If you know about Thai cuisine, you have probably heard about ต้มยำ (Tom Yum or you might see Tom Yam). Tom Yum is a spicy and sour soup that is made with lemongrass, galangal, lime leaves, lime juice, and fish sauce. It also usually has mushrooms and different herbs....
One of the most popular everyday dishes that Thai people eat is Pad grapao (pàt grà-prao). This dish is what you would consider "fast food" in Thai. In Thai, it's spelled ผัดกระเพรา (pàt grà-prao) or sometimes spelled ผัดกะเพรา (pàt gà-prao). You might...
The word ช่าง châang has a few different meanings in Thai. For example, it can mean a mechanic or technician, it can mean "truly". It can also mean to "forget it" as in "its not important" by saying ช่างมัน (châang man). However, in this article, I want to talk about...
In this article, I will teach you many vocabularies related to airplanes and airports in Thai. This will be useful if you are going to the airport anytime soon in Thailand. Let's start with vocabularies in Thai related to the airport. Airport vocabularies in Thai...
If you have studied Thai, then you know that คุณ (kun) means "you". But did you know there are other ways to say "You" in Thai that will make you sound more like a native? In this article, I will cover the second person pronouns "you" in Thai....
https://www.youtube.com/embed/jfFfChlsTzA Download the transcript of the video here: Video Thai Transcript. As many of you probably know, Thailand is famous for its many beaches. In this article, you will learn many vocabularies related to beaches. Vocabulary related...
Swimming is a great activity to do in Thailand. Since Thailand is so hot, swimming can be a great way to cool down. In this article, I will teach you many swimming related vocabulary. You will learn how to say the different swimming styles and strokes in the Thai...
In this article, we are going to learn all the definitions of มี (mee) including there is and there are. To have One of the top verbs that you must know when first starting to learn Thai is มี (mee). มี (mee) means "to have", as in to possess something. (it's not 'to...
In this article, I will teach you bathroom-related words (including how to say you need to do number 1 or number 2 in Thai!). How to say poop and pee in Thai Poop/To poop/To shitอึ (èu)ขี้ (kêe)Pee/piss/To peeชิ้งฉ่อง (chíng-chòng)ฉี่ (chèe)เยี่ยว...
Thailand has a lot of great golf courses. In fact, I worked with many Koreans who come to Thailand a few times a year just to play golf. In this article, I will teach you all the vocabulary you need to know to speak about Golf in the Thai language. By the way, I also...
Thailand has so many delicious fruits. You will be able to find all types of fruits, and probably many fruits you don't have in your home country. If you want to read about the 11 most popular fruits in Thailand, check out my article. In this article, I will teach you...
Many students ask me "what's the difference between ปา (bpaa) and โยน (yohn)?" - since both words mean to throw. In fact, there are more ways for the word 'to throw' in Thai. All of the ways depict different methods of throwing. In this article, I will explain all the...