once you get to thailand [ the greatest country in the world ] it becomes much easier to speak thai as you will here words and phrases that you have learnt being spoken around you - remember the tones are most important ie the sentence who sells chicken eggs is all the same word in thai the only way to make sense is in the tone - also the word gow or cow again depends on tone as the word means 9 different things including : rice enter white no.9 etc
@sportgirl202 It is prefered to end every sentence with kha/khub. This had to do with a formal issue and showing respect. If you don't end your sentences with kha/khub, it is considered rude.
However, it is not necessary amongst friends, but it is definitely a must when speaking to strangers and older people.
@irish66 It is prefered to end EVERY sentence with kha/khub, so not just when you are finished speaking. It is considered respectful and polite. So, it would be: "Hello kha/khub. How are you kha/khub? What have you been up to kha/khub?"
When Thai meet other people, Thai men just greet "Sa-Wud-Dee, Krub" while women speak "Sa-Wud-Dee, Ka". If you greet following this vdo, you would make Thai smiling because it is weird. Thai unlikely emphasis the time important such morning, afternoon, evening or even night.
My husband is Thai, so I am learning so I can communicate with his parents and sister's who don't speak english. Till I get Rosetta Stone, I will use this.
I'm Thai. I can say that no Thai people really speak "Good morning," "Good afternoon," "Good evening," and "Good night." All these words are newly-invented and used only in translation from the Western languages to Thai language.
@turng "Sa-wat-di" at any time, for both greeting and leaving. (no distinction between "hello" and "good bye") If you know how Hawaiians use the word "Aloha", you'll get this easily.
i'm thai,i think in thai social we dont mind about the position of sun in the sky so the pharse GOOD MORNING , GOOD AFTERNOON, GOOD EVENING,GOOD NIGHT that can say just SAWADDI ( krub / ka ) when they meet each other.
sa bai dee mai khrap
EncoreForRock 2 weeks ago
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the arrangement of sntence in thai almost same as malay..
MinYoungJang21 1 month ago
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MinYoungJang21 1 month ago
Thank you for the videos! Good stuff, khop khun ka! Dza phayayaam rian phasaa thai ka.
eddiepoju 1 month ago
Thank you. But I suspect there are situations where it isn't used. eg cops and criminals.
irish66 2 months ago
once you get to thailand [ the greatest country in the world ] it becomes much easier to speak thai as you will here words and phrases that you have learnt being spoken around you - remember the tones are most important ie the sentence who sells chicken eggs is all the same word in thai the only way to make sense is in the tone - also the word gow or cow again depends on tone as the word means 9 different things including : rice enter white no.9 etc
bphaiteeo 2 months ago
@bphaiteeo oh! I thought Ireland was the greatest country in the world :)
irish66 2 months ago
@irish66 yes of course ireland is the greatest country - i dont know what i was thinking saying thailand was the greatest - please excuse me
bphaiteeo 2 months ago
@bphaiteeo lol. How about we share the title :)
irish66 2 months ago
@irish66 perfect idea i absolutely love your attitude way to go !
bphaiteeo 2 months ago
@bphaiteeo thanks for the wonderful laugh on this dry but cold friday morning. Well I think that's what the weather is. I'm still in the bed.
irish66 2 months ago
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irish66 2 months ago
for every phrase do you have to end with krub/ka? or just hello?
sportgirl202 4 months ago
@sportgirl202 It is prefered to end every sentence with kha/khub. This had to do with a formal issue and showing respect. If you don't end your sentences with kha/khub, it is considered rude.
However, it is not necessary amongst friends, but it is definitely a must when speaking to strangers and older people.
applejous 2 months ago
@aifusatiluj yes, i agree. I go a thai massage, and have become good friends with owner and girl working there.
I said hello, good afternoon to the girl, the way indicated in video. she told me that Sawadeekrap was the right way.
My question. When do you say krap/krub
if i say hello, good afternoon. how are you?
Do i say krap/krub at the when I'm finished speaking ie at the end of how are you?, or at end of first sentence ie Good afternoon.
irish66 5 months ago
@irish66 It is prefered to end EVERY sentence with kha/khub, so not just when you are finished speaking. It is considered respectful and polite. So, it would be: "Hello kha/khub. How are you kha/khub? What have you been up to kha/khub?"
applejous 2 months ago
Instead of good Morning, good Afternoon, good evening, etc just greet with Sawadeeka (female) Sawadeekrap (male) or just sawadee...Is good enough :)
aifusatiluj 5 months ago
When Thai meet other people, Thai men just greet "Sa-Wud-Dee, Krub" while women speak "Sa-Wud-Dee, Ka". If you greet following this vdo, you would make Thai smiling because it is weird. Thai unlikely emphasis the time important such morning, afternoon, evening or even night.
Sa-Wud-Dee = Hello or Hi
Krub = polite ending word spoken by men
Ka = polite ending word spoken by women
I am 100% Thai.
hydromanor 5 months ago 4
i'm going to thailand in about 3 weeks i'm screwed hahahhaha
bn137 6 months ago 2
i want download all this . where i can download ?
megasector100 7 months ago
damn! is very difficult to memorize all.... i think the best way to learn thai is to find a thai girl friend
Billy3032572 7 months ago
@camandthai sure ! you're welcome :D
mochalisa24 7 months ago
@SKRIBANTO Just "Sa-wat-di" with a sincere smile is the best greeting for any time. Don't forget to end every sentence with "krap" or "kha".
cbunming 7 months ago
@camandthai you're welcome xD have you seen Crazy Little Thing Called Love ? it's really a great movie :D
mochalisa24 7 months ago
@camandthai you're lucky. I'm filipino and I love thailand people :)
mochalisa24 7 months ago
Good
brozac1011 8 months ago
Y is it hello not goo
brozac1011 8 months ago
My husband is Thai, so I am learning so I can communicate with his parents and sister's who don't speak english. Till I get Rosetta Stone, I will use this.
alchemistofsins 9 months ago
because Thai people dont sleep they say sawasdee khap hehe,, I love Thailand, and i want to learn Thai pasa
sampleforyou 10 months ago
I wanna go to thai and say hi to baifern :)) ( whooo!! BAIFERN!!!)
hahaha anyway, how do you spell hello in thai? is it sawadee ka? sawaddee ka? sawatdii ka? it's kinda confusing xD
mazter11jaz4trk 10 months ago
ใครเขาสวัสดีตอนเช้า ตอนบ่าย ตอนเย็นกัน
สวัสดี จบ
ThailandChaster007 1 year ago
แง่มๆๆ - - เหมือนเราเรียนภาษาอังกฤษ ฮ่าๆ
beamtyyy6927 1 year ago
I'm Thai. I can say that no Thai people really speak "Good morning," "Good afternoon," "Good evening," and "Good night." All these words are newly-invented and used only in translation from the Western languages to Thai language.
cbunming 1 year ago 18
@cbunming if you don't use these phrases then what you say?
turng 5 months ago
@turng "Sa-wat-di" at any time, for both greeting and leaving. (no distinction between "hello" and "good bye") If you know how Hawaiians use the word "Aloha", you'll get this easily.
cbunming 5 months ago
thai is soo hard =(
Pepoo001 1 year ago
the guy speaking must be german, im 100% sure xD
R3dSt4r90 1 year ago
If i heard anyone good morning in thai i would call them a fag XD
hoodedmonk117 1 year ago
learn thai is so easy! cuz i was born in Thailand lol
ntsuab2 1 year ago
ขอบคุณ
CrazyGal4Life 1 year ago
@CrazyGal4Life
YOU ARE WELCOME LOL
rhyknow003 1 year ago
can some one help me!!!! on there other vid it said chain chue was my name is......do we have to put female or male stuff in front of it?!?
idonthavealife2009 1 year ago
if its male its pom chue and female its chan then its krap at the end for male and ka for female.
TheAwarenessTeam 1 year ago
good for you-good for me
turborewind 1 year ago
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MyTalbert 1 year ago
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TheLLSystem 1 year ago
This is very formal Thai (first 2 phrases). No one talks like this unless they're of royalty. -_-
NaruSasuFreakYOSH 1 year ago
@NaruSasuFreakYOSH lol or in thai-drama ^.^
PowerFace2 1 year ago
Is This Thai from Bangkok?
TechnicoPersonal 1 year ago
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stephaniessavage 1 year ago
yeah this is good i need to study this more
hikkiandlee 1 year ago
wow i just learn some thai words
integra0guy 2 years ago
This is great as it breaks down every sentence in Thai and its litteral translation to English. I subbed you! :))
TheBaafarang 2 years ago
Thank you <3 I want 2 understand thai :P I hope it does not take so very long time ^^
hanniiihp 2 years ago
i'm thai,i think in thai social we dont mind about the position of sun in the sky so the pharse GOOD MORNING , GOOD AFTERNOON, GOOD EVENING,GOOD NIGHT that can say just SAWADDI ( krub / ka ) when they meet each other.
prathan23312 2 years ago 22
@prathan23312 I think that's the same everywhere. I'm Australian and our time based greetings are rarely used.
sdarvell 2 years ago
I agree. I've never heard anyone say good morning/afternoon/ night. But some say "fun dee" meaning dream good though.
BrandonAlbers 2 years ago
@prathan23312
i think those starter phrases are just to get used to saying
thai. because honestly, even in america or europe, people
will just say 'morning' or 'hi' not like ' good afternoon
or 'good night'. lolz
xoNanamiHikaruxo 1 year ago
khawp khun for these vids, very very helpful thankyou very much.
porbello9 2 years ago
wuah loe it!
xMrSeoulx 2 years ago
wow...yay!!! i hope it doesn't take me long to understand Thai :)
eternelbonheur 2 years ago 2
dii mak mak!
Higherings 2 years ago 2