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When you go to Thailand to study or travel, are you confused when you see Thai characters all over the streets? Indeed, for a completely unfamiliar language, it is extremely difficult to learn it in a short period of time. but! If you can understand a few key Thai words, your travel fun and mood will be greatly increased!

Just like when we see a European and American person in China who can say a few words such as "Hello" and "Thank you", we will find it interesting and even be more kind to him. . Although Thai is difficult to master, we can find its essence. In this issue, we will teach you the 10 most common and easy-to-learn Thai vocabulary. I believe it will bring you a lot of fun during your journey.

1. Sa-was-dee

The most common greeting means "hello" or "hello". When people meet, they usually use this sentence as the first greeting. However, it should be noted that the pronunciation of this sentence is different between men and women. For men, the pronunciation of Krub is added at the end, that is, "Sa-was-dee-Krub". The front is pronounced like the Chinese "Saawadi", and the "Ka" at the end is pronounced briefly. Be strong and shut up, which has the pronunciation of "Club" in English;

For women, it is "Sawasdee-Kaa", with "Sawasdee" in front and "Ka" in the back pronounced softly and long. If a man pronounces it as a woman without paying attention, he will become a Thai national treasure, a shemale!

2. Khun & P

Don't be angry when you hear someone call you "Khun (like Chinese: Kun)" or "P (like English: P)"! Because Khun is an honorific for Mr. or Miss in Thai, and P is an honorific for eldest brother and eldest sister in Thai.

3. om Yam

Pronounced like Chinese: Dong-yang, which is commonly known as the Thai hot and sour flavor "Tom Yum", usually followed by "Goog" (like Chinese: "Public)" the word shrimp.

If you don’t know this word when you go to Thailand, you are missing out! Because of its unique taste and ubiquity, in addition to being the national soup of Thailand, it is also known as one of the three most famous soups in the world!

4. Wai

The action of putting your hands together is the Thai way of greeting. In Thailand, most people don’t shake hands, so when someone bows to you, don’t forget to bow to them in return!

As for the movement of joining hands, there are also regular intervals. Just remember the height of the fingers at the tip of the nose.

5. Thai Massage

This is the most common sound heard on the road, which is the sound soliciting "Thai massage". What if you travel to Thailand and don’t get a Thai massage? Then you came here in vain!

Not only do I think so, but people all over the world think so. As for Thai people, the English ending is often missing, so you will only hear Thai Massa~.

6. Taxi

The second most commonly heard sound on the road is the sound of "taxi" soliciting customers. It’s strange. Although Koh Samui is very small, there are so many taxis, and they are very famous. The roads are often as jammed as in Bangkok!

And whether it is a genuine taxi, a Song Tagws, or a Motorcycle Taxi, they are all called "Taxi".

7. Wat

This is the most common word on the map, pronounced like Chinese: tile, which means "temple" in Thai. Thailand is a Buddhist country, so this word must be known.

8. Koh

It means "island", and it also has the spelling method of Ko, which is pronounced like Chinese: hook.

9. Shingha

Thais love to drink, especially their own brand of Whisky and beer. They also like to drink Whisky with cola. It is sweet and has the taste of strong liquor. It is delicious. But the stamina is super strong.

But compared to Whisky, they prefer Thai beers Shingha (pronounced like Chinese: Xin, followed by ha silently) and Chang (pronounced like Chinese: choke). Because it's cheap and tastes mellow.

10. Toilet

It's the "toilet" in English! Thai people are deeply influenced by British English, so toilets are always marked and pronounced as Toilet (similar to Chinese: Toilet).