Thai Food Words - Thai Lesson for Travelers Ep.3

[@saupin002]

Pai, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make a whole new channel of this!! I mean your English and tones help me understand better in learning Thai. Please keep the videos coming! Next cover could be: Daily conversation with haggling over the prices in the market or getting to know others (exchanging numbers, asking for occupation, etc).

[@StuVideff]

Hello, you should continue do this lessons. You are definitely better than 95 % of other Thai language tutors. Your youtube experience is perfect for teaching. Keep doing it:) Thanks!

[@Redzoob]

Agree we need more lessons please !

[@mellisaarora5680]

yes we need more like numbers and other things

[@FAMENIWITS]

I’m Thai but i watch this anyway 😆

[@johnheng1040]

I love thai ( both the language and the peole 😁)

[@kidtifaituntayanon1135]

ด้วยคนค่ะ😆

[@sinthailim4848]

Hi, these clips are very helpful, great job. Have always trusted your Thai recipes (including Mark Wien's). You are actually a very good ambassador of Thai culture. Two terms which I think are helpful to know are 'having here' or 'to go'.

[@paulwain433]

Your language lessons are really excellent, so it would be great if you could do more. Anything would be a big plus for me as I plan to hopefully go to Thailand (pending the virus situation) towards the end of the year.

[@adrianbogdan7927]

U are the best, Pai! Khop khun krub for everything!

[@Callmestev]

Been bingewatching Thai language tutorials and yours is the best! Currently in Bangkok rn and your videos are very helpful. Kob khun khrub, phum subscribed!

[@DanielBrowne-dz7we]

I took a Cantonese language class at the University of Calgary in 1985. The teacher told us not to be concerned with the tones and taught us vocabs including “mittens”, “scarf” etc. I arrived in ToiSan in May and was disappointed not to be able to buy mittens in the mitten market.

[@elizabetheapen1987]

Hai most beautiful thailanguage

[@smritinandi9308]

Ohoo!!! Finally ..really help full ....

[@gavinp6609]

Awesome and very helpful.. Ka pai from NZ.. 😀😁👌

[@nehaanowbuth2298]

Thanks so much!

[@jeovonehaughton3020]

thanks pailin's thats help full

[@walterhighwood3209]

Do you use pine nuts in Thai cuisine ? (It is often used in Italian dishes, such as the green sauce called Pesto.) I'm allergic to pine nuts so I would like to know how to say pine nuts in Thai.

[@haramsribbon1410]

wow, so good , please make more videos

[@djmi10]

How do you say "order to go"? Going to Thailand next month, I need to catch up on the language. Thank you!

[@bend.6091]

After the name of the dish you ordered, add ใส่ห่อ Sai hor = To be packed or (เอา)กลับบ้าน (Ao) Klab Bann = To take home. There are 2 phrases I can think of right now. Choose any phrase. BTW, welcome. but please don't expect too much. Thailand is, like all places, just a small country with good and bad things/people. High expectation usually leads to disappointment when things don't go as good as we expected although it might be OK in its own way. Have a good day ms.

[@mgYara]

this is actually very useful i think i sound kinda funny tho ! not getting the tones right

[@rachaelwills6122]

The allergy one is really good for me as I’m allergic to gluten

[@hirschheisstdermann]

How do I order very spicy duck in thai? How do I say: "I love eating mussels a lot?" Sorry Pailin, I really love your channel! ;)

[@niallahorana3377]

If you order spicy duck and if you're a guy just say pom tongkarn/ or yak dai ped phed. If you're a female it's chun tongkarn/ yak dai ped phed. I like eating mussels a lot. If you're a guy you say pom chob kin hoi malnphu mak. If you're a female you say Chun chob kin hoi malnphu mak.

[@Youtuber-jz3kk]

Wow the holy ................... Is ..................

[@annalee0208]

Hi Pailin, how do i say beef pho in Thai?

[@daidekiru]

คุณอาดัมพูดไทยได้ไหมครับ😊

[@monsieurx6053]

How do u ask “How much is ...?”

[@sfalpha]

check her previous video in this series.

[@nisakarnk.5033]

you can say " tao rai =how much?" or "ra ka tao rai?= how much it cost ?"

[@monsieurx6053]

Oh yeah! Thanks

[@sdushdiu]

Good luck with identifying yourself as gin jay - given that it is almost impossible to find a truly animal product free fare in Thailand among the locals (yeah, yeah...I know there are trendy spots catering to tourists...) Having lived for many years in China and having spent much time in TH while personally following a WFPB regimen, walking about identifying yourself as 'gin jay' and expecting to find anything other than the meat simply removed as an afterthought from an otherwise meat-based broth, etc. dish will result is a terrific weight loss solution. ;-) Short of ordering an ear of corn or fruit from a vendor, TH is simply not 'vegetarian'... regardless of what you may gather from the myriad 20-something tourist fruitflies posting on KZbin. If you want truly animal-product-free and/or oil-free fare - learn to cook and enjoy the wonderful open/wet markets. Bottomline - contrary to what many people erroneously believe based on watching episodes of Kung Fu, MOST Buddhists are NOT 'vegan', nor are the vast majority of the Thai people. So if you do have the opportunity to visit TH (or any of the Eastern Asian countries) please be prepared to assume responsibility for the choices you make. Thailand is indeed a wonderful country filled with marvelous people!!!!

[@PailinsKitchen]

You are absolutely right! Thailand is not very veg friendly, unless you go during the gin jay fest. I didn't have time to get into all the details in this video but I'll add these notes in the blog post :)

[@vladimiryordanov7712]

Your Thai lessons are awesome! Could you make a few more please? It could be an extended list of fruits and vegetables or some kitchen and cooking vocabulary videos. Lists of cutlery, objects, household items and furniture we can find in the kitchen. It will be very useful. Thank you!

[@BigSirZebras]

Exactly what I was looking for. I keep seeing the same words over and over and I knew if I only learned a few dozen words it would help so much. Pretty sure you covered all the main words I had come across. Thanks!

[@Lytsout193]

Most beautiful Thai language teacher ever 😍😋

[@marcfoo8666]

Can you please do more language vids. Thanks

[@jboyhanny5734]

4:43 That's great, the only problem is that hard water is a thing they use in making nuclear devices.

[@billmiller5741]

You explain Thai very well, thank you. You have a great show! I enjoy.

[@bobjohnson3174]

You presentation is Excellent as is your English although you sound a touch American accent.. Thankyou well explained.....

[@PailinsKitchen]

HELLO LOVELY VIEWERS! Important Note: If you have questions about this video, you can post it here for the community to answer. But if you want to ask me, please get in touch via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or my website (all links are in the description above). If you leave questions in the comments I may not see them due to the large volume of comments I receive across the hundreds of videos on this channel. Thank you for watching!

[@Manireltis]

What a great lesson! Muchas gracias ^^

[@nicklopez4362]

When I was in Bangkok I took the cooking with Poo class, her story was funny, she said she never understood why people looked at her funny when she said her nickname is poo/ (she said her nickname is crab). She called it "Poo" but I guess it is actually bpu.

[@ceciliacruz7804]

Hello Pai How interesting. I love it !!!!!!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us all these terms. Every time I watch you videos I try to repeat the salute 😃😃😃

[@mrslcom]

How do you say 'no meat' or 'vegetables only'?

[@kurdishfan5799]

I really like Thailand's language

[@ginaooi6522]

More episodes, please, Pailin.

[@goexplore4321]

Love the videos. I lived in Thailand for 2 years and it's my 2nd home. My family and I love to cook Thai food, and your videos are a great way to brush up on some of the recipes. I think a short lesson on the different foods that come from the different parts of Thailand would be good for your viewers so that they know what parts are famous for certain dishes. I logged in Bangkok for about a year and the other year was in the Isan, so waterfall pork, laab duck and som tam Lao are near and dear to me.

[@paulwain433]

Thank you for the lesson!

[@harryf1ashman]

Can you do one of these on fruit. not really food related but everyday shopping items would also be useful

[@christianhansen3292]

thai is a sexy language 4 sure.

[@jboyhanny5734]

3:45 been looking for these

[@travelqueen6049]

Omg it’s like my dream come true I just tell u to write in Thai also so today I found ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@wizard1515]

"Mai(no,not) Sai(add) Prik(chillie)" is the safer for who can't eat chillies krap. with this word they will not put any chillies at all. sometime say "mai ped" to the restaurant they still add some chillies but less than normally they cooking krap.

[@gozu9455]

doesnt hurt to a tiny bit of chili :/ the taste of it does go a long way

[@wizard1515]

In e-san resturant If you order papaya salad , tom yam or any food based on spicy taste. Chance they going to put chilli can be happen. Because "Mai(no,not) Ped(spicy)" also mean "less spicy" in difference meaning+chance+situation. That's mean that dish they going to make might not completely no spicy. And some of westerner can't handle it. I had to explain to my foreinger friends. About they ordered a salad with "Mai Ped" and still got a spicy one though.

[@BaronSamedi1959]

When I ordered a papaya salad "mai sai phrik" they didn't add any chillies, but pounded the salad in the same mortar where they just made a very hot one (for my Thai girlfriend) and mine came out quite hot as well. 555

[@gozu9455]

aroy mak mak

[@joleneself5414]

Please make more!

[@ardemisaguirre8088]

Thanks for this lesson I have a Thai friend Kanitar so I will try to practice with her

[@feelslikegoinghome.]

😀👍

[@joakimdahlstrom2532]

I am fluent in ordering som tam and pad kraopow, but I guess diversity is healthy :)

[@johnheng1040]

Yasss keep it coming queen ❤

[@juels508]

Congrats on 600K!!! Been here since 300 🙃 I really hope you do a collab with Maangchi one day!!! 😁

[@vinthiyaab3484]

Thank you so much for focusing on the practical things. Most online lessons are not useful for everyday situations. You are an excellent teacher explaining the logic as well. I just wish you could do more of these videos.

[@peanutbrain5753]

Tones would be great please, trying to suss them out ❤

[@chunzheng3233]

This is a super good video!! When the pronunciation is written, it is easier to read and remember the pronunciation.

[@Atee1991]

Well I think im gonna use sawadee kab, then my google translator 555

[@nutthasiengjeaw845]

สำเนียงแบบไม่รู้เลยว่าคนไทยค่ะ

[@i_infiniityqlx9047]

Kaw khao niao moo ping krub

[@hakimramli5877]

How to change my name in Thai? (HAKIM )

[@Ichbinderhammer1]

thank you very much, now im ready to eat my way through thailand

[@Gulfsky2030]

Thanks a lot, i hope to talk about words like please or welcome or no problem

[@itsmelala6223]

Thanks for information today u r our teacher 🤗🤗

[@puja6642]

Hi can u post any vegetarian Thai food as I am vegetarian

[@zucchinigreen]

Look at her vegetables playlist. She has lots of recipes including my fave, Thai stir-fried vegetables.

[@OnTheGoMNT]

สวัสดีครับ ผมกำลังฝึกทักษะการฟังภาษาอังกฤษ และเปิดมาเจอช่องนี้โดยบังเอิญ ชอบสำเนียงคุนไพลินมากครับ ฟังเพลินเลยครับ ได้ความฝึกการฟัง แล้วก็ได้เทคนิคสำหรับสอนคำง่ายๆ หรือตอบคำถามเพื่อนฝรั่งไปในตัว

[@jonj8379]

I'm surprised I knew a lot of this from two trips to Thailand, love the place

[@imkaitran]

Wow i am wating for this !!!

[@chillidude805]

This is such a useful video it's not funny.

[@foodnazi5902]

Love these language videos !

[@zorro1487]

Good stuff to ease into the Thai language.

[@AirbenderHPyeah]

How would you ask if food is halal?

[@heymanheyguys7821]

Teenee (Here) Mee (have) Ahaan (Food) Islam (islam) Mai? ( No?) So. Teenee mee ahaan islam mai? Do you have halal food here?

[@AirbenderHPyeah]

Hey man Hey guys thanks!!!

[@nancywibowo8632]

what is not too salty in thai words? not too sour ?

[@jekajada]

Thank you! You explain so well for the North American. Both with recipes and now with language. Love your channel! (Bought your cook book too)

[@AdamHotThaiKitchen]

Thanks! :)

[@nerliYaleks]

I've been looking forward to this video so much... 😍

[@MaKeUpXa]

I love this series!!! Thank you!

[@smritinandi9308]

Please continue these learning classe

[@ladyazkaban8657]

So if I want to say “I don’t eat pork” ใม่กีน หมู?

[@wizard1515]

Pom(I-male) mai(no,not) gin(eat)(pronouce as G Game) moo(pork).

[@joesitt1]

Tom W ผมไม่กินหมู ไม่ใช่ผมไม่ได้กินหมู

[@ngochuong4586]

I love to learn more thailand language 💕💕💕

[@QINGWEIDAI-oz5vd]

Super useful and clear!

[@morticianforreal]

You are an always smiling person, full of love.

[@fotograafmart]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏻

[@ngocphuong3866]

I love the Thai language ❤

[@joesitt1]

ngoc phuong Would you love a Thai guy too ? Vietnames girl and Thai guy is a perfect couple :)

[@ngocphuong3866]

@@joesitt1 😂😂😂

[@hanexayboury6613]

Beautifully foods

[@juniorkellin3377]

So interesting😍😍

[@tonkatoytruck]

These language videos are great! Its nice to be able to at least know what you are ordering. Reading Thai is not that hard and once you can read it, it makes pronouncing the words much easier when someone like you pronounces it for you.

[@kichanstv9933]

Hello miss Pailin.. im a fan from phils. I've been following and trying to cook most of your dishes here and it tastes sooo good i love thai food,one more thing i love about Thailand is the lakorn .few months ago I've been addicted to watched lakorn and it gives me interest to learn your language. Surprisingly i discovered your videos about it and now every night i before i go to bed i always watch your videos about it to familiarize .hope one day i can speak thai and can watch the lakorn without looking the english sub..thanks so much Miss Pailin. More blessings!!!keep safe with the fam.❤❤❤❤

[@DependantRope]

I was def looking forward a recipe today, but this was absolutely delightful!

[@Kaylabarss]

Thank you thank you

[@jwharvey7167]

Please could you get in touch with Land Of Smiles Thailand on KZbin? Poor MEM is a disaster in her new Thai kitchen. While her video's are made with lots of enthusiasm you can tell the she really has no idea what she is doing. I would like to see her get the opportunity to learn how to cook.

[@tankailun2926]

in teochew "hoi" means crab😂

[@YummYakitori]

Tan Allen In Teochew, “not” is also “mai” and “vegetarian” is also “jay”. Other Teochew loanwords in Thai include words like “tu” for “cupboard” or “wardrobe”, “gaoyi” for “chair”, “sui” for “beautiful” and “kway teow” for “noodles”, assumingly because there are many Teochew speakers in Thailand (more than half of all Thai Chinese are Teochew). “Gai” sounds exactly the same as the Cantonese word for chicken too.

[@thidakay]

Please do more!

[@hannae5292]

So helpful!

[@wilsonshe2179]

Hi Pailin, can teach you me how should I say in thai that I want to order 3 glasses of warm water, 3 bowls of tom yam duck egg kuey teow with little spicy, please?

[@janulsamaranayake371]

The way you explain is very easy to memorise. I enjoy thai language very well. Pls do some more. Great job😃🙏

[@graypurtlee1040]

shes's good

[@maintenancebyferdinand8302]

kop kun krap

[@idontlikebadjokes]

I love this series!! More please!

[@jamesbumps9567]

Pai your Thai and English is perfect!

[@jonasjohnsson4429]

Thanks for these 3 very good videos! :) You can make another one about food and eating situations. I think I am not the only one that has been sitting eating with thai people where one or two know english, but the rest only knows thai. So maybe some polite and also informal questions about how the food is, how they are, where they come from and what they work with? Or something like that :)

[@JC-so3nm]

I really appreciate the proper pronunciation, some words Ive been saying wrong this whole time! AH!

[@pasinissinen7980]

Thank you, for your videos! I’ve been wondering for a while how to say in Thai ex. In a restaurant when choosing food, ”what do you recommend?” Or ”which is the most popular dish?”