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Archives for May 2014

VIDEO : How to Ask Someone Out

Friday May 30, 2014 by Mod 10 Comments

When you want to ask someone out to do something together with you or going somewhere together, like in English you would say "Shall we…?" in Thai language we use a very simple pattern below; ไป bpai  + do something / somewhere + กันมั้ย /gan mái/? For instance; ไปกินข้าวกันมั้ย bpai gin kâao gan mái? Shall we go to get something to eat? To eat in general (not specify … [Read more...] about VIDEO : How to Ask Someone Out

Leaf-wrapped Tidbits – Miang Kam

Saturday May 24, 2014 by Mod 4 Comments

Sawatdee ka, Yesterday, I went for  lunch at a Thai restaurant in Silom road, and they served customers complimentary Miang Kam. I was very happy because I  haven't had Miang Kam for a very long time. I used to eat it a lot when I was a kid. เมี่ยงคำ Miang Kam is a traditional Thai snack. In the old times it was served only among members of the royal family. The reason … [Read more...] about Leaf-wrapped Tidbits – Miang Kam

VIDEO: Friendly Talk

Tuesday May 20, 2014 by Mod 8 Comments

  แล้ว léao (already) When we want to tell that something has happened already, this pattern is used:   Subject + verb + “แล้ว léaw”    แล้ว / léaw/ means ‘already’   Example: I had breakfast already. ผมกินข้าวเช้าแล้ว pŏm gin kâao-cháao  léaw.   He has gone back to Australia already. เค้ากลับออสเตรเลียแล้ว káo glàp … [Read more...] about VIDEO: Friendly Talk

Royal Ploughing Ceremony

Friday May 9, 2014 by Mod 1 Comment

The Royal Ploughing Ceremony is called  พระราชพิธีพืชมงคล  /Pra Ratchapitii Puetchamongkon/. It is an ancient royal rite held in Cambodia and Thailand to mark the traditional beginning of the rice-growing season and ensure fertility of crops. The ceremony has been performed in Thailand since the Sukhothai period, some 700 years ago, and is closely watched by farmers across the … [Read more...] about Royal Ploughing Ceremony

Learn Thai from Mistakes

Wednesday May 7, 2014 by Mod 53 Comments

My student showed me a photo from his trip to Chiang Rai. Once I saw it, it made me laugh out loud. I would like to share it with you so we can also learn Thai from this photo. This is a warning sign from a tea plantation in Chiang Rai province in Northern Thailand. Chiang Rai is known for their abundant tea plantations. The sign in Thai says "ห้ามเด็ดยอดชา" , but what … [Read more...] about Learn Thai from Mistakes

“ช่อม่วง Chaw Muang” (Steamed Dumplings with Fish Meat Filling)

Monday May 5, 2014 by Mod 6 Comments

The traditional Thai delicacies, "ขนมช่อม่วง Khanom Chaw Muang" (Steamed Dumplings with Fish Meat Filling).  ช่อ /châw/ means 'bouquet or bunch' , ม่วง /mûang/ means 'purple'. Each dumpling is handcrafted with perfection into a rose petal for the appearance, while the taste of this appetizer is not outdone by its exterior. The dough, sticky yet soft, is purple from the color … [Read more...] about “ช่อม่วง Chaw Muang” (Steamed Dumplings with Fish Meat Filling)

Thai Coronation Day

Monday May 5, 2014 by Mod 8 Comments

Coronation Day (วันฉัตรมงคล [wan chat-mong-kol]) The coronation of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej took place on 5 May 1950. His Majesty is the ninth King of the Chakri Dynasty. On 5 May of every year, the Thai people rejoice and express their affection and loyalty to him by organizing a celebration on his coronation day. Prior to the reign of King Rama IV (King … [Read more...] about Thai Coronation Day

VIDEO: Thai Expression “Have Fun!”

Thursday May 1, 2014 by Mod 31 Comments

When you would like to wish Thai people 'Have a good trip', 'enjoy your meal', 'enjoy your movie' etc. you can easily use the following pattern: VERB + ให้ hâi (for) + ADJECTIVE * ให้ hâi (for) + ADJECTIVE = ADVERB For example; เที่ยวให้สนุก tîao hâi sà-nùk (Have a good trip or enjoy your holiday) เที่ยว [tîao]  means 'to go on a holiday' or 'to go out for … [Read more...] about VIDEO: Thai Expression “Have Fun!”

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