My Thai language
If you want to sound extra polite, you can do that by adding a modifier at the end of each phrase or sentence. If you are a man, say "khrup". And if you are a woman, say "Kha". For example, to say hello in a very polite way, a male speaker can say "Sawaddee khrub" and a female speaker can say "Sawaddee kha".
Hello - Sawasdee Kha / Khrup
How are you? - Sabai dee mai kha / khurp ?
Fine - Sabai dee kha / khrup
Thank you and you? - Khop khun kha / khrup Leaw khun la?
Good bye ! - La kon kha / khrup
See you gain - Kaew choe kan mai kha / khrup
Good luck ! - Chok dee kha / khrup
Sorry / Excuse me - Kho thot kha / khrup
I - Chan (if you are female), Pom (if you are male)
(I) don't understand - ( Chan / Pom ) Mai kao jai kha / khurp
My name is... - Chan / Pom Cheu...
What is your name? - Khun Cheu arai kha / khrup?
Nice to meet you - Yin dee tee dai rue juk kha / khrup
Go straight - Trong pai
Turn left/span> - Leaw sai
Turn right - Leaw kaw
Yes - Chai
No - Mai Chai
Kiss Kiss - Jub Jub ^_^
hahaha - 5555
Compliments
Beautiful - Suay / suay ngahm
Beautiful person - Kon suay
lovely - nah ruk
handsome - Lor
Strong - kaeng raeng
intelligent / clever - cha-laht
Good - Dee
Expressing Your Feelings
I like - Chan / Pom Chob
I don't like - Chan / Pom mai chob
I'm having fun - Sanook mark
I'm hot - Chan / Pom ron
I'm cool - Chan / Pom now
I'm hungry - Chan / Pom hew
I'm full - Chan / Pom im
I don't want to go back home - Chan / Pom mai yak klup baan
Insults word
Crazy - Bah / Ting Tong
Son of a bitch - Ai hee-ah
Bastard - Ai wen
Ladyboy - Katoey
Insulting form of ' you' - Mung
Arrogant form of me' me' - Goo
What the hell - Arai wah
whore - Gah-ree
Son of a whore - luke gah-ree
Stupid - Ngo
Stingy - Kee nee-ow /kee ngok
Swear words
Fuck - Yet
Motherfucker - Yet mair
Fuck you - Yet mung
What the hell - Arai wah
Bitch! - Ei Sut
Cock - kuay
Crazed Sex - Aey Bah Garm
Shut up - Hoop baak
Damned Devil - Sudd na rok
In your face - Som nam nah!
Shitpanish - Ra yum
If you try to speak Thai to Thai people and they laugh, please don't be offended. Thais love to laugh. They are just laughing with you, not at you. In fact, we really admire foreigners who try to speak our language. In Thai culture, most of the time laughing is a way to show admiration, not disrespect.
