Welcome to the ultimate introduction to Thai language basics — all the basics you must know! In this blog, you’ll learn Thai language basics, basic grammar rules, basic sentence structures and everything you need to know to learn Thai language. I’m Jennesa, a native…
Same Same But Different #1 Thai words that are spelled differently but sound the same! “Homophones” (คำพ้องเสียง /kam póng sĭiang/) are words that sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings, such as two, too and to. In Thai language,…
How to say “I would like to order … ” in Thai? Let’s learn some of the common ways to order food & drinks in Thai below! Note: You can always put the particles ค่ะ /kâ/ (female speakers) and ครับ /kráp/ (male speakers)…
How to say “how are you?” in Thai? There are actually many ways to say “how are you?” in Thai. Let’s learn the common ways to say “how are you?” in formal situations and also casual or informal situations! Note: You can always…
Special characters in Thai language Thai alphabet or Thai script (อักษรไทย /àk-sŏn tai/) has 44 consonants (พยัญชนะ /pá-yan-chá-ná/) and 32 vowels (สระ /sà-rà/). The vowel can be grouped as short vowels (สระเสียงสั้น /sà-rà-sĭang-sân/) and long vowels (สระเสียงยาว /sà-rà-sĭang-yaao/). In addition, Thai language also has…
Thai Alphabet – 32 Vowels Writing and reading are both main skills in learning a language. However, many people skipped them and put their focus on speaking and listening skills for a short visit to Thailand. Many people can of course learn speaking &…
Thai Alphabet – 44 Consonants Writing and reading are both main skills in learning a language. However, many people skipped them and put their focus on speaking and listening skills for a short visit to Thailand. Many people can of course learn speaking &…
How to speak Thai and sound like a native? (or close enough for Thai people to understand you!) If you are beginners who just started to learn Thai and Thais don’t understand what you say!? OR if you are one of the Thai learners…
Adjectives (adj.) are words that describe or modify nouns (n.): small, big, new, old, red, black, beautiful, cute, handsome, etc. Learn more about basic Thai grammar rules. Here is how to use adjectives in Thai. In Thai, the noun comes before adjectives! While in English,…
Thailand is one of the top destinations for foodies! But did you know? In many restaurants and food vendors in Thailand use MSG in food. So if you don’t want MSG in your favorite Thai dishes… ? Here is how to say ‘no MSG’…