Thai

The English phrase ‘my wife’ is translated into Thai as ภรรยาของฉัน. This phrase refers to the woman to whom a person is legally married.

The English phrase “no garlic” is expressed in Thai as ไม่ใส่กระเทียม.

The English word “golf” is กอล์ฟ in Thai. กอล์ฟ is a noun used to refer to the ball game of golf.

November in Thai is พฤศจิกายน. This word refers to the eleventh month of the Gregorian calendar.

The English word “dumb” is translated into Thai as โง่.

The English phrase ‘paper’ is translated into Thai as กระดาษ. The word กระดาษ is used to refer to paper as a sheet material.

A man says ขอบคุณครับ (khòp khun khráp) to thank someone in Thai. For more warmth use ขอบคุณมากครับ (khòp khun mâak khráp), “thank you very much”.

In Thai, “very delicious” is อร่อยมาก. The phrase อร่อยมาก is used to describe both food and drinks that taste extremely good.

In Thai, “what” can be expressed as อะไร or ยังไง depending on the context.

The English phrase “where are you going?” is translated into Thai as คุณจะไปไหน. This phrase is used to ask someone about their destination.