How to Say “Candy” in Thai
The Thai word for “candy” is ลูกอม. ลูกอม is specifically used for hard candies or sweets that are sucked on, rather than general confectionery.
The Thai word for “candy” is ลูกอม. ลูกอม is specifically used for hard candies or sweets that are sucked on, rather than general confectionery.
September in Thai is กันยายน. The term refers to the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar.
The English word ‘hungry’ is translated into Thai as หิว (hǐu). หิว is the standard and most versatile way to say ‘hungry’ in Thai.
The English phrase “hello as a man” is translated into Thai as สวัสดีครับ.
In Thai, the English word ‘period’ is translated as ประจำเดือน. The term ประจำเดือน is used specifically to refer to a menstrual cycle.
In Thai, “no rice” is said as ไม่เอาข้าว. The phrase ไม่เอาข้าว is used when ordering food to indicate that you do not want rice included with your meal.
The phrase “I have a crush on you” in Thai is แอบชอบเธอ. This phrase is used to tell someone that you are secretly attracted to them.
A woman says ขอบคุณค่ะ (khòp khun khâ) to say “thank you” in Thai.
In Thai, the word for car is รถ. The word refers to an automobile or a vehicle steered by a driver.