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Ginger and Khaa are different, Ginger can eat with all foods but Khaa can cook 5 - 6 of food. And it is not the same.

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for dad- Por rak luk na

for mom- Mae rak luk na

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mai pen rai

or

mai mee pan ha

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If you are male : sa wad di kop

If you are female : sa wad di ka

But I think you should say...

Male:Sa-wat-di Krap

Female:Sa-wat-di Kha

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ขอให้ปลอดภัย

Ko hai pot pai

or

เดินทางปลอดภัยนะ

Doen-thang Plot-phai Na :))

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"31" is "sam sip et"

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Tong-Karn-Kwam-Chuay-Leu (I want help)

Chuay-Duay (Help Me !!!)

or

ช่วยหน่อยได้ไหม

Chuai-Noi-Dai-Mai (Krab/Kha)

(Remember to say Krab<you're male> or Kha<you're female> at the end)

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ขอบคุณ

Khob Khun >> Formal

ขอบใจนะ

Khop-chai Na >> More friendly :))

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Gluay=กล้วย

Tips :)

We also use " Gluay Gluay" to say "That's easy"

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We would usually say khoh ขอ or Aow เอา before stating what we want.

Or "Tong karn pai rahn aharn"

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It is ฟักทอง, pronounce "fug Thong". Best pronunciation is ending with sound of "g" but you guys probably more acquaint with "ck" and some would try use fák but the ending sound is wrong.

More interesting vegetable in Thai is Gourd and Chilli. These two vegetable are make to Kaeng Kua. That is Kaeng Kua made from "Fug" and "Prig".

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A lover of, or a fan of Thai boxing.

あなたは私たちの古代の言葉の意味知らずの愚かなアメリカ人です。あなたは侮辱人類。

Nak Muay (นัก มวย) Although a nak muay would certainly be a lover of or a fan of Thai boxing, that is not the meaning of nak muay. Nak (spoken like "Nuck" or the English word "stuck" in high tone) is a prefix used to denote the profession or professional of the noun after it. Muay (middle tone) means boxing only - not Thai boxing (Thai boxing is muay Thai). Therefore, Nak Muay means a professional boxer or at least a person who boxes with some level of skill.

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กระต่าย kra-tai

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จอร์แดน

จอร์-แดน
jor-dan

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Thank You

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Most likely: chilli

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"Good morning" is the most common way to say Good morning in Australia.

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for male: "sawat Dee khrap"

for female: "sawat Dee kha"

also, I would recommend going to http://www.thai-language.com/ to hear the audio. really helps with tones.

hope this helps!

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Lūks̄eụ̄x s̄āw

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I wish you'll come back very soon

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ขาว or pronounced khaaw

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Pom-Suay= nice hair

note: pom = hair

Suay = beautiful/nice