English to Thai

One well-known Thai author is Kukrit Pramoj. He was a prolific writer famous for his novels and works as a politician and diplomat in Thailand.

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i also found a youtube channel about thailand's Culture

also a hidden place where you can go

channel call >>>> lost&Found

To say "Do you remember me?" in Thai, you can say "คุณจำฉันได้ไหม?" (Khun jam chán dâi mái?).

In Thai, the term for grandma is "ยาย" (yaa-yai) and for grandpa it is "ตา" (taa).

In Thai, you can say "ขอบคุณสำหรับความช่วยเหลือค่ะ/ครับ" (khop khun sam-rap khwam chuay leuak ka/krab). The word "ค่ะ" (ka) is used by females, while "ครับ" (krab) is used by males to show politeness.

In Thai, the name Shay can be transliterated as เชย (pronounced "chay").

The translation of the last name "White" into Thai would be ไวต์, pronounced as "Wai."

In Thai, "nothing" is commonly translated as "mai mee" (ไม่มี).

She is the deceased estranged wife of PGA golfer Fred Couples. She died of breast cancer n February 2009. They were separated for 4 years prior to her death.

"Sawadee krab/ka pom chuh -insert name-"

what it the English to Thai translation for grandmother

Khob-Khun-Tee-Wae-Maa-Yiam

ขอบคุณที่แวะมาเยี่ยม

Thank you for stopping by

To say "never forget" in Thai, you can say "ไม่ลืม" (mai leum). This phrase is used to express the idea of not forgetting something or someone.

In Thai language, adding "ka" at the end of a sentence is a polite way to indicate politeness and respect. It is a linguistic feature known as a particle and is used by both males and females, although women tend to use it more frequently. The use of "ka" reflects the cultural emphasis on demonstrating manners and showing respect in Thai society.

By and large, names do not translate. When going from one language to another that uses a different alphabet, you usually just write the characters that will produce approximately the same sound. This is called transliteration.

Google Translate renders Donna in Korean as 도나

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

Or "Tong karn pai rahn aharn"

We, particularly, don't have these sentences like , have a good lunch or Bon appetit in Thai. It might be a little bit strange if you say it especially to your close friends or persons.

Tan-Kal-Hai-Ar-Roi-Na (ทานข้าวให้อร่อยนะ)

The main spices used in Vietnamese food include shallot, garlic, peppercorn or black pepper, ginger, lemongrass, galangal, turmeric, and the optional chilli.

There are hundreds of American fast food restaurants in Thailand all over the country. McDonlad's, KFC, Pizza Hut are everywhere. but rarely found are Burger King and Subway. I don't think there is any Taco Bell yet.

hiu (หิว) means hungry

but we always say after some words

for example

If you wanna the rice, you should say

hiu kao

find more information about this word here!

http://www.thaismile.jp/ThaiLanguage/e_ThaiLanguage_hungry.html

wish this can help you ^^

To say rain in Thai it is pronounced 'fon'.
fontok

In Thai, "kha" (ค่ะ) is a polite particle used by women when speaking, often to show respect or politeness in conversation. It's commonly used at the end of sentences, especially in formal or respectful contexts. Men use the equivalent "khrap" (ครับ) for the same purpose. Overall, these particles help convey politeness and social etiquette in the Thai language.

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