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Thai greets you with its own script and five tones, but everyday spoken phrases are short and pattern-friendly — and politeness particles do half the social work for you. Start here, ears first.
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QHow do you say "hello" in Thai?
Aสวัสดี (sà-wàt-dii) + khráp/khâ
QHow do you say "thank you" in Thai?
Aขอบคุณ (khàwp-khun)
QWhat is the polite particle men add to sentences?
Aครับ (khráp)
QWhat is the polite particle women add to sentences?
Aค่ะ (khâ)
QHow do you say "yes" and "no" in Thai?
Aใช่ (châi) and ไม่ใช่ (mâi châi)
QWhat does "สบายดีไหม" (sà-baai-dii mǎi) mean?
AHow are you?
QWhat does "ไม่เข้าใจ" (mâi khâo-jai) mean?
AI don't understand
QHow do you say "water" in Thai?
Aน้ำ (náam)
QHow many tones does Thai have?
AFive
QWhat does "อร่อย" (à-ròi) mean?
ADelicious
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