How to Say “You’re Ugly” in Thai

คุณน่าเกลียด
khun na kliat
The English phrase "you're ugly" is translated into Thai as คุณน่าเกลียด (khun na kliat).
คุณน่าเกลียด is used to tell someone that they are not physically attractive. However, the term น่าเกลียด is also frequently used to describe someone's behavior or actions as "ugly", "disgusting" or "unacceptable".

Which one should you use?

คุณดูไม่สวย specifically means "You don't look beautiful", while คุณหน้าตาไม่ดี is an informal way to say "You don't have a good appearance". The phrase คุณไม่สวยเลย is an informal way to express the sentiment "You're not beautiful at all".

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

คุณดูไม่สวย is a formal way to express that someone is not attractive. คุณหน้าตาไม่ดี and คุณไม่สวยเลย are informal.

How do you pronounce it?

khun na kliat

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Examples in context

  • คุณน่าเกลียดมาก
    khun na-kliat mak
    You are very ugly.
  • ทำไมคุณน่าเกลียดแบบนี้
    tham-mai khun na-kliat baep ni
    Why are you so ugly?

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about self-image in front of a mirror.

  1. ชลสิทธิ์ Cholasit

    สิรินทร์ ดูสิ คุณน่าเกลียดจังเลย
    Sirin du si khun na-kliat jang loei
    Sirin, look, you're so ugly.
  2. สิรินทร์ Sirin

    ชลสิทธิ์ พูดแบบนี้ได้ยังไง
    Chonlasit phut baep ni dai yang-ngai
    Chonlasit, how can you say that?
  3. ชลสิทธิ์ Cholasit

    ฉันแค่ล้อเล่นนะ
    chan khae lo len na
    I was just joking.
  4. สิรินทร์ Sirin

    ล้อเล่นแรงเกินไปแล้ว
    lo len raeng koen pai laew
    That joke was too mean.
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