Restaurant Flashcards

1
Q

Extra…

พิเศษ

A

pi-séet …
พิเศษ

พิเศษ

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2
Q

Less…

น้อย

A

….. noi

น้อย

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3
Q

Without….

ไม่ใส่

A

måi säi…

ไม่ใส่

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4
Q

blood

เลือด

A

เลือด
leuat

เลือด

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5
Q

test

shrimp

กุ้ง

A

กุ้ง
gûng

กุ้ง

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6
Q

noodles (individual)
เส้น

เส้น

A

sên
เส้น

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7
Q

Chicken feet

ตีนไก่

A

Teen Gai

ตีนไก่

ตีนไก่

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8
Q

Politely need to add?

A

na khrap

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9
Q

Pad Thai with no shrimp

ผัดไทยไม่ใส่กุ้ง

A

ผัดไทยไม่ใส่กุ้ง
phàt thai mâi sài gûng

ผัดไทยไม่ใส่กุ้ง

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10
Q

Noodles (meal)

ก๋วยเตี๋ยว

A

ก๋วยเตี๋ยว
gǔuai-dtǐiao

ก๋วย (Gwuey):

ก (Gaw) is the consonant sound for “G.”
-๋ (mai tho) is a tone mark, indicating a rising tone.
วย (wuey) is a diphthong, pronounced like a combined “w” and “uey.”

เตี๋ยว (Te-ow):

ต (Dtaw) is the consonant sound for “T” or “Dt.”
เ-ี (ee) is a vowel, pronounced like a long “ee” sound.
-๋ (mai tho) is the tone mark, again indicating a rising tone.
ยว (yoow) is a consonant and vowel combination, creating the ending sound “yoow” or “ow.”

ก๋วยเตี๋ยว

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11
Q

Tom Yum

A

ต้มยำ

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12
Q

Ancien or Traditional

โบราณ

A

Boran
โบราณ

โบราณ

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13
Q

Pork

A

เนื้้อหมู
núuea-mǔu

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14
Q

Have a seat

A

นั่งก่อนครับ / ค่ะ
Nâng gàawn Krub / Kah

Explanation:

นั่ง (Nung) means “sit.”
ก่อน (Gon) means “first” or “before.”
ครับ (Krub) is a polite particle used by men.
ค่ะ (Kah) is a polite particle used by women.

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15
Q

I would like to order

A

ผมจะสั่ง
Pom Ja Sung

Explanation:

ฉัน (Chan) is a pronoun for “I” used by women.
ผม (Pom) is a pronoun for “I” used by men.
จะ (Ja) indicates future intention (“will”).
สั่ง (Sung) means “to order.”

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16
Q

Fried Rice

A

ข้าวผัด
khâao-phàt

Explanation:

ข้าว (Kaw) means “rice.”
ผัด (Pad) means “stir-fried.”

17
Q

I would like to eat

A

ผมจะกิน
Phŏm jà Gin

Explanation:

ผม (Pom) is the polite pronoun for “I” used by men.
จะ (Ja) indicates future intention, meaning “will.”
กิน (Gin) means “to eat.”

18
Q

To drink

A

ดื่ม
dùuem

19
Q

Curry

A

แกง
gaaeng

20
Q

Clear soup

A

แกงจืด
gaaeng-juuet

or Tom juuet

21
Q

Vegetables

A

ผัก
phàk

22
Q

Fruits

A

ผลไม้
phǒn-lá-máai

23
Q

Spring rolls

A

เปาะเปี๊ยะ
bpor-bpía

24
Q

Sweet (taste)

A

หวาน
wǎan