Pad Thai is written as "ผัดไทย" in the Thai language. "Pad" means "to stir fry" so the phrase is loosely translated as Thai stir fried noodles.
Pad=stir fry
where does pad thai come from
The most popular Thai dish that includes the keyword "pad thai" is Pad Thai.
Since Thai is not written with the Roman alphabet, either conversion to the Roman alphabet is OK and arguably correct. *Nearly all Thai restaurants use pad Thai, because it is a standard conversion for consistency in translation - however there is a big problem with this. If you are new to the Thai language and you are an English speaker and you say phat or pad Thai, you will not be saying it correctly. English speakers read "pad" and say it exactly like the English word pad as in "note pad." Unfortunately "pad" does not sound like the actual Thai word ผัด which sounds like "putt" as in "golf putt." *(Noo2012)
thai means white elephant. so Thailand means land of white elephant Thai doesn't mean White elephant. It neans free to do/choose or freedom depending on context Passa Thai = Thai Language. Pood Passa Thai, = speak Thai language.
Not sure what you mean by this, the word 'Thai' is already a Thai word so there is no need to translate it. 'Thai' written in the Thai alphabet is ไทย.
The Thai language is called Thai.
Yes, traditional Pad Thai typically contains peanuts as a garnish or ingredient in the sauce.
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Thailand.
Thais speak the Thai language, which is the official language of Thailand. The Thai language is part of the Kra-Dai language family and is written using the Thai script.
The language spoken by the Thai people is Thai. It is the official language of Thailand and is spoken by the majority of the population. Thai is a tonal language with its own unique script.