This piece of article will show how to express ‘to take or to bring in Thai language.’ Even though ‘ʔaw’ means ‘to take’, you cannot just use this word to show this expression. (Click here to learn how to use ‘ʔaw’) We will get started with when you take a person to do something or […]
In this article, you will see two of the most used words in Thai language but people are likely to use them incorrectly. These two words are yàak (อยาก) and ʔaw (เอา). One means ‘want’ and another means ‘take’. This article not only showing you the difference between these two words, but also giving examples […]
There are two common words that mean old in Thai language, including kàw (เก่า) and kæ̀æ (แก่). However, the meanings of both words are not exactly the same. This article is about the difference between kàw (เก่า) and kæ̀æ (แก่). kàw (เก่า) means old (in condition, status) or previous while kæ̀æ (แก่) means old age. […]
If you have experienced visiting Buddhist temples in Thailand, you probably have seen there are several different activities people do there. People do not go there just to pray, give offerings, or meditate, but also participate in a purification rituals or as in Thai called kaan-sadɔ̀-khrɔ́. Originally, the ancient Thai people had a belief in […]
mâak might be on the list of the first ten words people learn to speak Thai. It is one of the most used words in Thai language, and it is very handy. However, mâak is not the only Thai word which means many or a lot. There are few more words you can use instead […]
Why do I need to learn to speak Thai through alien symbols instead of learning from its original transcript? This is one of the popular questions from many of my students. In this article, you will see the advantages and disadvantages of learning to speak Thai through Transliteration systems. Later you can decide if it […]
The more you sound as close as native speakers do, the more they are likely to understand you. This article is expected to help you MASTER THAI PRONUNCIATION in order to help you sound like a native speaker. I have come across many people who know enough words and structures to talk, but the conversation was […]