01_Lesson 1 Part 1 New Vocabulary Flashcards
This deck reinforces key vocabulary for introductions in Thai, focusing on phrases necessary for asking and answering, "What's your name?" Each card enhances understanding and usage of these essential conversational words, ensuring you can engage confidently in basic Thai interactions.
What does it mean?
sà-wàt-dee
Hello & Goodbye
sà-wàt-dee
What does it mean?
kâ, ká
a polite particle used by women
kâ/ká
‘Kâ’sounds ‘falling and short’ with statements, responses, and commands. If ‘ká’ sounds ‘high and short,’ it is used at the end of the questions.
What does it mean?
kráp
a polite particle used by men
kráp
‘Kráp’ is always with a high and short. It’s used by men only, both with statements and questions.
What does it mean?
pŏm
I (used by men)
pŏm
In Thai, pronounces are often omitted in informal conversation, especially ‘I’ and ‘you.’
What does it mean?
chăn
I (used by women)
chăn
In Thai, pronounces are often omitted in informal conversation, especially ‘I’ and ‘you.’
What does it mean?
kun
you
kun
In Thai, pronounces are often omitted in informal conversation, especially ‘I’ and ‘you.’
What does it mean?
kăo
He/She
kăo
What does it mean?
chêu
name; be called
chêu
What does it mean?
à-rai
What?
à-rai
What does it mean?
bpen
to be
bpen
‘Bpen’ is for ‘to be’ to link the subject with a noun/object but is not used with adjectives (feelings or descriptions) as in English.
Subject + Bpen + Noun
What does it mean?
kon
person; people
kon
What does it mean?
kon tai
Thai person
kon tai
Thai Adjectives follow the objects they are describing.
What does it mean?
kon jeen
Chinese person
kon jeen
Thai Adjectives follow the objects they are describing.
What does it mean?
kon ang-grìt
English person
kon ang-grìt
Thai Adjectives follow the objects they are describing.
What does it mean?
châwp
to like
châwp
What does it mean?
tá-lay
sea
tá-lay
What does it mean?
gin
to eat
gin
What does it mean?
aa-hăan
food
aa-hăan
What does it mean?
aa-hăan tá-lay
seafood
aa-hăan tá-lay
Thai Adjectives follow the objects they are describing.
What does it mean?
aa-hăan tai
Thai food
aa-hăan tai
Thai Adjectives follow the objects they are describing.
What does it mean?
bplaa
fish
fish
What does it mean?
maeo
cat
maeo
How do you say it in Thai?
to be
to be
bpen
‘Bpen’ is for ‘to be’ to link the subject with a noun/object but is not used with adjectives (feelings or descriptions) as in English.
Subject + Bpen + Noun
How do you say it in Thai?
a polite particle used by women
a polite particle used by women
kâ/ká
How do you say it in Thai?
a polite particle used by men
a polite particle used by men
kráp
How do you say it in Thai?
He/She
He/She
kăo
How do you say it in Thai?
name; be called
name; be called
chêu
How do you say it in Thai?
What?
What?
à-rai
How do you say it in Thai?
person; people
person; people
kon
How do you say it in Thai?
Thai person
Thai person
kon tai
How do you say it in Thai?
English person
English person
kon ang-grìt
How do you say it in Thai?
Chinese person
Chinese person
kon jeen
How do you say it in Thai?
to like
to like
châwp
How do you say it in Thai?
sea
sea
tá-lay
How do you say it in Thai?
to eat
to eat
gin
How do you say it in Thai?
food
food
aa-hăan
How do you say it in Thai?
Thai food
Thai food
aa-hăan tai
How do you say it in Thai?
seafood
seafood
aa-hăan tá-lay
How do you say it in Thai?
fish
fish
fish
How do you say it in Thai?
cat
cat
maeo
How do you say it in Thai?
Hello & Goodbye
Hello & Goodbye
sà-wàt-dee
How do you say it in Thai?
I (used by women)
I (used by women)
chăn
How do you say it in Thai?
I (used by men)
I (used by men)
pŏm
What does it mean?
you
you
kun
