The Other Province. (Thai: วันนี้ฉันจะไปทำงานต่างจังหวัด)"... I hope that this my lesson will be fit to your expectation.

Thai good to know Quiz!

Do you know how to say this word "What’s the retirement age in

your country?" in Thai?

Today I have to go to upcountry or the other province apart from the place that I usually work for. To go to work in the other province (จังหวัด[jang-wàt ]), in Thai say as:

วันนี้ ฉัน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด

wan née chăn jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt

Today I'm going to work in the other province.

And now below you will learn about how to make question sentences. All the following sentences can be used.

วันนี้ ท่าน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด หรือเปล่า

wan née tâan jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt rĕu bplào

Are you going to work in the other province today?

วันนี้ ท่าน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด มั๊ย

wan née tâan jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt mái

Are you going to work in the other province today?

วันนี้ ท่าน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด ไหม

wan née tâan jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt măi

Are you going to work in the other province today?

วันนี้ ท่าน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด หรือ

wan née tâan jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt rĕu

Are you going to work in the other province today?

วันนี้ ท่าน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด หรือ ไม่

wan née tâan jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt rĕu mâi

Are you going to work in the other province today?

วันนี้ ท่าน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด หรือ เปล่า

wan née tâan jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt rĕu bplào

Are you going to work in the other province today?

For the most sentences, I have taught you above, you will see the word ท่าน(tâan) = you in them. I'm going to tell you that in Thai language, there are many words give the same meaning as "you" in Thai. I will take just only the two more words to teach you now, and for the rest, I'll teach you in the future lesson.

The first sentence in this part, you will learn the word "คุณ(khun) = you" using in it. "คุณ(khun)" is the personal pronoun. It's a polite word. You can use it as the same as "ท่าน(tâan)".

วันนี้ คุณ จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด หรือ เปล่า

wan née khun jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt rĕu bplào

Are you going to work in the other province today?

Here is the word that you must focus more and more. I do not suggest you use it at all. It's an impolite word. If it that so, why do I pick it to teach you in here?

I just want to do my best duty as a teacher. I would like my learner to know what is all real and pure Thai.

Anyway, I will never forget to leave my notice about what's good, what's bad in my lesson, of course.

วันนี้ มึง จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด หรือ เปล่า

wan née meung jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt rĕu bplào

Are you going to work in the other province today?

The word มึง(meung)=you, is very impolite. It will be used for a close friend to talk to each other or a familiar person.

I think you would like to know how to answer the question sentences as they are above. Okay, here we go to learn more as follows:

In this part, we are going to learn about the general sentence that it can be spoken by both male and female.

ใช่ วันนี้ จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด

châi wan née jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt

Yes, I'm going to work in the other province today.

Now, you will learn about the sentence which is specific for a male to use only. Where is the work in the sentence identify it is for a male to say.

Do you see the particle ครับ(kráp) at the end of the sentence? It's the Thai language particle using to put at the end of the sentence to show the politeness from the speaker to someone that he talks to.

ใช่ วันนี้ ผม จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด ครับ

châi wan née pŏm jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt kráp

Yes, I'm going to work in the other province today.

Whereas, the below sentence is used by female only to talk to someone. The particle ค่ะ(kâa) will tell you that it's a speaker is female.

ใช่ วันนี้ ฉัน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด ค่ะ

châi wan née chăn jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt kâa

Yes, I'm going to work in the other province today.

It comes to the last sentences for today's learning. I will take you to how to answer with the "No" sentences. Okay, let's into it right now the below sentences.

In this part, let's start the "No" answer sentence for a female first. The two vocabularies in the sentence will help you to notice it easily.

The words, ฉัน(chăn) and ค่ะ(kâa), which are with the highlight, are for female.

ไม่ วันนี้ ฉัน จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด ค่ะ

mâi wan née chăn jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt kâa

No, I'm not going to work in the other province today.

And of course, it's time of the sentence for female. I think you think that same thing as I'm trying to guess.

ไม่ วันนี้ ผม จะ ไป ทำงาน ต่างจังหวัด ครับ

mâi wan née pŏm jà bpai tam ngaan dtàang jang-wàt kráp

No, I'm not going to work in the other province today.

This sentence is the future simple if compare to English’s tense. The word “จะ[cha] = will” indicates for the future.

Now, I'm going to break down all the vocabularies from the sentences above as follows:

วันนี้[wan née] = Today

ฉัน[chăn] I, me

ท่าน[tâan]

ไป[bpai] = Go

ทำงาน[tam ngaan] = To work

Thai good to know Answer!

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คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
วันนี้	wan née	Noun today
ฉัน	chăn	Pronoun I, me: Commonly used by females (Occasionally, monks and men might use it too).
จะ	cha	will, shall, going to to
ไป	bpai	go
ทำงาน	tam ngaan	Verb [to] work
ต่างจังหวัด	dtàang jang-wàt	Stative Verb, Adjective. [to be] provincial ; up-country ; out of town

To Hit / Strike With The Elbow(Thai: ตีศอก[dtee sòk] | Learn Thai Free Online

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 10:53:00 +0700

What to say "To Strike With The Elbow" in Thai?

One more word in Thai language “ตีศอก[dtee sòk]”= “To hit/strike with the elbow” that it is used in Muay Thai fight (Thai boxing).

How to strike with elbow

See many sentences that I have composed for anyone who is interested in Muay Thai and Thai language to pick and use it depend on your situation.

In the following sentences down here. There will be a lot of the Thai words in different ways. Some are in short form while the others are in longer form - but they are given in the same meaning.

Therefore, don't worry about that, just pick any of them(sentences) to use as you love it.

ตี ด้วย ศอก
dtee dûay sòk
To hit/strike with the elbow.

ตี ด้วย ศอก ซ้าย
dtee dûay sòk sáai
To hit/strike with the left elbow.

ตี ด้วย ศอก ขวา
dtee dûay sòk kwăa
To hit/strike with the right elbow.

ตี ศอก
dtee sòk
To hit/strike with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ซ้าย
dtee sòk sáai
To hit/strike with the left elbow.

ตี ศอก ขวา
dtee sòk kwăa
To hit/strike with the right elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ ชายโครง
dtee sòk kâo thi chaai krohng
To hit/strike the costa border with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ซ้าย
dtee sòk kâo thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left costa border with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ขวา
dtee sòk kâo thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right costa border with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ที่ ชายโครง
dtee sòk thi chaai krohng
To hit/strike the costa border with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ที่ ชายโครง ซ้าย
dtee sòk thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left costa border with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ที่ ชายโครง ขวา
dtee sòk thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right costa border with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ โหนกแก้ม
dtee sòk kâo thi chaai krohng
To hit/strike the cheekbone with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ โหนกแก้ม ซ้าย
dtee sòk kâo thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left cheekbone with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ โหนกแก้ม ขวา
dtee sòk kâo thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right cheekbone with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ที่ โหนกแก้ม
dtee sòk thi chaai krohng
To hit/strike the cheekbone with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ที่ โหนกแก้ม ซ้าย
dtee sòk thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left cheekbone with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ที่ โหนกแก้ม ขวา
dtee sòk thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right cheekbone with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โหนกแก้ม
dtee sòk nòhk gâem
To hit/strike the cheekbone with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โหนกแก้ม ซ้าย
dtee sòk nòhk gâem sáai
To hit/strike the left cheekbone with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โหนกแก้ม ขวา
dtee sòk nòhk gâem kwăa
To hit/strike the right cheekbone with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ ใบหน้า
dtee sòk kâo thi bai nâa
To hit/strike the right face with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ หน้า
dtee sòk kâo thi nâa
To hit/strike the face with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ บริเวณ ใบหน้า
dtee sòk kâo thi bor-rí-wayn bai nâa
To hit/strike the face with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ที่ บริเวณ ใบหน้า
dtee sòk thi bor-rí-wayn bai nâa
To hit/strike the face with the elbow.

ตี ศอก บริเวณ ใบหน้า
dtee sòk bor-rí-wayn bai nâa bai nâa
To hit/strike the face with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า บริเวณ ปลายคาง
dtee sòk kâo bor-rí-wayn bplaai kaang
To hit/strike the chin prominence with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โดน ปลายคาง
dtee sòk dohn bplaai kaang
To hit/strike on the chin prominence with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โดน หน้าผาก
dtee sòk dohn nâa pàak
To hit/strike on the forehead with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ หน้าผาก
dtee sòk kâo thi nâa pàak
To hit/strike on the forehead with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ที่ หน้าผาก
dtee sòk thi nâa pàak
To hit/strike on the forehead with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โดน บริเวณ หน้าผาก
dtee sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn nâa pàak
To hit/strike on the forehead with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ คิ้ว
dtee sòk kâo thi kíw
To hit/strike on the eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ คิ้ว ซ้าย
dtee sòk kâo thi kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า ที่ คิ้ว ขวา
dtee sòk kâo thi kíw kwăa
To hit/strike on the right eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า คิ้ว ซ้าย
dtee sòk kâo kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า คิ้ว ขวา
dtee sòk kâo kíw kwăa
To hit/strike on the right eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก ที่ คิ้ว ซ้าย
dtee sòk thi kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก เข้า คิ้ว ขวา
dtee sòk kâo kíw kwăa
To hit/strike on the right eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โดน คิ้ว ซ้าย
dtee sòk dohn kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โดน บริเวณ คิ้ว ซ้าย
dtee sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โดน บริเวณ คิ้ว ขวา
dtee sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn kíw kwăa
To hit/strike on the right eyebrow with the elbow.

ตี ศอก โดน หาง คิ้ว
dtee sòk dohn hăang kíw
To hit/strike with elbow to tail of eyebrow.

ตี ศอก โดน หาง คิ้ว ซ้าย
dtee sòk dohn hăang kíw sáai
To hit/strike with elbow to the tail of left eyebrow.

ตี ศอก โดน หาง คิ้ว ขวา
dtee sòk dohn hăang kíw kwăa
To hit/strike with elbow to tail of right eyebrow.

ตี ศอก โดน บริเวณ หาง คิ้ว ซ้าย
dtee sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn hăang kíw sáai
To hit/strike with elbow to tail of left eyebrow.

ตี ศอก โดน บริเวณ หาง คิ้ว ขวา
dtee sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn hăang kíw kwăa
To hit/strike with elbow to tail of right eyebrow.

ตี ศอก โดน หัว คิ้ว
dtee sòk dohn hŭa kíw
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the eyebrow.

ตี ศอก โดน หัว คิ้ว ซ้าย
dtee sòk dohn hŭa kíw sáai
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the left eyebrow.

ตี ศอก โดน หัว คิ้ว ขวา
dtee sòk dohn hŭa kíw kwăa
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the right eyebrow.

ตี ศอก โดน บริเวณ หัว คิ้ว ซ้าย
dtee sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn hŭa kíw sáai
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the left eyebrow.

ตี ศอก โดน บริเวณ หัว คิ้ว ขวา
dtee sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn hŭa kíw kwăa
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the right eyebrow.

I think you will love this lesson for today, especially, if you are a fan of Thai boxing, Muay Thai.

See you in the next lesson.

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คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
ขวา	kwăa	Adjective/noun right
เข้า	kâo	Verb [to] get along with ; be compatible with ; Secondary Verb in ; into ; Verb [to] enter ; reach ; get into
คิ้ว	kíw	Noun eyebrow ; brow ; ridge ; molding ; edging
คิ้ว	kíw	Noun eyebrow ; brow ; ridge ; molding ; edging
ชายโครง	chaai krohng	Noun costa border
ซ้าย	sáai	Adjective /noun left
ด้วย	dûay	for, with
โดน	dohn	"Adverb-Auxiliary (auxiliary that indicates the following verb is in the passive voice) Verb [to] be in trouble ; get in trouble ; [to] hit ; strike ; collide against"
บริเวณ	bor-rí-wayn	Noun, of Pali/Sanskrit origin area ; zone ; region
ใบหน้า	bai nâa	Noun face
ปลายคาง	bplaai kaang	Noun chin prominence
ตี	dtee	Noun a.m. (Although the principal meaning of ตี is "to strike", it's also used to refer to each hour from 1am to 5am. This comes from a practice in olden times when night watchmen would strike (ตี) a bell on the hour each hour during the night to reassure local residents of their safety and alert them to the time.) ; Verb [to] hit ; beat ; strike ; [to] set ; assess ; determine
ศอก	sòk	Noun elbow ; sok (a traditional Thai measurement of distance, equal to 50cm)
หน้า	nâa	N. Season, face, page, next, front
หน้าผาก	nâa pàak	Noun forehead ; brow
หัว	hŭa	Noun head
หัวคิ้ว	hŭa kíw	Noun end of eyebrow
หาง	hăang	Noun tail ; end ; back
หางคิ้ว	hăang kíw	Noun tail of eyebrow

How To Say Thai In “Hit/Strike On The Forehead With The Elbow.”

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Thu, 22 Jan 2015 22:37:00 +0700

To learn more some specific word or jargon for Muay Thai (Thai boxing). The word I am going to tell you today is “ฟันศอก [To hit/strike with the elbow]”.

The ฟันศอก[fan sòk] is very dangerous strike with elbow. It can knockout opponent and elbowing the head/face increases the risk of lacerations.

Here below some Thai sentences, which are used for Muay Thai fight (Thai boxing).

ฟัน ด้วย ศอก
fan dûay sòk
To hit/strike with the elbow.

ฟัน ด้วย ศอก ซ้าย
fan dûay sòk sáai
To hit/strike with the left elbow.

ฟัน ด้วย ศอก ขวา
fan dûay sòk kwăa
To hit/strike with the right elbow.

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ฟัน ศอก
fan sòk
To hit/strike with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ซ้าย
fan sòk sáai
To hit/strike with the left elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ขวา
fan sòk kwăa
To hit/strike with the right elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ ชายโครง
fan sòk kâo thi chaai krohng
To hit/strike the costa border with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ซ้าย
fan sòk kâo thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left costa border with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ขวา
fan sòk kâo thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right costa border with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ที่ ชายโครง
fan sòk thi chaai krohng
To hit/strike the costa border with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ที่ ชายโครง ซ้าย
fan sòk thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left costa border with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ที่ ชายโครง ขวา
fan sòk thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right costa border with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ โหนกแก้ม
fan sòk kâo thi chaai krohng
To hit/strike the cheekbone with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ โหนกแก้ม ซ้าย
fan sòk kâo thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left cheekbone with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ โหนกแก้ม ขวา
fan sòk kâo thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right cheekbone with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ที่ โหนกแก้ม
fan sòk thi chaai krohng
To hit/strike the cheekbone with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ที่ โหนกแก้ม ซ้าย
fan sòk thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left cheekbone with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ที่ โหนกแก้ม ขวา
fan sòk thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right cheekbone with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โหนกแก้ม
fan sòk nòhk gâem
To hit/strike the cheekbone with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โหนกแก้ม ซ้าย
fan sòk nòhk gâem sáai
To hit/strike the left cheekbone with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โหนกแก้ม ขวา
fan sòk nòhk gâem kwăa
To hit/strike the right cheekbone with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ ใบหน้า
fan sòk kâo thi bai nâa
To hit/strike the right face with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ หน้า
fan sòk kâo thi nâa
To hit/strike the face with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ บริเวณ ใบหน้า
fan sòk kâo thi bor-rí-wayn bai nâa
To hit/strike the face with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ที่ บริเวณ ใบหน้า
fan sòk thi bor-rí-wayn bai nâa
To hit/strike the face with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก บริเวณ ใบหน้า
fan sòk bor-rí-wayn bai nâa bai nâa
To hit/strike the face with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า บริเวณ ปลายคาง
fan sòk kâo bor-rí-wayn bplaai kaang
To hit/strike the chin prominence with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน ปลายคาง
fan sòk dohn bplaai kaang
To hit/strike on the chin prominence with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน หน้าผาก
fan sòk dohn nâa pàak
To hit/strike on the forehead with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ หน้าผาก
fan sòk kâo thi nâa pàak
To hit/strike on the forehead with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ที่ หน้าผาก
fan sòk thi nâa pàak
To hit/strike on the forehead with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน บริเวณ หน้าผาก
fan sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn nâa pàak
To hit/strike on the forehead with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ คิ้ว
fan sòk kâo thi kíw
To hit/strike on the eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ คิ้ว ซ้าย
fan sòk kâo thi kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า ที่ คิ้ว ขวา
fan sòk kâo thi kíw kwăa
To hit/strike on the right eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า คิ้ว ซ้าย
fan sòk kâo kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า คิ้ว ขวา
fan sòk kâo kíw kwăa
To hit/strike on the right eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก ที่ คิ้ว ซ้าย
fan sòk thi kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก เข้า คิ้ว ขวา
fan sòk kâo kíw kwăa
To hit/strike on the right eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน คิ้ว ซ้าย
fan sòk dohn kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน บริเวณ คิ้ว ซ้าย
fan sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn kíw sáai
To hit/strike on the left eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน บริเวณ คิ้ว ขวา
fan sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn kíw kwăa
To hit/strike on the right eyebrow with the elbow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน หาง คิ้ว
fan sòk dohn hăang kíw
To hit/strike with elbow to tail of eyebrow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน หาง คิ้ว ซ้าย
fan sòk dohn hăang kíw sáai
To hit/strike with elbow to the tail of left eyebrow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน หาง คิ้ว ขวา
fan sòk dohn hăang kíw kwăa
To hit/strike with elbow to tail of right eyebrow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน บริเวณ หาง คิ้ว ซ้าย
fan sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn hăang kíw sáai
To hit/strike with elbow to tail of left eyebrow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน บริเวณ หาง คิ้ว ขวา
fan sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn hăang kíw kwăa
To hit/strike with elbow to tail of right eyebrow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน หัว คิ้ว
fan sòk dohn hŭa kíw
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the eyebrow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน หัว คิ้ว ซ้าย
fan sòk dohn hŭa kíw sáai
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the left eyebrow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน หัว คิ้ว ขวา
fan sòk dohn hŭa kíw kwăa
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the right eyebrow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน บริเวณ หัว คิ้ว ซ้าย
fan sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn hŭa kíw sáai
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the left eyebrow.

ฟัน ศอก โดน บริเวณ หัว คิ้ว ขวา
fan sòk dohn bor-rí-wayn hŭa kíw kwăa
To hit/strike with the elbow to the end of the right eyebrow.

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คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
ขวา	kwăa	Adjective/noun right
เข้า	kâo	Verb [to] get along with ; be compatible with ; Secondary Verb in ; into ; Verb [to] enter ; reach ; get into
คิ้ว	kíw	Noun eyebrow ; brow ; ridge ; molding ; edging
คิ้ว	kíw	Noun eyebrow ; brow ; ridge ; molding ; edging
ชายโครง	chaai krohng	Noun costa border
ซ้าย	sáai	Adjective /noun left
ด้วย	dûay	for, with
โดน	dohn	"Adverb-Auxiliary (auxiliary that indicates the following verb is in the passive voice) Verb [to] be in trouble ; get in trouble ; [to] hit ; strike ; collide against"
บริเวณ	bor-rí-wayn	Noun, of Pali/Sanskrit origin area ; zone ; region
ใบหน้า	bai nâa	Noun face
ปลายคาง	bplaai kaang	Noun chin prominence
ฟัน	fan	Noun tooth ; teeth ; [ Verb ] [to] cut ; hack ; slash
ศอก	sòk	Noun elbow ; sok (a traditional Thai measurement of distance, equal to 50cm)
หน้า	nâa	N. Season, face, page, next, front
หน้าผาก	nâa pàak	Noun forehead ; brow
หัว	hŭa	Noun head
หัวคิ้ว	hŭa kíw	Noun end of eyebrow
หาง	hăang	Noun tail ; end ; back
หางคิ้ว	hăang kíw	Noun tail of eyebrow

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About Muay Thai: จับ โน้ม คอ ตี เข่า = To Catch And Bend-Down The Neck And Strike With Knee.

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Sun, 18 Jan 2015 21:22:00 +0700

Today, one more series about Muay Thai (Thai boxing), - I am going to say about the key word and the very strong strike of Muay Thai.

The mentioned dangerous weapon is “ตีเข่า [To hit/strike with the knee]”.

ตี ด้วย เข่า
dtee dûay kào
To hit/strike with the knee.

ตี ด้วย เข่า ซ้าย
dtee dûay kào sáai
To hit/strike with the left knee.

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ตี ด้วย เข่า ขวา
dtee dûay kào kwăa
To hit/strike with the right knee.

ตีเข่า (Short form sentence)
dtee kào
To hit/strike with the knee.

ตีเข่า ซ้าย (Short form sentence)
dtee kào sáai
To hit/strike with the left knee.

ตีเข่า ขวา (Short form sentence)
dtee kào kwăa
To hit/strike with the right knee.

ตีเข่า เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ซ้าย
dtee kào kâo thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left costa border with the knee.

ตีเข่า เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ขวา
dtee kào kâo thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right costa border with the knee.

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ตีเข่า ที่ ชายโครง ซ้าย
dtee kào thi chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left costa border with the knee.

ตีเข่า ที่ ชายโครง ขวา
dtee kào thi chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right costa border with the knee.

ตีเข่า ชายโครง ซ้าย
dtee kào chaai krohng sáai
To hit/strike the left costa border with the knee.

ตีเข่า ชายโครง ขวา
dtee kào chaai krohng kwăa
To hit/strike the right costa border with the knee.

จับ โน้ม คอ ตี เข่า -- Very dangerous strike weapon while in-fighter against opponent.
jàp nóhm kor dtee kào
To catch and bend-down the neck and strike with knee.

ตีเข่า หน้าท้อง
dtee kào nâa tóng
To hit/strike the stomach with the knee.

ตีเข่า บริเวณ หน้าอก
dtee kào bor-rí-wayn nâa òk
To hit/strike with the knee to the chest.

ตีเข่า หน้าอก
dtee kào nâa òk
To hit/strike with the knee to chest.

ตีเข่า บริเวณ ลำตัว
dtee kào bor-rí-wayn lam dtua
To hit/strike with the knee to torsa.

ตีเข่า ลำตัว
dtee kào lam dtua
To hit/strike with the knee to torsa.

ตีเข่า หนึ่ง สอง
dtee kào nueng sŏng
To hit/strike with the knee twice.

ตีเข่า บน สลับ ล่าง
dtee kào bon sà-làp lâang
To hit/strike with the knee upward and downward.

ตีเข่า ลิ้นปี่
dtee kào lín bpèe
To hit/strike with the knee to the pit of the stomach.

ตีเข่า ท้องน้อย
dtee kào tóng nói
To hit/strike with the knee to lower abdomen.

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จับโน้มคอตีเข่า
ตีเข่าหนึ่งสอง

คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
ขวา	kwăa	Adjective/noun right
เข่า	kào	Noun knee
คอ	kor	Noun neck ; throat ; collar
จับ	jàp	Verb [to] catch ; seize ; hold
ชายโครง	chaai krohng	Noun costa border
ซ้าย	sáai	Adjective /noun left
ด้วย	dûay	for, with
ตี	dtee	Noun a.m. (Although the principal meaning of ตี is "to strike", it's also used to refer to each hour from 1am to 5am. This comes from a practice in olden times when night watchmen would strike (ตี) a bell on the hour each hour during the night to reassure local residents of their safety and alert them to the time.)
ท้องน้อย	tóng nói	Noun underbelly ; lower abdomen
ที่	thi	that, at, place, to, land
โน้ม	nóhm	Verb [to] bend ; draw ; pull down
บน	bon	on
บริเวณ	bor-rí-wayn	Noun, of Pali/Sanskrit origin area ; zone ; region
ล่าง	lâang	Adjective lower
ลำตัว	lam dtua	Noun torso ; trunk ; body
ลิ้นปี่	lín bpèe	[n.] the reed of a pipe [n.] the xiphoid process or xiphisternum,that is, the lower end of the breastbone [n.] the pit of the stomach
สลับ	sà-làp	Verb [to] reciprocate ; alternate ; take turns
สอง	sŏng	Quantifier two
หน้าท้อง	nâa tóng	Noun abdominal surface
หน้าอก	nâa òk	Noun chest ; bust ; breast
หนึ่ง	nueng	alone, tone of number "1" in Thai

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Ways To Speak Thai Language With The Key Word “ชก [To Punch]” Relating Muay Thai (Thai Boxing)

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Fri, 16 Jan 2015 09:34:00 +0700

Do you know about Muay Thai (Thai boxing)? If your answer is “YES”. You should know some words of it too.

Today, I am going to write some Thai language sentences with the key word “ชก [To punch]” as below:

ชก ด้วย หมัด ซ้าย
chók dûay màt sáai
To punch with the left fist.

ชก ด้วย หมัด ขวา
chók dûay màt kwăa
To punch with the right fist.

ชก ซ้าย
chók sáai
To punch with the left fist.

ชก ขวา
chók kwăa
To punch with the right fist.

ชก เข้า ที่ ซี่โครง ซ้าย
chók kâo thi sêe krohng sáai
To punch to the left rib.

ชก เข้า ที่ ซี่โครง ขวา
chók kâo thi sêe krohng kwăa
To punch to the right rib.

ชก เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ซ้าย
chók kâo thi chaai krohng sáai
To punch the left costa border.

ชก เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ขวา
chók kâo thi chaai krohng kwăa
To punch the right costa border.

ชก เข้า ที่ ต้นแขน
chók kâo thi dtôn kăen
To punch the brachium.

ชก เข้า ที่ ต้นแขน ซ้าย
chók kâo thi dtôn kăen sáai
To punch the left brachium.

ชก เข้า ที่ ต้นแขน ขวา
chók kâo thi dtôn kăen kwăa
To punch the right brachium.

ชก เข้า ที่ กก หู
chók kâo thi gòk hŏo
To punch the base of the ear.

ชก เข้า ที่ กก หู ซ้าย
chók kâo thi gòk hŏo sáai
To punch the base of the left ear.

ชก เข้า ที่ กก หู ขวา
chók kâo thi gòk hŏo kwăa
To punch the base of the right ear.

ชก หน้าท้อง
chók nâa tóng
To punch the stomach.

ชก ใบหน้า
chók bai nâa
To punch the face.

ชก ปลายคาง
chók bplaai kaang
To punch the end of the chin.

ชก บริเวณ ลำตัว
chók bor-rí-wayn lam dtua
To punch the torso.

ชก ลำตัว
chók lam dtua
To punch the torso.

ชก หนึ่ง สอง
chók nueng sŏng
To punch twice frequently.

ชก ต้นแขน
chók dtôn kăen
To punch the brachium.

ชก ต้นแขน ซ้าย
chók dtôn kăen sáai
To punch the left brachium.

ชก ต้นแขน ขวา
chók dtôn kăen kwăa
To punch the right brachium.

ชก โดน โหนกแก้ม
chók dohn nòhk gâem
To punch the cheekbone.

ชก โหนกแก้ม ซ้าย
chók nòhk gâem sáai
To punch the left cheekbone.

ชก โหนกแก้ม ขวา
chók nòhk gâem kwăa
To punch the right cheekbone.

ชก บน สลับ ล่าง
chók bon sà-làp lâang
To punch the upper and down body.

ชก ลิ้นปี่
chók lín bpèe
To punch the the pit of the stomach.

ชก ท้องน้อย
chók tóng nói
To punch the lower abdomen.

To listen the pronounce click this link and then follow by click on the speaker symbol:ชกด้วยหมัดซ้าย

คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
กกหู	gòk hŏo	base of the ear ; base of the external ear ; stem of the ear
ขวา	kwăa	Adjective/noun right
เข้า	kâo	Verb [to] get along with ; be compatible with ; Secondary Verb in ; into ; Verb [to] enter ; reach ; get into
ชายโครง	chaai krohng	Noun costa border
ซ้าย	sáai	Adjective /noun left
ซี่โครง	sêe krohng	Noun rib
ด้วย	dûay	for, with
โดน	dohn	"Adverb-Auxiliary (auxiliary that indicates the following verb is in the passive voice) Verb [to] be in trouble ; get in trouble ; [to] hit ; strike ; collide against"
ต้นแขน	dtôn kăen	Noun brachium ; upper arm
ชก	chók	[to] box ; punch ; pummel
ท้องน้อย	tóng nói	Noun underbelly ; lower abdomen
ที่	thi	that, at, place, to, land
บน	bon	on
บริเวณ	bor-rí-wayn	Noun, of Pali/Sanskrit origin area ; zone ; region
ใบหน้า	bai nâa	Noun face
ปลายคาง	bplaai kaang	Noun chin prominence
ล่าง	lâang	Adjective lower
ลำตัว	lam dtua	Noun torso ; trunk ; body
ลิ้นปี่	lín bpèe	[n.] the reed of a pipe [n.] the xiphoid process or xiphisternum,that is, the lower end of the breastbone [n.] the pit of the stomach
สลับ	sà-làp	Verb [to] reciprocate ; alternate ; take turns
สอง	sŏng	Quantifier two
หน้าท้อง	nâa tóng	Noun abdominal surface
หนึ่ง	nueng	alone, tone of number "1" in Thai
หมัด	màt	Noun flea ; fist
โหนกแก้ม	nòhk gâem	Noun cheekbone

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What to say in Thai "Muay Thai Boxer Punches To His Opponent" (Thai: ต่อย[dtòi] To Punch)

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Thu, 15 Jan 2015 11:39:00 +0700

After writing Thai language about Muay Thai (Thai boxing); - composing some sentences with the key word “To kick [เตะ]” previously. To continue the same lesson, learn more another word “To punch [ต่อย]” as following sentences:

These sentences, you would hear in the Thai boxing fighting stadium and also from the voice actor of Muay Thai fighting show on TV broadcasting too.

ต่อย ด้วย หมัด ซ้าย
dtòi dûay màt sáai
To punch with the left fist.

Short form.

ต่อย ซ้าย
dtòi sáai
To punch with the left fist.

ต่อย ด้วย หมัด ขวา
dtòi dûay màt kwăa
To punch with the right fist.

Short form.

ต่อย ขวา
dtòi kwăa
To punch with the right fist.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ ซี่โครง ซ้าย
dtòi kâo thi sêe krohng sáai
To punch to the left rib.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ ซี่โครง ขวา
dtòi kâo thi sêe krohng kwăa
To punch to the right rib.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ซ้าย
dtòi kâo thi chaai krohng sáai
To punch the left costa border.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ขวา
dtòi kâo thi chaai krohng kwăa
To punch the right costa border.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ ต้นแขน
dtòi kâo thi dtôn kăen
To punch the brachium.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ ต้นแขน ซ้าย
dtòi kâo thi dtôn kăen sáai
To punch the left brachium.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ ต้นแขน ขวา
dtòi kâo thi dtôn kăen kwăa
To punch the right brachium.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ กก หู
dtòi kâo thi gòk hŏo
To punch the base of the ear.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ กก หู ซ้าย
dtòi kâo thi gòk hŏo sáai
To punch the base of the left ear.

ต่อย เข้า ที่ กก หู ขวา
dtòi kâo thi gòk hŏo kwăa
To punch the base of the right ear.

ต่อย หน้าท้อง
dtòi nâa tóng
To punch the stomach.

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ต่อย ใบหน้า
dtòi bai nâa
To punch the face.

ต่อย ปลายคาง
dtòi bplaai kaang
To punch the end of the chin.

ต่อย บริเวณ ลำตัว
dtòi bor-rí-wayn lam dtua
To punch the torso.

ต่อย ลำตัว
dtòi lam dtua
To punch the torso.

ต่อย หนึ่ง สอง
dtòi nueng sŏng
To punch twice frequently.

ต่อย ต้นแขน
dtòi dtôn kăen
To punch the brachium.

ต่อย ต้นแขน ซ้าย
dtòi dtôn kăen sáai
To punch the left brachium.

ต่อย ต้นแขน ขวา
dtòi dtôn kăen kwăa
To punch the right brachium.

ต่อย โดน โหนกแก้ม
dtòi dohn nòhk gâem
To punch the cheekbone.

ต่อย โหนกแก้ม ซ้าย
dtòi nòhk gâem sáai
To punch the left cheekbone.

ต่อย โหนกแก้ม ขวา
dtòi nòhk gâem kwăa
To punch the right cheekbone.

ต่อย บน สลับ ล่าง
dtòi bon sà-làp lâang
To punch the upper and down body.

ต่อย ลิ้นปี่
dtòi lín bpèe
To punch the the pit of the stomach.

ต่อย ท้องน้อย
dtòi tóng nói
To punch the lower abdomen.

* ต่อย[dtòi] can be used ชก[chók] as well. They give the same meaning in Thai; - to box, punch, strike.

To listen the pronounce click this link and then follow by click on the speaker symbol:ต่อยด้วยหมัดซ้าย

คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
กกหู	gòk hŏo	base of the ear ; base of the external ear ; stem of the ear
ขวา	kwăa	Adjective/noun right
เข้า	kâo	Verb [to] get along with ; be compatible with ; Secondary Verb in ; into ; Verb [to] enter ; reach ; get into
ชายโครง	chaai krohng	Noun costa border
ซ้าย	sáai	Adjective /noun left
ซี่โครง	sêe krohng	Noun rib
ด้วย	dûay	for, with
โดน	dohn	"Adverb-Auxiliary (auxiliary that indicates the following verb is in the passive voice) Verb [to] be in trouble ; get in trouble ; [to] hit ; strike ; collide against"
ต้นแขน	dtôn kăen	Noun brachium ; upper arm
ต่อย	dtòi	Verb [to] strike ; sting ; fight
ท้องน้อย	tóng nói	Noun underbelly ; lower abdomen
ที่	thi	that, at, place, to, land
บน	bon	on
บริเวณ	bor-rí-wayn	Noun, of Pali/Sanskrit origin area ; zone ; region
ใบหน้า	bai nâa	Noun face
ปลายคาง	bplaai kaang	Noun chin prominence
ล่าง	lâang	Adjective lower
ลำตัว	lam dtua	Noun torso ; trunk ; body
ลิ้นปี่	lín bpèe	[n.] the reed of a pipe [n.] the xiphoid process or xiphisternum,that is, the lower end of the breastbone [n.] the pit of the stomach
สลับ	sà-làp	Verb [to] reciprocate ; alternate ; take turns
สอง	sŏng	Quantifier two
หน้าท้อง	nâa tóng	Noun abdominal surface
หนึ่ง	nueng	alone, tone of number "1" in Thai
หมัด	màt	Noun flea ; fist
โหนกแก้ม	nòhk gâem	Noun cheekbone

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บัวขาว เตะ ก้านคอ คู่ต่อสู้ อย่างแรง Bua Khao Kicks His Opponent At The Right Nape Of The Neck Forcefully.

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Wed, 14 Jan 2015 01:52:00 +0700

As many people know, that Muay Thai (Thai boxing) has a reputation and it spread far and wide across the world.

Therefore, today I will teach some sentence Thai language about the key word “To Kick” for more understanding MuayThai martial art.

Hereafter, the sentences are with "Kick" in various contexts.

เตะ ด้วย แข้ง ซ้าย
dtè dûay kâeng sáai
To kick with the left shin.

เตะ ด้วย แข้ง ขวา
dtè dûay kâeng kwăa
To kick with the right shin.

เตะ ซ้าย
dtè sáai
To kick with the left leg.

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เตะ ขวา
dtè kwăa
To kick with the right leg.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ซี่โครง ซ้าย
dtè kâo thi sêe krohng sáai
To kick the left ribs.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ซี่โครง ขวา
dtè kâo thi sêe krohng kwăa
To kick the right ribs.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ซ้าย
dtè kâo thi chaai krohng sáai
To kick the left costa border.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ชายโครง ขวา
dtè kâo thi chaai krohng kwăa
To kick the right costa border.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ต้นขา
dtè kâo thi dtôn kăa
To kick the thigh.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ต้นขา ซ้าย
dtè kâo thi dtôn kăa sáai
To kick the left thigh.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ต้นขา ขวา
dtè kâo thi dtôn kăa kwăa
To kick the right thigh.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ก้านคอ
dtè kâo thi gâan kor kwăa
To kick the nape of the neck.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ก้านคอ ซ้าย
dtè kâo thi gâan kor sáai
To kick the left nape of the neck.

เตะ เข้า ที่ ก้านคอ ขวา
dtè kâo thi gâan kor kwăa
To kick the right nape of the neck.

เตะ ก้านคอ
dtè gâan kor
To kick the nape of the neck.

เตะ ก้านคอ ซ้าย
dtè gâan kor sáai
To kick the left nape of the neck.

เตะ ก้านคอ ขวา
dtè gâan kor kwăa
To kick the right nape of the neck.

เตะ บริเวณ ลำตัว
dtè bor-rí-wayn lam dtua
To kick the torso.

เตะ ลำตัว
dtè lam dtua
To kick the torso.

เตะเจาะยาง
dtè jòr yaang
To kick the calf (of the leg).

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เตะ ต้นแขน
dtè dtôn kăen
To kick the brachium .

เตะ ต้นแขน ซ้าย
dtè dtôn kăen sáai
To kick the left brachium.

เตะ ต้นแขน ขวา
dtè dtôn kăen kwăa
To kick the right brachium.

เตะ ขาพับ ซ้าย
dtè kăa páp sáai
To kick the bend of the left knee.

เตะ ขาพับ ขวา
dtè kăa páp kwăa
To kick the bend of the right knee.

To listen the pronounce click this link and then follow by click on the speaker symbol:บัวขาวเตะก้านคอคู่ต่อสู้อย่างแรง

คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
ก้านคอ	gâan kor	Noun nape
ขวา	kwăa	Adjective/noun right
ขาพับ	kăa páp	Noun bend of the knee
เข้า	kâo	Verb [to] get along with ; be compatible with ; Secondary Verb in ; into ; Verb [to] enter ; reach ; get into
แข้ง	kâeng	Noun shin
คู่ต่อสู้	kôo dtòr sôo	Noun opponents ; rival ; adversary
ชายโครง	chaai krohng	Noun costa border
ซ้าย	sáai	Adjective /noun left
ต้นขา	dtôn kăa	Noun thigh
ต้นแขน	dtôn kăen	Noun brachium ; upper arm
เตะ	dtè	Verb [to] kick ; attack with the foot ; punt
เตะเจาะยาง	dtè jòr yaang	(slang) To kick to the calf (of the leg)
ที่	thi	that, at, place, to, land
บริเวณ	bor-rí-wayn	Noun, of Pali/Sanskrit origin area ; zone ; region
บัวขาว	bua kăao	Noun Lotus ; Sacred Lotus ; name of Thai men
ลำตัว	lam dtua	Noun torso ; trunk ; body
อย่างแรง	yàang raeng	Adverb forcefully ; harshly

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กรุณา เขียน เว้น บรรทัด Please Write On Every Other Line Of The Paper.

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Sun, 11 Jan 2015 14:39:00 +0700

Today I am going to take one sentence Thai language to share you all. The sentence is expressing how to write any character on your notebook every other line.

See how to say in Thai as:

กรุณา เขียน เว้น บรรทัด

ka-ru-na kĭan wén ban-tát

Please write on every other line of the paper.

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คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
กรุณา	ka-ru-na	please
เขียน	kĭan	Verb [to] write
เว้น	wén	Verb [to] omit ; abstain (from) ; spare
บรรทัด	ban-tát	Noun straight line ; straight edge ; ruler (for drawing or measuring straight lines)

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วัน [วาเลนไทน์] มี ความหมาย อย่างไร What Is Valentine's Day?

noreply@blogger.com (Michael Leng) — Sat, 10 Jan 2015 13:29:00 +0700

Valentine day is coming up soon. To keep up to date; I am going to conjugate some sentences of Thai language that relate to words about Valentine day as below:

วัน วาเลนไทน์ มี ความหมาย อย่างไร
wan waa-layn-tai mee kwaam-măai yàang-rai
What is Valentine's Day?

วัน วาเลนไทน์ ตรง กับ วันที่ อะไร
wan waa-layn-tai throng kap wantêe a-rai
What date is Valentine's Day?

ตรง กับ วันเสาร์ ที่ 14
throng kap wansăo thi sìp-sèe
It's Saturday, February 14

เป็น วัน สำหรับ บอก รัก คนรัก
bpen wan săm-ràp bòk rak konrák
It's a day to say love to your beloved.

Well, don't forget to express your word; "ฉัน รัก คุณ[chan ruk khun] = I love you" to your beloved for the coming up Valentine' day.

To listen the pronounce click this link and then follow by click on the speaker symbol: วันวาเลนไทน์มีความหมายอย่างไร

คำศัพท์(khamsap) \| Vocabulary	ออกเสียง(ok-seang) \| Pronunciation	แปล(plae) \| Translate
14	sìp sèe	Quantifier fourteen
กับ	kap	with
คนรัก	kon rák	Noun lover ; darling ; sweetheart
ความหมาย	kwaam măai	Noun meaning ; sense ; importance ; significance
ตรง	throng	straight, true, direct
ที่	thi	that, at, place, to, land
บอก	bòk	Verb [to] tell ; say ; describe
เป็น	bpen	is, am, are, was, were
มี	mee	has, have, there is, there are
รัก	rak	love
วัน	wan	Noun, day
วันที่	wan têe	Conjunction the day that ; Noun date
วันเสาร์	wan săo	Noun Saturday
วาเลนไทน์	waa-layn-tai	Noun Valentine
สำหรับ	săm-ràp	Preposition for ; to ; on behalf of
อย่างไร	yàang rai	Adverb: any way ; whichever way
อะไร	a-rai	Indefinite Pronoun something ; anything ; whatever

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