Ashleigh Freya

The English phrase “welcome to” is translated into Thai as ยินดีต้อนรับสู่.

April in Thai is เมษายน. เมษายน is used to refer to the fourth month of the Gregorian calendar.

In Thai, “so so” is expressed as งั้น ๆ. The phrase งั้น ๆ is used to describe something that is mediocre, not particularly good or not particularly bad.

The phrase “god bless you” in Thai is ขอให้พระเจ้าคุ้มครอง. This phrase is used to respond to someone who has sneezed.

The phrase ‘this is’ in Thai is translated as นี่คือ. The phrase is used to identify or define something.

The English phrase “monitor lizard” in Thai is translated as เหี้ย or กิ้งก่ามอนิเตอร์. The term refers to lizards of the genus Varanus.

A man asks สบายดีไหมครับ (sà-baai dee mǎi khráp) for “how are you” in Thai. It literally means “are you well?” and ends with ครับ (khráp).

The English phrase “cheer up” can be translated into Thai as สู้ๆ.

In Thai, “grandma and grandpa” can be expressed as ย่ากับปู่ to refer to paternal grandparents.

The Thai word for shrimp is กุ้ง. กุ้ง is used to refer to the flesh of the crustacean known as shrimp.