Our Thai lessons focus on “realistic Thai”, meaning sentences and usage that will make you sound like an actual Thai person rather than a formal and dull text book.
Of course! you know how to say Sa-baai dee mai? [How are you?]. Did you know that we actually use another expression more often than that? Check out what it is.
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Ahjarn Mod ;
Sawutdee krup, Any differences betwwen” gin” and “Rup-Prat-Tahn” for example can I said ” Rup-Prat-Tahn reu Yung” instead ” gin Kao Reu yung”.
Krop Kun Mahk krup.
“gin” is a spoken language commonly used in everyday conversation. “rap-bpra-taan” also means to eat, but it is super super formal. You won’t hear any Thai uses that word. You can use the word “taan” which is short from “rap-bpra-taan”, less formal yet still polite:)
Ahjarn Mod ;
Sawutdee krup, Any differences betwwen” gin” and “Rup-Prat-Tahn” for example can I said ” Rup-Prat-Tahn reu Yung” instead ” gin Kao Reu yung”.
Krop Kun Mahk krup.
Sawatdee ka Kun Lum Yun Chong,
“gin” is a spoken language commonly used in everyday conversation. “rap-bpra-taan” also means to eat, but it is super super formal. You won’t hear any Thai uses that word. You can use the word “taan” which is short from “rap-bpra-taan”, less formal yet still polite:)