What language do they speak in Thailand?
Thai, English, ethnic and regional dialects
Central Thai is the official language, with other dialects being spoken in the country. Chinese and Malay are spoken by many people. Thai is a tonal language, meaning that a given syllable can have different meanings depending on the inflection with which it is pronounced. Central Thai has five tones.
Merry Christmas | Suksan Christmas |
Do you speak English? | Khun phuut phasaa angkrit dai mai? |
Thank you | Khawp khun |
I'm pleased to meet you | Yin-di thi dai rujak |
How are you? (male greeting) | Pen yang-ngai? |
Hello | Sawa't-di |
Goodbye | La khon |
Fine / Good | Sabay di |
Excuse me | Khaw thot |
1 | ๑ |
2 | ๒ |
3 | ๓ |
4 | ๔ |
5 | ๕ |
6 | ๖ |
7 | ๗ |
8 | ๘ |
9 | ๙ |
10 | ๑๐ |
11 | ๑๑ |
12 | ๑๒ |
13 | ๑๓ |
14 | ๑๔ |
15 | ๑๕ |
16 | ๑๖ |
17 | ๑๗ |
18 | ๑๘ |
19 | ๑๙ |
20 | ๒๐ |
21 | ๒๑ |
22 | ๒๒ |
23 | ๒๓ |
24 | ๒๔ |
25 | ๒๕ |
26 | ๒๖ |
27 | ๒๗ |
28 | ๒๘ |
29 | ๒๙ |
30 | ๓๐ |
31 | ๓๑ |