Learn Thai By Sentences

Thai language sentence “ขอโทษ” , pronounce “khŏr tôht” serves the meaning as both “Excuse me.” and “I am sorry.” In English. In any context and if you want to say the word “Excuse me.” and “I am sorry.” You can say in Thai as following: Pertaining to Thai some obvious specific particle for men and women. If you are a man, use this below sentence: ขอโทษ ครับ khŏr tôht kráp Excuse me. / I am sorry. On the other hand, if you are a woman, just say this following sentence instead. ขอโทษ ค่ะ khŏr tôht kâa Excuse me. / I am sorry.  You also can speak only the short word as, ขอโทษ khŏr tôht Excuse me. / I am sorry. by not putting any particle at end of the sentence. This serves for unidentified gender of speakers. Whether you are a man or a women, say it without worrying about grammar wrong. However, all above sentences are in short form. Therefore, what the longer sentences look like. If you are man, you say this following sentence: ผม ขอโทษ ครั...

Last article I have written about the sentence greeting one another with the word “ How are you?” = “คุณสบายดีไหม[khun sà-baai dee mái] ” To be continue with the related sentence systematically. Hence, the article today will be about how to reply the questions such as above. See the following sentences below: ดิฉัน สบายดี ค่ะ / ขอบคุณ  dì-chăn sà-baai dee kâa / kòp kun  I am fine./ Thank you. ฉัน สบายดี ค่ะ / ขอบคุณ  chăn sà-baai dee kâa / kòp kun  I am fine./ Thank you.  The above sentence is for women to use it only. Because Thai language has particular pronoun for man and woman separably.  ดิฉัน[ dì-chăn] or ฉัน[chan] are the pronoun for women. These two pronoun give the same sense as I and Me.  ผม[ pŏm] is the pronoun for men to use, it is I and Me in Thai. See the sentence as following: ผม สบายดี ครับ / ขอบคุณ  pŏm sà-baai dee kráp / kòp kun  I am fine. / Thank you. ลาก่อน Good bye,...

Today is time for learning the sentence for saying hello for evening time in Thai " สวัสดีตอนเย็น" .  This word is usually for speaking to greeting to one another during time somewhat around 5.00 p.m. until 6.00 p.m. Actually Thai people use just only the word “สวัสดี [sà-wàt dee] = Hello” for any time when they meet each other. However, sometimes you could hear they say สวัสดี[sà-wàt dee] conjugate a particular time(morning,afternoon,...) Here below is the sentence for speaking to greeting in the evening time. สวัสดี ตอนเย็น ครับ/ค่ะ  sà-wàt-dee dton-yen kráp khâa  Good evening.  The above sentence is formed by 3 words conjugate together as describe below: 1. สวัสดี[sà-wàt-dee] equal to “Hello” 2. ตอนเย็น[dton-yen] is as “Evening” 3. ครับ[kráp] is a Thai language particle for men to say for show up respecting to the second person; ค่ะ[khâa] is used as same as the particle ครับ[kráp] but for women to say only. <> Michael Len...

Hello friends, I'm Michael Leng. I'm going to write some Thai sentences for anyone who is interested in Thai. อรุณสวัสดิ์ = good morning / hello Tab:  Learn Pure Thai FB Tab:  Excel Tips & Tricks Of course, you're right, in my today's article is about how to say words greeting in Thai: "สวัสดีตอนเช้า" = Good morning in Thai language. You may know that Thai people also have the particular greeting word as same as English: the word “Good morning” is อรุณสวัสดิ์ ค่ะ /ครับ[a-run sà-wàt  khâa/ kráp] in Thai. In my opinion, I think you have to know and use it systematically อรุณสวัสดิ์ ค่ะ /ครับ[a-run sà-wàt  khâa/ kráp] for the second sentence after you already learnt how to say hello. Apart the word I have told you before in my previous article; the word “ สวัสดี [sà-wàt-dee] =Hello ”, Thai usually say the following words greeting each other for the only morning time as the sentence following; สวัสดี ตอนเช้า ค่ะ/ครับ sà-wàt-dee dton-cháo khâa/...

Hello all, today I would like to give the Thai language sentence for greeting one another. Thai use this sentence   "สวัสดี ค่ะ/ครับ sà-wàt-dee khâa/kráp" to say hello when they have met anyone at any time.  Tab:  Learn Pure Thai FB Tab:  Excel Tips & Tricks It's very good for anyone who wants to learn speaking Thai language . Just beginning from the word  "สวัสดี ค่ะ/ครับ sà-wàt-dee khâa/kráp" as for your kick off. Here below the first Thai sentence for your good start practice speaking Thai: Thai Woman With Typical Welcome สวัสดี ค่ะ sà-wàt-dee khâa Good morning/Good after noon/Good evening/Hello The sentence above is used by females only. So if you are woman, you just say that. สวัสดี ครับ sà-wàt-dee kráp Good morning/Good after noon/Good evening/Hello If you are man, you speak the immediate above sentence for greeting the others. Don't be confused the two sentences above. Thai has some particles to be used by...