Thai

The English word “spring” (the season between winter and summer) is translated into Thai as ฤดูใบไม้ผลิ.

The phrase “god bless you” in Thai is ขอให้พระเจ้าคุ้มครอง. This phrase is used to respond to someone who has sneezed.

The English phrase “noodle soup” is translated into Thai as ก๋วยเตี๋ยวน้ำ.

The English phrase “how much is it?” is translated into Thai as เท่าไหร่. เท่าไหร่ is the standard way to ask for the price of an item in markets or shops.

The English phrase “no need” is translated into Thai as ไม่ต้อง. ไม่ต้อง is used to tell someone that a particular action is not necessary.

The everyday word for doctor in Thai is หมอ (mɔ̌ɔ), used for a person qualified to treat people who are ill. หมอ is the common, everyday term for a doctor.

The English phrase “big size” can be translated into Thai as ไซส์ใหญ่.

The English word “cucumber” is translated into Thai as แตงกวา. The term refers to the edible fruit known as a cucumber.

The English phrase ‘iron’ translates to เหล็ก in Thai. In Thai, เหล็ก refers to the chemical element iron (Fe) or something made of iron.

The phrase for “queen card” in Thai is ควีนการ์ด. This phrase refers to a playing card featuring the image of a queen.