English to Thai

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For man: Di. Kob khun krap

For woman: Di: kob khun ka

According to the currency web-site 'XE' - At the time of writing, (12:25 GMT on 09/01/2012) 20,000 Rupees is worth approximately 12,073 Thai baht.

Khun is a pronounciation of "คุณ" in Thai language.

That word is used in the same as Mr. Mrs. or Miss, but "khun" can use both male and female. "Khun" is used when we would like to call someone politely or someone we dont know their gender.

Such as.. We get an e-mail from Prachya and we need to contact him/her by the phone. (Prachya is a male's name, but some of women can name like this too.) If we not sure, we can call him/her as "khun Prachya".

(In Thai language also have "Nuy = Mr" / "Nang = Mrs" / "NangSao = Miss" .)

Jai is a pronounciation of "ใจ" in Thai language.

it mean "heart". We can talk "Jai" when we talk about heart or we want to thank you someone(by chat),

because "ขอบคุณ=Kobkhun" or "ขอบใจ=KobJai" are mean thanks in English.

Khon suay mak mak

Tee Rak Na Ja

mai ben rai krub

peanut =ถั่วลิสง (T̄hạ̀w lis̄ng)

Thank You

Hawng Nam You Nai

Tee Rak

"good morning in Taiwan"

The actress Lucy Thai seems to be a semi private person. At this time she has not shared her recent whereabouts with the media.

Darling

Hima pronounced hee-muh

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Sa wad Dee ka koon Tim

mai pen rai

or

mai mee pan ha

Sabaii