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.
Hello | Sawa't-di |
Goodbye | La khon |
Excuse me | Khaw thot |
Thank you | Khawp khun |
Fine / Good | Sabay di |
Merry Christmas | Suksan Christmas |
Do you speak English? | Khun phuut phasaa angkrit dai mai? |
I'm pleased to meet you | Yin-di thi dai rujak |
How are you? (male greeting) | Pen yang-ngai? |
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 |