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VIDEO: 60 Thai Words & Phrases for Daily Routines

Monday February 1, 2021 by Mod 4 Comments

A great way to remember new Thai phrases is to use them in your daily life. Today I would like to invite you to join me in my morning routine and talk about useful phrases you use in the morning as you get ready for the day. Let’s go!

The list of words that are talked about in the video:

  1. ตื่นนอน /dtùen nawn/ = wak up
  2. กินน้ำ /gin náam/ = drink water
  3. จัดที่นอน /jàt tîi nawn/ = make the bed
  4. เปิดม่าน /bpèrd mâan/ = open the curtain
  5. เปิดประตู /bpèrd bprà-dtuu/ = open the door
  6. เข้าห้องน้ำ /kâo hâwng-náam/ = use the bathroom
  7. หวี /wĭi/ = comb
  8. หวีผม /wĭi pŏm/ = comb your hair
  9. แปรง /bpraeng/ = brush
  10. ฟัน /fan/ = teeth
  11. แปรงสีฟัน /bpraeng sĭI fan/ = toothbrush
  12. ยาสีฟัน /yaa sĭI fan/ = tooth paste
  13. แปรงฟัน /bpraeng fan/ = brush teeth
  14. บ้วนปาก /bûan bpàak/ = rinse your mouth
  15. เปลี่ยนเสื้อผ้า /bplìan sûea pâa/ = change your clothes
  16. ออกกำลังกาย /àwk-gam-lang-gaai/ = exercise
  17. ยางผูกผม /yang pùuk pŏm/ = hair band
  18. มดจะล้างหน้า /Mod jà láang nâa/ = I will wash my face.
  19. โฟมล้างหน้า /foam láang nâa/ = from facial wash
  20. ล้างมือ /láang mue/ = wash your hands.
  21. ก่อนล้างหน้ามดล้างมือ /gàwn láang nâa Mod láang mue/ = Before washing my face, I wash my hands
  22. ถ้าคุณเป็นผู้ชายคุณจะโกนหนวด /tâa kin bpen pûu-chaai, kun jà goon nùad/ = If you are a man, you will shave your mustache.
  23. มีดโกนหนวด /mîid goon nùad/ = razor
  24. โฟมโกนหนวด /foam goon nùad/ = shaving foam
  25. ล้างหน้าเสร็จแล้วมดก็จะอาบน้ำ /láang nâa sèt láew Mod gâw jà àab náam/ = I finish washing face, then I will take a shower.
  26. อาบน้ำ /àab náam/ = take a shower, take a bath
  27. สระผม /sà pŏm/ = wash hair
  28. ยาสระผม /yaa sà pŏm/ = shampoo
  29. เราใช้ยาสระผม /rao chái yaa sà pŏm/ = We use shampoo.
  30. ครีมนวดผม /kriim nûad pŏm/ = conditioner.
  31. เลือกเสื้อผ้า /lûeak sûea pâa/ = choose clothes
  32. แล้วก็แต่งตัว /láew-gâw dtàeng-dtua/ = and then get dressed
  33. ตอนเช้ามดทำอาหารเช้าง่ายๆค่ะ /dtawn cháao Mod tam aa-hăan cháao ngâai ngâai/

In the morning, I make simple breakfast.

34. ปกติมดจะปิ้งขนมปัง /Bpòk-gà-dtì Mod jà bpîng kà-nŏm-bpang/ = Usually I make a toast.

35. ขนมปัง /kà-nŏm-bpang/ = bread

36. เครื่องปิ้งขนมปัง /krûeang bpîng kà-nŏm-bpang/ toaster

37. ใส่ขนมปัง /sài nŏm bpang/ = put the bread in

38. แล้วก็ชงชา /láew gâw chong chaa/ = and then make tea

39. มดไม่กินกาแฟ /Mod mâi gin gaa-fae/ = I don’t drink coffee.

40. มดชอบกินชาขิง /Mod châwp gin chaa kĭng/ = I like to drink ginger tea

41.  ชาขิงสำเร็จรูป /chaa kĭng săm-rèt rûup/ = Instant ginger tea

42. ต้มน้ำก่อน /dtôm náam gàwn/ = boil water first

43 ถ้าคุณกินกาแฟ /tâa kun gin gaa-fae/ = If you drink coffee

44. กาแฟสำเร็จรูป /gaa fae săm-rèt rûup/ = Instant coffee

45. ชงกาแฟ /chong gaa-fae/ = make coffee

46. มดชงชา /Mod chong chaa/ = I make tea

47. คุณชงกาแฟ /kun chong gaa-fae/ = You make coffee

48. แล้วก็มดชอบกินไข่ตอนเช้า /láew-gâw Mod châwp gin kài dtawn cháao/

And I like to eat eggs in the mornig.

49. กระทะ /grà-tá/

50. ตะหลิว / dtà-lĭu/

51. บางครั้งมดทำไข่ดาว /bang kráng Mod tam kài daao/ = sometimes I make a fried egg.

52. บางครั้งมดต้มไข่ /bang kráng Mod dtôm kài/ = sometimes I make a boiled egg.

53. หม้อ /mâw/ = pot

54. ตอนเช้ามดชอบกินผลไม้ /dtawn cháao Mod châwp gin pŏn-lá-máai/ = I like to eat fruit in the morning

55. มีด /mîit/ = knife

56. เขียง / kĭang/= cutting board

57. ปอกผลไม้ /bpàwk pŏn-lá-máai/ = peel fruit

58. กินข้าวเช้าเสร็จแล้วมดก็ล้างจาน/gin kâao-cháao sèt láew, Mod gâw láang jaan/ = I finish breakfast, and then I wash dishes.

59. จาน /jaan/ = plate, dish

60. ล้างจาน /láang jaan/ = wash dishes

61. ฟองน้ำ /fawng náam/ = sponge

62.  น้ำยาล้างจาน /náam yaa láang jaan/ = dish washing liquid

63. กินอาหารเช้าเสร็จแล้ว มดก็เริ่มทำงาน /gin aa-hăan cháao sèt láew, Mod gâw rêrm tam-ngaan/

I finish eating breakfast, then I start working.

64. เช็คอีเมล์ /chéck email/ = check email

65. ตอบอีเมล์ /dtàwp email/ = answer email

66. ตอบข้อความ /dtàwp kâw-kwaam/ = answer messages

67. แล้วก็ตัตดต่อวิดิโอ /láew-gâw dtàt-dtàw wí-dii-oo/ = and then edit a video

68. ถ้าคุณออกไปทำงานข้างนอก /tâa kun àwk bpai tam-ngaan kâang nâwk/ = If you go out to work

69. คุณก็จะบอกว่า ออกไปทำงาน /kun gâw jà bàwk wâa àwk bpai tam-ngaan/ = You will say “I head out to work”.

70. หรือ ขับรถไปทำงาน /rŭe kàp rót bpai tam-ngaan/ = Or drive to work.

 

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Comments

  1. Aaron says

    Friday February 12, 2021 at 15:52

    These type of videos and the music videos are extremely useful. Thank you so much!

    Reply
  2. Evert says

    Friday February 5, 2021 at 20:30

    Thank you very mutch MOD, i could understand almost every thing what your meant. I already knew the most words. My Inglish is not good enough to take and folow your course, that why i onley learn words. May God Bless you and your fam
    Evert

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  3. Ulrich says

    Tuesday February 2, 2021 at 14:05

    Great idea behind this lesson, you should make more of this kind!

    One question though.
    ใส่ขนมปัง /sài nŏm bpang/ – doesn’t “nom” also mean boobs? 😜

    Reply
    • Mod says

      Thursday February 11, 2021 at 14:52

      I am sorry for my typo. It is kà-nŏm bpang which means “bread”.

      Reply

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