English to Thai

It basically sounds like you're saying 'laaaaaaa' but in a deeper voice so more like 'leeeeeeer' but not leer... ?

If "de la hoya" is Spanish - - it translates literally as, "of the river basin."

seuaa (using the fifth/rising tone)

Most likely: chilli

I wish you'll come back very soon

Chang

ขอบคุณ K̄hxbkhuṇ

วันเกิด wan gert - birthday

สุขสันต์วันเกิด suk sun wan gert - happy birthday

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.

For Male "Sawadee Krub" "สวัดดีครับ". For Female "Sawadee Ka" "สวัดดีค่ะ".

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female: sa-wad-dee-kha

male: sa-wad-dee-krab

ภาษา-paasa-language

here are some common thai phrases. words in parentheses are the female speaker's version.

hello = sawat Dee khrap (kha)

nice to meet you = yindee tee dai rujak khrap (kha)

how are you? = sabai Dee mai khrap? (kha?)

I'm fine = sabai Dee khrap (kha)

thank you = kob kun khrap (kha)

what's wrong? = bpen arai khrap? (kha?)

my name is = pom (Chan) cheu ______ khrap (kha)

bye (when you are the one staying)/good luck = chok Dee khrap (kha)

bye (when you are the one leaving) = la gohn khrap (kha)

Also, see related links for website where you can hear pronunciations with tones.

ปู It's pronounced "poo" but with a harder 'p'. something like a cross between 'p' and 'b'.

Pohm ben gay. (I am gay)

Lesbians sometimes say "Chan ben tom" (short for tomboy).

or

Pohm chawp poo-chai. (I like men)

or

Chan chawp poo-ying. (I like women).

koon kue lok kong Chan

Yar go hok.

Domus

งู - ngoo

To say cry in Japanese is "Naku". Although naku can mean many things, it is most commonly known for "cry"! Pronounced like this: Nah-koo. Here is the writing: Hope that helped you!

凶暴な

Kyōbō na

ฉัน รัก มวยไทย or ฉัน ชอบ มวยไทย

1. cinnamon

2. pepper

3. star anise

4. cloves

5. Fennel

dies lunae