How to Say “A Lot” in Thai
The English phrase “a lot” is expressed in Thai as มาก. มาก is an adverb meaning “very much”.
The English phrase “a lot” is expressed in Thai as มาก. มาก is an adverb meaning “very much”.
The English word turkey is translated into Thai as ไก่งวง when referring to the bird. The term ไก่งวง is used to refer to the bird in the genus Meleagris.
The English phrase “you’re pretty” is translated into Thai as คุณสวย.
The English word ‘lemongrass’ is translated into Thai as ตะไคร้. ตะไคร้ refers to the plant Cymbopogon citratus.
The Thai phrase for ‘alone’ is คนเดียว. คนเดียว is used to describe doing something by oneself or being by oneself.
The English phrase “cheaper” is translated into Thai as ถูกกว่า. ถูกกว่า is used to describe something that costs less money than another item.