How to Say “Pink” in Thai

สีชมพู
si chomphu
The English word "pink" is translated into Thai as สีชมพู (si chomphu).
สีชมพู is used as an adjective to describe a color between red and white. It can also function as a noun to refer to a pale red color.
Meaning: colored/coloured between red and white (adj)

What does it mean word for word?

The word ชมพู refers to pink or rose-colored, specifically relating to the color of certain pink flowers.

Related words

How do you pronounce it?

si chomphu

Did you know?

  • In Thai, the term for 'pinkish' can be expressed by adding the word อม (to suck/to hold in mouth) before the color, such as อมชมพู, meaning 'having a hint of pink'.
  • The color pink is culturally significant in Thailand because it is the color associated with Tuesday, one of the days in the traditional Thai weekly color cycle.
  • In Thai, the word for 'pink' is not just a color, but is also the name of a fruit, the 'rose apple' (syzygium jambos).

Examples in context

  • ทอมบอกว่าฉันไม่ควรใส่กระโปรงสีชมพู
    Tom told me I shouldn't wear a pink shirt.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to use สีชมพู when describing clothing.
    Tatoeba #3235071 by blackdogsworld, translation #3170583 by CK
  • ฉันชอบดอกไม้สีชมพูมาก
    chan chop dok mai si chom phu mak
    I like pink flowers very much.
  • เขาสั่งเสื้อเชิ้ตสีชมพูตัวใหม่
    khao sang suea choet si chom phu tua mai
    He ordered a new pink shirt.

Example conversation

Two people are looking at clothes in a store.

  1. กนกวรรณ Kanokwan

    เสื้อตัวนี้สีชมพูสวยมากเลย
    suea tua ni si-chom-phu suay mak loei
    This pink shirt is very beautiful.
  2. วิทวัส Witthawat

    แต่ฉันว่ามันสีชมพูเกินไป
    tae chan wa man si-chom-phu koen pai
    But I think it's too pink.
  3. กนกวรรณ Kanokwan

    ลองดูสีอื่นไหม วิทวัส
    long du si uen mai wit-tha-wat
    Should we look at other colors, Witthawat?
  4. วิทวัส Witthawat

    ได้ครับ กนกวรรณ
    dai krap ka-nok-wan
    Yes, Kanokwan.

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