How to Order Food in Thai: Street Stall and Restaurant Phrases, From Not Spicy to the Bill
A Thai food order is a sandwich. Dish, then the changes, then khâ or khráp. Spice, allergies, jay, the bag, and the bil…
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How to Order Noodles in Thai: Noodle + Broth + Meat
Thai noodle orders are a sandwich. Type of noodle, broth or dry, meat, anything else. Ao bà-mìi náam-dtòk mǒo khâ. Then…
Thai LGBT Slang: Gay Talk, Kathoey Words, and What They Mean
A practical guide to Thai LGBT slang: gay and kathoey talk, camp compliments like châm and rêet, and the words English…
Thai Kinship Terms: Family Words You Use as You
Thai often uses family words as you. Older sibling, auntie, uncle, mum, grandma. Age is the whole joke. Get it wrong an…
Thai Past Tense: Yesterday, Already, Yet, and Ever
Thai does not conjugate the verb for past. You add เมื่อวาน, แล้ว, หรือยัง, and เคย. This is the map, with audio.
Thai Pronouns: How to Say I, You, He, She, We, and They
Thai pronouns for I, you, he, she, we, and they, with audio, plus why some people just use their name.