How to Say “No Gluten” in Thai

ไม่มีกลูเตน
mai mee gluten
The Thai phrase for "no gluten" is ไม่มีกลูเตน (mai mee gluten).
The phrase ไม่มีกลูเตน is used as an adjective or a descriptive phrase to indicate that a food product does not contain the protein called gluten.

How does it change in a sentence?

The phrase ไม่มีกลูเตน functions as a descriptive phrase to indicate the absence of gluten in food.

How do you pronounce it?

mai mee gluten

Did you know?

  • Thai speakers might use the word แพ้ (pae), meaning 'to be allergic to', instead of 'no gluten' when communicating dietary needs to a server.
  • In many Thai restaurants, instead of asking for 'no gluten', it is more common and natural to specify ไม่ใส่แป้งสาลี (mai sai paeng salee), meaning 'do not put in wheat flour'.
  • The word กลูเตน is a direct phonetic loanword from English, meaning Thai lacks a traditional indigenous word for this specific protein.

Examples in context

  • ขนมปังชิ้นนี้ไม่มีกลูเตนครับ
    khanom pang chin ni mai mi gluten khrap
    This piece of bread has no gluten.
  • ฉันต้องการอาหารที่ไม่มีกลูเตนค่ะ
    chan tong kan a-han thi mai mi gluten kha
    I want food that has no gluten.

Example conversation

At a bakery, a man asks a woman about the ingredients.

  1. ธนกฤต Thanakrit

    เค้กชิ้นนี้ไม่มีกลูเตนใช่ไหมครับ
    khe khin ni mai mi gluten chai mai khrap
    This piece of cake has no gluten, right?
  2. กนกวรรณ Kanokwan

    ใช่ค่ะ เค้กชิ้นนี้ไม่มีกลูเตนค่ะ
    chai kha, khe khin ni mai mi gluten kha
    Yes, this piece of cake has no gluten.
  3. ธนกฤต Thanakrit

    ดีเลยครับ ผมแพ้กลูเตน
    di loei khrap, phom phae gluten
    That's great, I am allergic to gluten.
  4. กนกวรรณ Kanokwan

    รับชิ้นนี้ไปลองทานดูนะคะ
    rap chin ni pai long than du na kha
    Please take this one to try.
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