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Greetings and Basic Phrases

Whenever you speak to a stranger in Thailand, it's polite to end your sentence in khrap if you're a man, kha if you're a woman - especially after sawat dii (hello/goodbye) and khawp khun (thank you). Khrap and kha are also often used to answer "yes" to a question, though the most common way is to repeat the verb of the question (preceded by mai for "no").

Hello sawat dii
Where are you going? (not always meant literally, but used as a general greeting) pai nai?
I'm out having fun/I'm travelling pai thiaw (answer to pai nai, almost untranslatable pleasantry)
Goodbye sawat dii/la kawn
Good luck/cheers chok dii
Excuse me khaw thawt
Thank you khawp khun
How are you? sabai dii reu ?
I'm fine sabai dii
What's your name? khun cheu arai ?
My name is ? phom (men)/diichan (women) cheu ?
I come from ? phom/diichan maa jaak ?
I don't understand mai khao jai
Do you speak English? khun phuut phasaa angkrit dai mai?
Do you have ? ? mii ? mai??
Is ? possible? ? dai mai?
Can you help me? chuay phom/diichan dai mai?

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(I) would like to ? yaak ja ?
(I) like ? chawp ?



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