How to Say “I Would Like” in Thai
The Thai phrase for ‘i would like’ is อยาก. อยาก is used to express a desire or a wish to do something. It must be followed by a verb.
The Thai phrase for ‘i would like’ is อยาก. อยาก is used to express a desire or a wish to do something. It must be followed by a verb.
The Thai word for three is สาม. สาม is the cardinal number 3 used for counting.
The English word “lost” (meaning unable to find one’s way) is translated into Thai as หลงทาง.
The English word happy can be translated into Thai as มีความสุข or ดีใจ.
The Thai phrase for “curse words” is คำหยาบ. คำหยาบ is used to describe profanity, vulgarity or any language considered socially unacceptable or offensive.
In Thai, “my name is” can be expressed in several ways depending on your gender and the level of formality required.
The English phrase “enjoy your food” is translated into Thai as ทานให้อร่อยนะ.