Thai

In Thai, “take care of yourself” is expressed as ดูแลตัวเองด้วยนะ.

The English word “lemon” is translated into Thai as มะนาวเหลือง. มะนาวเหลือง is used to specify the yellow citrus fruit known as a lemon.

The English phrase “you’re ugly” is translated into Thai as คุณน่าเกลียด. คุณน่าเกลียด is used to tell someone that they are not physically attractive.

The English word ‘really’ can be translated into Thai as จริงๆ. The term จริงๆ is used as an adverb meaning ‘actually’ or ‘really’.

The English word “lotus” is translated into Thai as บัว.

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 Thai word for “outside” (as an adverb) is ข้างนอก. ข้างนอก is used to describe being outdoors.

In Thai, ‘where is’ is said as อยู่ที่ไหน (yùu thîi-nǎi). This phrase is used specifically to ask about the location of objects, people or places.

ที่รัก is the Thai word for sweetheart. ที่รัก refers to someone you have deep affection for and is a casual term for a partner, friend or family member.

The English word “stingy” is translated into Thai as ขี้เหนียว. All forms are used to describe someone who is unwilling to spend or give