30 Common Thai Phrases / Easy to understand

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Learn 30 everyday Thai phrases by Thai native speaker. These are very useful phrases to begin learning Thai language. Have fun with the lesson!
WORD LIST:
1. Hello : sawaddee
2. Where have you been? : bpai nai ma
3.Have you eaten? : kin kao reu yang
4. How are you? : sabaidee mai
5. What's your name? : koon chue arai
6. My name's [name]. phom/chan chue ........
7. Thank you : korb khun
8. Goodbye : la gorn
9. Good luck : chok dee
10. See you again : laew ger gan mai
11. Excuse me / sorry : kor toad
12. Never mind : mai bpen rai
13. You're welcome. : yin dee
14. Can you speak English? : khun poot pasa angkrit dai mai
15. I can speak Thai a little bit. : phom/chan poot pasa Thai dai nid noi
16. I can't speak Thai. : phom/chan poot pasa Thai mai dai
17. Speak slowly : poot cha cha
18. Do you understand? : khao jai mai
19. Understand : khao jai
20. I don't understand. : phom/chan mai khaw jai
21. I don't know. : phom/chan mai roo
22. How much? : tao rai
23. What's this? : an nee keu arai
24. Where is the toilet? : hong nam yu tee nai
25. Wait a moment! : raw sak khru
26. up to you! : laew dtae khun
27. Joking : poot len or teasing : lor len
28. Really? : jing ror
29. I like you. : phom/chan chob khun
30. I love you. : phom/chan rak khun

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Thank you for repeating the phrases slowly, more quickly, and with both feminine and masculine versions. It's really helpful!

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[@Elvie971]

Your very good teacher,

[@costakeith9048]

You have the best Thai language channel on KZbin, but it would be wonderful if you redid this video and included Thai script and the tonal marks on the transliteration that you use in all your more recent videos. In any case, thanks for the great content!

[@user-go7cx4gt6r]

My favorite teacher. Thank you so much. I'm going to live in Thailand.

[@sothomearlockard3711]

Thank you, Kru Jack! This lesson is very useful, I absolutely enjoyed learning Thai with you.

[@dustindane1128]

Great phrases! Thanks for giving us the print version below so we can practice! Sawaddee krab Jack!!

[@user-dy3kf5mk8m]

Thanks, this video is so helpful

[@araania6598]

thank you for the lesson 🌷🌷

[@iffabehn4237]

I really loves Thai language. Khop khun ka for lesson :). It helps me a lot

[@wanwan1320]

Thank you, Teacher Jack.

[@pghislain]

Thank you ❤️

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Thank you, best thai teacher 🙏

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This really helps. I get to learn thai language.

[@quixotiq]

Lovely ! khob khun kha!

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Thank you fo this!

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Very useful and well presented. Hope you will make more videos

[@ynaynicjandervzpsycho1552]

Your a very good teacher... very efficient indeed... I hope you can have more videos about Thai vocabulary

[@victoriaqueen4385]

Very clearly..!! Need more videos.. Khob khun krab na p'kru.. 🙏

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this video is so easy to understand and follow. thank you ka!

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Very useful n easy teaching technique.. Thnx

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Thanks a lot for this video but I would appreciate it if you can include Thai script also to get used to reading Thai alphabets

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[@icanbecuz]

Very nice!

[@cheatacret6744]

I love this videos, thx q

[@theyarnycaterpillar3563]

I love that you say it with khap and kha, I always get confused how it sounds with kha after it. To me the whole sentence sounds different when I ad kha. And I get confused if I use the right tones and if I mistakenly changed the meaning of the sentence 😟. Thank you I will follow your youtubechannel to learn more.

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Really love your teaching style. It’s easy to understand. Hope your channel to get more subscribers. I am from Myanmar

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Wow, you are amazing teacher my friend ❤, I have subscribed your channel and wanted to know what is your first video you have uploaded 😅 , I surprised it was 5 years ago but still you are look same and even younger and more energetic mate, I feel so lucky find your channel, I watch your all videos day by day, Do you live at Bangkok krab ?

[@medikon84]

Kob kun khrap 🙏

[@Dan-qr1yy]

Khop khun mahk krab!!!!

[@davidcrosson7272]

Too bad it wasn’t written in Thai (not english Thai) so I could put it in my notebook. I enjoy watching his videos!

[@eles6362]

Khob khun ka! 😊

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Wow

[@horstconvents75]

คุณน่ารักมาก

[@SkipRoche31]

Jack my Aunty in Phuket recommended your channel as 2 of her grandsons used your channel to help them learn Thai I noticed with ( reu ) you dropped the r and replaced it with L sound is that common to replace r with l

[@IgetThais]

Thank you :) But when I teach, I have to teach the correct way. However, do drop the ร when I speak as well. But I will let the learners know and choose which way they want to do it. I don't feel guilty about teaching students the wrong way after that 555. Do you know? My nephew has a problem with rolling his R's and ร. He never uses ร, and when he speaks Thai. And when he speaks English, he always says, "I like to eat lice." Now he's primary 3. He's still eating lice. I hope one day he will eat rice.

[@hearttv5]

Chan rhak khun Ohm Pawat.

[@gtwocgsf]

Thank you. When do you use mai mee bpen haa and mai bpen rai?

[@Dan-qr1yy]

Mai pben rai = means dont worry, thats fine, im fine, or a response to khob khun (thank you). Im not really familiar with the phrase "mai mee bpen"

[@gerardzandvliet2857]

Thank you 🙏🏼 Isn’t “hong nam you tee nai” WHERE is the toilet?

[@thuaphi]

❤❤❤❤

[@didocrypto9574]

Thank you Jack I chorp your style of teaching khrap. One mistake by nr 24 should be where in stead of what khrap

[@bounsupremacy5401]

สวัสดีครับ

[@kurtjamesbrenlibarnes9195]

I got confused in the letter r in Thai if it is like r in Spanish or r in English

[@krystelimpas9017]

What is mot lew?

[@kisstina4344]

what nong rak phi na kha mean ?

[@shinaeyoo2008]

How to write nong in Thai? ?

[@Garfield_Minecraft]

sawaddee shorter version:dee(good)

[@bestboy647]

sawadee ka, may i ask you? what's the difference between Ter and Khun?

[@leilahalezra5625]

Khun is more commonly used for “you”. “ter” is also translated as “you” but is used from a girl to girl or close friends

[@arwenundomielles]

น่าจะทำคลิป หรือยัง ใช้มั้ย ใช่รึป่าว กี่บาท แล้วก้อ อะไรพวกเนี้ยครับ

[@partistemporus]

Hi, how come in some BL series they dont use "chan rak khun" or "pom rak khun? .... instease what i usually hear sounds like "ku rak khun na"? Can you please clear this for me ... thank you!

[@xistcodm]

I'm a Filipino and I somewhat know that by searching and learning about their country also watching bl's. 'Ku' somewhat means "I,my,I'm" I think it's their millenial word. Not sure since I'm a Filipino

[@partistemporus]

Princess Hilaire thanks hehehe im also a Filipino . Mabuhay!

[@jblinkue9434]

Gusto kong matoto mag thai HAHA para maintindihan ko yung mga BL series na pinapanood ko without sub titles lol

[@peejayysantos3565]

Gue ruk meung is informal way to say I love you. "na" is a particle of no meaning but is added uaually at the end to make the sentence sound coversational.

[@pinkdream2069]

What is khun in English?

[@ivanculibra8944]

Khun is you in English

[@joecostner1246]

tjannel, not shannel for channel. cho chaang? not cho ching, i think.

[@michaelalvarez3707]

Shouldn't I say "pom bpai talaad maa krap"

[@poldotv6942]

Sawaddee or sawasdee? 😅 I’m confuse with the spelling and pronunciation. Spells As krab but pronounced as “kap” am I right? Khob khun krup. 😊

[@user-zy9yn4mx4s]

In Thailand S pronounced like D after the vowel

[@hansvanderhoef6686]

Ph0m rak khun.

[@nareshramnani6591]

Very slow voice... Use high quality mikes

[@yumavaldez5203]

I don’t like this video. Where is the Thai writing??.