Thai

To sing in Thai is ร้องเพลง (rɔ́ɔng-pleeng). The primary way to express the act of producing harmonious sounds with one’s voice is using ร้องเพลง.

To say “I am hungry” in Thai, you use ฉันหิว. This phrase is used to state that you feel a need to eat food.

The English word “durian” is ทุเรียน in Thai.

The English word ‘night’ is translated into Thai as กลางคืน. The term refers to the period between sunset and sunrise.

The English word ‘poop’ is translated into Thai as อึ. The term refers to feces.

When greeting a girl in Thailand, a man says สวัสดีครับ (sà-wàt-dii khráp) and a woman says สวัสดีค่ะ (sà-wàt-dii khâ).

In Thai, the English verb ‘want’ can be expressed in several ways depending on whether you desire an action or a physical object. The default form is อยาก.

The English word “rabbit” is กระต่าย in Thai. กระต่าย is used to refer to the mammal known as a rabbit.

The English phrase “I want you” can be translated into Thai as ฉันต้องการเธอ.

The English word grandson is translated into Thai as หลานชาย. The term is used to refer to the son of one’s child.