Numbers |
nung |
1 |
soong |
2 |
saam |
3 |
sii |
4 |
haa |
5 |
hok |
6 |
jet |
7 |
paet |
8 |
gaao |
9 |
sip |
10 |
sip-et |
11 |
sip-soong |
12 |
yii-sip |
20 |
yii-sip-et |
21 |
yii-sip-soong |
22 |
saam-sip |
30 |
(nung) rooi |
100 |
soong rooi |
200 |
(nung) phan |
1000 |
soong phan |
2000 |
(nung) muun |
10000 |
soong muun |
20,000 |
(nung) saen |
100,000 |
(nung) laan |
1,000,000 |
Useful Phrases |
thang mot |
total |
thao rai? |
how much? |
mi thao rai? |
how many? |
khun mii mai? |
do you have? |
rao mai mii |
we don't have. |
yang rai |
how |
mua rai |
when |
a-rai |
what |
thii-nai |
where |
chai |
"yes" |
mai chai |
"no" |
phom choop |
I like (for men) |
dichan choop |
I like (for women) |
phom mai choop |
I don't like (for men) |
dichan mai choop |
I don't like (for women) |
bpay nai? |
where are you going? |
bpay thiaw |
an outing for fun/ pleasure |
bpay thura |
business/ private matters |
phom yak cha |
I would like to (men) |
dichan yak cha |
I would like to (women) |
riak waa |
to be called |
mai saap/ mai ruu |
don't know |
kit waa |
think |
leew khor |
and |
Addressing People |
khun |
you |
phom |
I/me (for men) |
dichan |
I/me (for women) |
rao |
we |
khaw |
he/ she/ they |
chuai duai |
help |
Useful Verbs |
bpay |
go |
maa |
come |
choop |
like |
mai chop |
don°t like |
kin (gkin)/ thaan |
eat |
yut |
stop |
rian |
to study |
sang (sung) |
order (food) |
Common Expressions |
khoop khun |
thank-you |
kha toad |
sorry/ pardon me/ excuse me |
mai-pen-rai |
nevermind |
khao jai mai |
do you understand? |
khao jai |
understand |
mai-khao jai |
don't understand |
arai khor dai |
anything°s fine |
dai |
yes, you can |
mai dai |
no you can°t |
Some Adjectives |
sanuk |
fun |
phaeng |
expensive |
thuuk |
inexpensive/ cheap |
yen/ naaw |
cold |
roon |
hot |
chaa |
slow |
rew |
fast |
lek |
small |
yai |
big |
suai |
beautiful |
loor |
handsome |
suung |
tall |
tia |
short |
dii |
good |
yaak |
difficult |
ngaai |
easy |
uan |
fat |
phorm |
thin |
aroi |
delicious |
waan |
sweet |
priaw |
sour |
phet |
spicy |
khem |
salty |
Greetings |
sawatdii |
hello/good-bye |
sabaaydii mai |
how are you? |
sabaaydii |
I'm fine |
phop kan mai |
see you later |
Days of the Week |
wan jan |
Monday |
wan angkhaan |
Tuesday |
wan phut |
Wednesday |
wan pharahatd |
Thursday |
wan suk |
Friday |
wan saw |
Saturday |
wan aathit |
Sunday |
wan yut |
weekend |
Directions |
dtrong bpay |
go straight |
liaw khwaa |
turn right |
liaw saai |
turn left |
jod thii ni |
stop here |
soy |
lane, side street |
thanon |
road |
Time Related |
wannii |
today |
mer-wannii |
yesterday |
phrungnii |
tomorrow |
wan |
day |
aathit |
week |
duan |
month |
pbi |
year |
weelaa |
time |
chuamoong |
hour |
naathii |
minutes |
pramaan |
about |
Transportation |
rot mei |
bus |
rot yon |
car |
rot thu |
van |
rot fai |
train |
rot fai faa |
sky train |
khrungbin |
airplane |
Conversational |
khun cher aria? |
What is your name? |
phom cher |
my name is (men) |
dichan cher |
my name is (women) |
yin-dii thii daai ruu-jak |
nice to meet you |
chen gan |
nice to meet you too |
Phra Jiaow wei pon |
God bless you |
Phra Jiaow ruk khun |
God loves you |
People |
phuu-ying |
woman |
phuu-chaai |
man |
dek/ dek dek |
child/children |
khroopkhrua |
family |
phii (name) |
polite form of address for an older (person) |
noong |
younger (person) |
*khrap (for men) and kha (for women) are used as polite particles at the end of statements and questions. Eg. Sawatdii kha/ khrap