Basis Thail

Question 1

How do you say ‘Hello’ in Thai?

Answer 1

สวัสดีครับ (Sawasdee kráp)

This is a common greeting used by male speakers.

Question 2

What is the Thai phrase for ‘Good Morning’?

Answer 2

สวัสดีตอนเช้าครับ (Sawasdee dton cháo kráp)

Used in the morning to greet someone.

Question 3

Translate ‘Good Evening’ to Thai.

Answer 3

สวัสดีตอนเย็นครับ (Sawasdee dton yen kráp)

A phrase used in the evening.

Question 4

What is the Thai expression for ‘Good Night’?

Answer 4

ราตรีสวัสดิ์ครับ (Raatri sawat kráp)

Used to wish someone a good night.

Question 5

How do you ask ‘How are you?’ in Thai?

Answer 5

สบายดีไหมครับ (Sabaai dee mái kráp?)

A common inquiry about someone’s well-being.

Question 6

What is the response to ‘How are you?’ in Thai?

Answer 6

สบายดี ขอบคุณครับ (Sabaai dee, khòp-khun kráp)

Meaning ‘I’m fine, thank you.’

Question 7

How do you say ‘Thank you’ in Thai?

Answer 7

ขอบคุณครับ (Khòp-khun kráp)

A polite expression of gratitude.

Question 8

What is the Thai phrase for ‘You’re welcome’?

Answer 8

ไม่เป็นไรครับ (Mâi bpen rai kráp)

Used to respond to thanks.

Question 9

Translate ‘Sorry/Excuse me’ to Thai.

Answer 9

ขอโทษครับ (Khăw thôt kráp)

A polite way to apologize or get someone’s attention.

Question 10

How do you say ‘Yes’ in Thai?

Answer 10

ใช่ครับ (Châi kráp)

A simple affirmative response.

Question 11

What is the Thai word for ‘No’?

Answer 11

ไม่ใช่ครับ (Mâi châi kráp)

A simple negative response.

Question 12

How do you say ‘Please’ in Thai?

Answer 12

กรุณาครับ (Karunaa kráp)

Used when making requests.

Question 13

How to say please help

Answer 13

หน่อยครับ (nòi kráp)

Example: “ช่วยหน่อยครับ” means “Please help.”

Question 14

What is the Thai phrase for ‘What’s your name?’

Answer 14

คุณชื่ออะไรครับ (Khun chûe à-rai kráp?)

A common way to ask someone’s name.

Question 15

How do you say ‘My name is…’ in Thai?

Answer 15

ผมชื่อ… (Phŏm chûe…)

Used to introduce oneself.

Question 16

What is the Thai expression for ‘Where are you from?’

Answer 16

คุณมาจากที่ไหนครับ (Khun maa jàak thîi năi kráp?)

A way to inquire about someone’s origin.

Question 17

How do you ask ‘How much is this?’ in Thai?

Answer 17

อันนี้ราคาเท่าไหร่ครับ (An nîi raa-kaa thâo-rài kráp?)

Used for inquiring about prices.

Question 18

What is the Thai phrase for ‘Can you help me?’

Answer 18

ช่วยผมหน่อยได้ไหมครับ (Chûay phŏm nòi dâi mái kráp?)

A request for assistance.

Question 19

How do you say ‘Do you speak English?’ in Thai?

Answer 19

คุณพูดภาษาอังกฤษได้ไหมครับ (Khun phût phaa-săa ang-grìt dâi mái kráp?)

Used to inquire if someone can communicate in English.

Question 20

What is the Thai phrase for ‘Where is the bathroom?’

Answer 20

ห้องน้ำอยู่ที่ไหนครับ (Hông náam yùu thîi năi kráp?)

A common question when looking for facilities.

Question 21

What is the Thai expression for ‘I understand’?

Answer 21

เข้าใจแล้วครับ (Khâo jai láew kráp)

Indicates comprehension.

Question 22

How do you say ‘Take care’ in Thai?

Answer 22

ดูแลตัวเองด้วยนะครับ (Doo lae tua eeng dûay ná kráp)

A phrase for expressing care for someone.

Question 23

What is the Thai phrase for ‘See you later’?

Answer 23

เจอกันใหม่ครับ (Jer gan mài kráp)

Used to say goodbye with the intention of meeting again.

Question 24

How to say bon apetit en thai

Answer 24

“กินข้าวให้อร่อยนะ” (Gin kâao hâi à-ròi ná) – This means “Enjoy your meal” or “Hope your meal is delicious.”

•	กินข้าว (Gin kâao) – means “eat rice” or “have a meal” (since rice is a staple in Thai meals).
•	ให้อร่อย (hâi à-ròi) – means “to be delicious” or “to taste good.”
•	นะ (ná) – a particle added to make it sound friendly and polite.

Alternatively, a shorter and more casual version is simply “อร่อยนะ” (à-ròi ná), meaning “Delicious, right?” or as encouragement for a tasty meal.

This phrase is less formal than “Bon appétit” but is widely used in a friendly, informal way.

Question 25

How to say sleep well in thai

Answer 25

To say “sleep well” or “sleep tight” in Thai, you can say:

“นอนหลับฝันดีนะ” (Nawn làp făn dee ná)

•	นอนหลับ (Nawn làp) – means “sleep.”
•	ฝันดี (Făn dee) – means “sweet dreams” or “good dreams.”
•	นะ (ná) – a friendly particle added for a polite and gentle tone.

So, นอนหลับฝันดีนะ (Nawn làp făn dee ná) translates to “Sleep well” or “Sleep tight” with a warm, friendly tone.

Question 26

How to say cheers

Answer 26

ชนแก้ว (pronounced chon gaew), which literally means “touch glasses.”

Alternatively, you might also hear:

เอ้า ชน (pronounced ao chon), which is like saying “let’s toast!”