Thai

The English word “cup” is translated into Thai as ถ้วย.

Butter in Thai is เนย. เนย is the general term for the soft foodstuff made from milk.

The English word “vinegar” is น้ำส้มสายชู in Thai.

The English phrase “up to you” is translated into Thai as แล้วแต่. แล้วแต่ is used to tell someone that they can make the decision about what to do.

The English word ‘amen’ is translated into Thai as อาเมน. อาเมน is an expression of strong agreement used primarily within Christian contexts in Thailand.

In Thai, the phrase for “night market” is ตลาดกลางคืน. The term refers to a market that only operates at night.

The English verb help is expressed in Thai using ช่วย. The verb ช่วย is used to provide assistance to someone or something.

The Thai word for “wrong” is ผิด. ผิด is used to describe something that is incorrect or to assert that something is wrong.

A woman says สวัสดีค่ะ (sà-wàt-dii khâ) for hello in Thai. The ending ค่ะ (khâ) is the polite particle used by female speakers.

In Thai, the English phrase ‘march’ (referring to the third month of the Gregorian calendar) is มีนาคม. มีนาคม is used to refer to the month of March.