Thai

The phrase “will you marry me?” in Thai is แต่งงานกับผมไหม. This phrase is a question used to ask someone to become your spouse.

A man says หวัดดีครับ (wàt-dee khráp) for a casual “hi” in Thai.

สวัสดีปีใหม่ is the Thai way to say Happy New Year.

The English word “delicious” is translated into Thai as อร่อย. The primary way to express that food is pleasing to taste is by using อร่อย.

To agree in Thai is เห็นด้วย. เห็นด้วย is used when you are in harmony with an opinion, a proposal or a specific viewpoint.

In Thai, “how are you?” is expressed as สบายดีไหม? สบายดีไหม? is a common greeting used to ask about a person’s current health or general well-being.

The Thai word for ‘have’ is มี. มี is used to express possession, such as owning an object or having a specific attribute.

Sunday in Thai is วันอาทิตย์.

รักคุณมาก is the Thai phrase for “I love you so much”. This phrase is used to express a strong feeling of love and affection for another person.

The English phrase “shut up” is translated into Thai as หุบปาก. หุบปาก is a direct and blunt command to stop talking.