04_Lesson 2 Part 1 New Vocabulary Flashcards
Learn essential vocabulary for dining out in Thai with this focused deck. It teaches you how to order food, inquire about dish characteristics using polite forms, and structure questions involving negations and "or not".
What does it mean?
mâi bpen rai
You’re welcome. No problem.
mâi bpen rai
What does it mean?
kăw tôht
Sorry. Excuse me.
kăw tôht
What does it mean?
kàwp kun
Thank you.
kàwp kun
What does it mean?
hĭo
hungry
hĭo
What does it mean?
gà-tí
coconut milk
gà-tí
What does it mean?
gài
chicken
gài
What does it mean?
à-ràwi
delicious
à-ràwi
What does it mean?
gàp
with
gàp
What does it mean?
wăan
sweet
wăan
What does it mean?
náam dtaan
sugar
náam dtaan
What does it mean?
yen
cold; iced
yen
What does it mean?
náam kăeng
ice
náam kăeng
What does it mean?
gaa-fae
coffee
gaa-fae
What does it mean?
chaa
tea
chaa
What does it mean?
ráwn
hot
ráwn
What does it mean?
kăw
May I have …?
kăw
It’s used to ask for something nicely.
Kăw + thing you want.
What does it mean?
sài
to put (in/on)
sài
What does it mean?
prík-tai
pepper
prík-tai
What does it mean?
mâi
no; not
mâi
You can make negative sentences by adding ‘mâi’ immediately before the adjective or verb.
[Subject] + Mâi + Verb/Adjective + [Object/Complement]
What does it mean?
mái?
or not?
mái?
‘Mái’ (pronounced high/short). It is put at the end of statements to turn them into questions.
To answer ‘yes,’ repeat the verb or adjective. This type of question can be interpreted as a general question, invitation, or suggestion.
[Subject] + Verb/Adjective + Mái?
What does it mean?
kâao
rice
kâao
What does it mean?
náam
water; liquid
náam
What does it mean?
pèt
spicy
pèt
What does it mean?
ao
to take (used to order food)
ao
What does it mean?
kem
salty
kem
What does it mean?
kŏm
bitter
kŏm
What does it mean?
jèut
bland
jèut
What does it mean?
bprîao
sour
bprîao
What does it mean?
dee
good
dee
What does it mean?
prík
chili
prík
What does it mean?
náam bplaa
fish sauce
náam bplaa
What does it mean?
má-naao
lime; lemon
má-naao
How do you say it in Thai?
You’re welcome. No problem.
mâi bpen rai
You’re welcome. No problem.
How to say it in Thai?
Sorry. Excuse me.
Sorry. Excuse me.
kăw tôht
How do you say it in Thai?
Thank you.
Thank you.
kàwp kun
What does it mean?
hungry
hungry
hĭo
How to say it in Thai?
coconut milk
coconut milk
gà-tí
What does it mean?
chicken
chicken
gài
How to say it in Thai?
delicious
delicious
à-ràwi
How to say it in Thai?
with
with
gàp
What does it mean?
sweet
sweet
wăan
How do you say it in Thai?
sugar
sugar
náam dtaan
How do you say it in Thai?
cold; iced
cold; iced
yen
How do you say it in Thai?
ice
ice
náam kăeng
How do you say it in Thai?
coffee
coffee
gaa-fae
How to say it in Thai?
tea
tea
chaa
How do you say it in Thai?
hot
hot
ráwn
How do you say it in Thai?
May I have …?
May I have …?
kăw
How to say it in Thai?
to put (in/on)
to put (in/on)
sài
How do you say it in Thai?
pepper
pepper
prík-tai
How to say it in Thai?
no; not
no; not
mâi
You can make negative sentences by adding ‘mâi’ immediately before the adjective or verb.
[Subject] + Mâi + Verb/Adjective + [Object/Complement]
How do you say it in Thai?
or not?
or not?
mái?
‘Mái’ (pronounced high/short). It is put at the end of statements to turn them into questions.
To answer ‘yes,’ repeat the verb or adjective. This type of question can be interpreted as a general question, invitation, or suggestion.
[Subject] + Verb/Adjective + Mái?
How do you say it in Thai?
rice
rice
kâao
How do you say it in Thai?
water; liquid
water; liquid
náam
How do you say it in Thai?
spicy
spicy
pèt
How to say it in Thai?
to take (used to order food)
to take (used to order food)
ao
How do you say it in Thai?
salty
salty
kem
What does it mean?
bitter
bitter
kŏm
How do you say this in Thai?
bland
bland
jèut
How do you say it in Thai
sour
sour
bprîao
How do you say this in Thai?
good
dee
good
How do you say it in Thai?
chili
prík
chile
How do you say it in Thai?
fish sauce
náam bplaa
How do you say it in Thai?
lime; lemon
má-naao
lime; lemon