How to say I love you in Thai

by | May 4, 2020 | Vocabulary

'I love you' in thai

Are you wondering how to say I love you in Thai? It’s very simple.

If you are a guy you say ผมรักคุณ (pŏm rák kun).

If you are a girl you say ฉันรักคุณ (chăn rák kun).

Or you can leave out the personal pronoun and just say รักคุณ rák kun

Let’s break it down:

Guys say the word “I” by using ผม pŏm.
Girls say “I” by using ฉัน chăn.

รัก is a verb meaning to love and คุณ means you.

You might also hear รักคุณนะ rák kun ná. The นะ () at the end is just a polite particle that makes the sentence softer.

Love related sayings

I have a crush on you 🥰

To say I have a crush on you in Thai, say รู้สึกปิ๊งเธอ (róo sèuk bpíng ter). รู้สึก (róo sèuk) is to feel. ปิ๊ง (bpíng) is the equivalent of having a crush. เธอ (ter) means you

I fell in love / fall in love

To say you fell in love in Thai, say ตกหลุมรัก dtòk lŭm rák. ตก (dtòk) means to fall. หลุม (lŭm) is a hole. รัก (rák) is, of course, love.

More examples of รัก

  • ฉันรักแม่ฉัน chăn rák mâe chăn : I love my mom.

  • เขารักเกรซ kăo rák Grace: He loves Grace

ความรัก

The word love in Thai is ความรัก. Kwam makes the verb into a noun. For example:

  • คุณรู้ไหมว่าความรักคืออะไร kun róo măi wâa kwaam rák keu à-rai : Do you know what love is?


Go out and tell someone รักคุณ! (rák kun).

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