How to Say “Whatever” in Thai
The Thai phrase for “whatever” is ช่างมัน.
In Thai, hello is said as สวัสดี. Sawatdee (krap/ka) is the most common and versatile word for saying hello in Thai.
The English phrase ‘walk’ is translated into Thai as เดิน. The verb เดิน describes the physical act of moving on foot.
The Thai word for police is ตำรวจ. ตำรวจ refers to the police as a general law enforcement agency or the profession itself.
To say ‘go home’ in Thai, you use กลับบ้าน. กลับบ้าน is used to express the act of returning to one’s house.
The English phrase “no fish sauce” is translated into Thai as ไม่ใส่น้ำปลา.
The English word ‘restaurant’ is translated into Thai as ร้านอาหาร.
The Thai word for ‘year’ is ปี. ปี is a noun used to describe the time it takes for the Earth to complete one revolution around the Sun.
In Thai, “where are we going?” is expressed as เรากำลังจะไปไหน. This phrase is used to ask about the destination of a current or planned trip.