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It contains all the necessary words and phrases for speaking Thai in any kind of setting. Perfect for students, tourists, or business people learning Thai or traveling to Thailand, it also contains a beginner guide to the Thai language, allowing for a deeper understanding of Thai than a typical Thai phrasebook or Thai dictionary. The phrase book is organized by situations where one might need to speak Thai such as: at the hotel, in a taxi, using numbers, etc.
As a bonus, an Exploring Thailand section provides detailed information about Thai holidays, customs and popular travel destinations.
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Common Expressions and Phrases | Hello (to female speakers) | (s-wt-dii kh) |
| Hello (to male speakers) | (s-wt-dii khrp) |
| I, me (female speakers) | (chn) |
| I, me (male speakers) | (phm) |
| name | (che) |
I am a vegetarian. (chn/phm kin jay) / I am hungry. (chn/phm hw) / I am thirsty. (chn/phm hw nm) / I am already full. (chn/phm m lew) / Where is the bathroom? (hwng-nm yu thi-ni) How much is it? (tho-ri) 
Can you lower the price? (lt di-mi) Can you help me? (chay chn/phm di-mi) / What time is it? (ki-mong) Can you speak English? (khun phut phaa-sa-ang-krt di-mi) What is this? (ni -rai) How do you say this in Thai? (phaa-sa-thai phut yang-ngai) Im feeling sick. (chn/phm mi s-baay) / I am allergic to (chn/phm-phe ) / ...
Note: For many phrases, you will see options, indicated by a slash /. This is because in Thai you may say something differently depending on whether the speaker is male or female.
Common Actions and Movements| Go | (pai) |
| Go together | (pai-day) |
| Come | (maa) |
| Arrive | (theng) |
| Fast | (rew) |
| Slow | (cha) |
| Walk | (dern) |
| Run | (wng) |
| Sit | (nng) |
| Stand | (yuen) |
| Drive | (khp) |
| Sleep | (nawn) |
| Think | (kht) |
| Swim | (way-nm) |
| Play | (ln) |
| Throw | (yon) |
| Kick | (t) |
| Punch | (twy) |
| Bite | (gt) |
| Pinch | (yk) |
| Wink | (kr-phrp-taa) |
| Who | (khrai) | |
| What | (-rai) | |
| Where | (thi-ni) | |
| When | (mea-ri) | |
| Why | (tham-mai) | |
| How | (yang-ngai) | |
| Which one? (referring to an object) | (an-ni) | |
| Do/Does/Are/Is? | (mi) | |
| Can? | (di-mi) | |
| How much? | (tho-ri) |
| restaurant | (ran-aa-han) |
| market | (t-lat) |
| bathroom | (hwng-nm) |
| Internet caf | (ran-nt) |
| pharmacy | (ran-khay-yaa) |
| department store | (hang) |
| coffee shop | (ran-kaa-fae) |
| bookstore | (ran-nng-se) |
| movie theater | (rong-nng) |
| hotel | (rong-raem) |
| hospital | (rong-ph-yaa-baan) |
| bank | (th-naa-khaan) |
| post office | (prai-s-nii) |
| police station | (s-tha-nii-tam-rat) |
| school | (rong-rian) |
| university | (m-ha-wt-th-yaa-lai) |
| tired | (neay) |
| hungry | (hw) |
| thirsty | (hw-nm) |
| sick | (mi s-baay) |
| happy | (dii-jai) (informal) |
| (mii-khwaam-sk) (formal) | |
| angry | (krt) |
| Who | (khrai) | |
| What | (-rai) | |
| Where | (thi-ni) | |
| When | (mea-ri) | |
| Why | (tham-mai) | |
| How | (yang-ngai) | |
| Which one? (referring to an object) | (an-ni) | |
| Do/Does/Are/Is? | (mi) | |
| Can? | (di-mi) | |
| How much? | (tho-ri) |
| restaurant | (ran-aa-han) |
| market | (t-lat) |
| bathroom | (hwng-nm) |
| Internet caf | (ran-nt) |
| pharmacy | (ran-khay-yaa) |
| department store | (hang) |
| coffee shop | (ran-kaa-fae) |
| bookstore | (ran-nng-se) |
| movie theater | (rong-nng) |
| hotel | (rong-raem) |
| hospital | (rong-ph-yaa-baan) |
| bank | (th-naa-khaan) |
| post office | (prai-s-nii) |
| police station | (s-tha-nii-tam-rat) |
| school | (rong-rian) |
| university | (m-ha-wt-th-yaa-lai) |
| tired | (neay) |
| hungry | (hw) |
| thirsty | (hw-nm) |
| sick | (mi s-baay) |
| happy | (dii-jai) (informal) |
| (mii-khwaam-sk) (formal) | |
| angry | (krt) |
Male (phm) Female (chn)
| hot | (rwn) |
| cold | (naw) |
| well | (s-baay-dii) |
| sick | (mi s-baay) |
| lost | (lng-thaang) |
| tired | (neay) |
| hungry | (hw) |
| thirsty | (hw-nm) |
| full | (m) |
| sleepy | (ngang-nawn) |
| bored | (bea) |
| enjoyable/fun | (s-nk) |
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