Phrases that are talked about in the video:
ขายยังไง /kăai yang-ngai?/ How do you sell this?
กิโลละเท่าไหร่ /gì-lo lá tâ0-rài?/ How much is it per kilogram?
กิโลละ 1,000 บาท /gì-lo lá nùeng pan bàat/ It is 1,000 Baht per kilogram.
ตัวละเท่าไหร่ /dtua lá tâo-rài?/ How much is it per one?
ตัวละ 500 บาท /dtua lá hâa rói bàat/ It is 500 Baht each.
ลดได้มั้ย /lòt dâai-mái?/ Can you lower the price?
เอากี่กิโล /ao gìi gì-lo/ How many kilograms would you like to take?
เอา 2 กิโล /ao săwng gì-lo/ I would like to take two kilograms.
Links to the videos you can learn more in details.
VIDEO: “How” question words – https://bit.ly/2MOIQlb
VIDEO: “Seafood” vocabulary – https://bit.ly/2IMvn0o
VIDEO: “Basic Directions” – https://bit.ly/2xspMo7
VIDEO: “Giving Directions” – https://bit.ly/2pqbPmk
Meg says
Thank you Mod
Mod says
Thank you for your supporting comment. I am pleased to hear that.
Mod says
Sawatdee ka Joe, I am happy to hear that you found this lesson useful in your Thai learning. Thak you for your comment.
Joe says
Wow, Mod, this is a good one!
These are all sayings I can use everyday in Thailand 😉
Phy Piseth says
Awesome, I like the way you teach Thai. Very fun and easy to learn.
Best wishes ,
Mod says
Sawatdee ka, thank you for your kind comment.
Mod says
Thank you for your comment.
Yes, we also say “โล” as well. 🙂
Peter says
Sawatdee Krap Mod,
Great Video as always!!
Igor says
Hi, Mod!
Also we can note another abbreviation of กิโลกรัม “kilogram”, shorter than กิโล “kilo”. It is โล [lo:h(M)]. This word is also commonly used in real speech.
โลละ [lo:h(M) la(H)] = per kg
สามโล [saam(R) lo:h(M)] = three kilograms
เอากี่โล [ao(M) gee(L) lo:h(M)] = how many kilo’s do you want?