Thai

The Thai word for rest, meaning relief from exertion or a state of quiet and relaxation, is พักผ่อน (pák-pɔ̀n).

The Thai word for “before” is ก่อน.

In Thai, the word for ‘to’ is ถึง. The word ถึง is used to express reaching a destination or a specific point in a sequence.

Midnight in Thai is เที่ยงคืน. เที่ยงคืน is used to refer to 12 o’clock at night exactly.

A woman says สวัสดีค่ะ (sà-wàt-dee khâ) for “hello” in Thai. The ending ค่ะ (khâ) is the polite particle for female speakers.

The English phrase “who” is translated into Thai as ใคร.

The Thai phrase for “handsome man” is คนหล่อ. The phrase is used to describe a man who is physically attractive.

The English phrase “yes, sir” can be translated into Thai as ครับผม.

The English phrase “very nice” is translated into Thai as ดีมาก.

The English word black is translated into Thai as ดำ. ดำ is an adjective meaning absorbing all light.