Use this data to inform your learning, which will make learning Thai less difficult. That is why we advise Thai learners to have an idea of the most frequently used Thai words. Therefore, doesn’t it make sense to optimize your learning by focusing on this vocabulary first? That way, you not only reduce the burden of learning thousands of random words but also are able to start using your language faster, as you are learning actually useful vocabulary.
That may still sound like a lot, but it is certainly less than thousands. By the way, photosynthesis is ‘gaan sang krah seng’ ( การสังเคราะห์แสง ) in Thai.ĭepending on where you look, you would need to know somewhere around 800 words in order to understand 75% of the language spoken on a daily basis. Think about it, is it worth learning the word ‘photosynthesis’ in Thai right as you are starting out? Probably not, unless you are working in some sort of plant-focused field. There are some words you use more than others in day to day conversations. Think about it, do you use every single word you know on a daily basis? Do you even know every word in your native tongue? Unless you read through the dictionary on a daily basis, I highly doubt you do. However, things may not be as daunting as they first seem. Click on the to see the word in Thai script and to listen to the Thai pronunciation.As you may know, learning a new language can be pretty daunting, not only due to the new grammar rule you must learn that may differ from your own language, but also the seemingly vast amount of new vocabulary you must remember. Pronunciation in Thaiīelow is a list of easy to use Thai words. Greetings, Hello, Thank youįor all greetings (hello, good morning, good afternoon etc), you can use Sà wàtdii, or the more specific greeting below. For example “Hello” would be “Sà wàtdii kráp” for men and “Sà wàtdii ká” for women. These can be used at the end of a statement or question. For male the particle is “kráp”, for female “ká”. In Thai language different polite particles are used for male speaker and female speaker. Polite particles for male and female speakers Below is a list of some common words and some useful phrases in Thai for tourists. However, being able to say some simple words and basic phrases like “hello” and “thank you” is fun for the tourist and would be appreciated by many Thais. Since many Thai people understand some English, this would not be a problem at all. Reading and writing would be next to impossible because of the different script that is used. Most visitors to Thailand will not be able to understand any spoken Thai.
Useful and simple phrases in Thai Some Thai phrases to use while staying in Thailand
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