Knowing Thai conjunction words enables you to communicate clearly and also makes your conversation sound smooth. Thus, connecting words in Thai are an important aspect of the Thai language. By learning them, you’ll be able to communicate like a native. To help you master your Thai conjunctions, we’ll outline several key points in this article: Thai conjunctions definition A Thai conjunctions list with detailed explanations of each one Thai conjunctions in sentences and how to use them Are you ready to learn Thai conjunctions? Let’s get started! Table of Contents Conjunctions in Thai Thai Conjunctions Used to Link Sentences with Similar Meanings Thai Conjunctions Used to Express Opposition Thai Conjunctions Used to... Show more

Those who have been to many countries are likely to know that people, despite being the same in many aspects, are different because of culture, customs, and values. Everyone has to eat, sleep, and interact with other people. So how do these actions differ in Thailand, compared to elsewhere? If you need to interact with Thai people or plan on living in Thailand, knowing about Thailand customs, culture facts, social values, beliefs, and traditions is essential. To fit in with the rest of the Thai population and show respect, you need to know about them, especially Thai culture and etiquette. In this article, ThaiPod101.com will teach you about Thai etiquette in daily life situations, such as Thai eating etiquette, Thai funeral etiquette,... Show more

Time is very important, and is a significant part of our daily lives. Thus, when learning any language, it’s essential to learn about dates and time in that language. In this case, knowing Thai dates and how to tell time in Thai will improve your Thai conversation. It will also enable you to make appointments and manage your time well while in Thailand. This article will teach you how to write dates in Thai, how to say the months in Thai, and basic sentences you can use in conversations to talk about dates or make appointments. To sum up, after finishing this article, you’ll know everything about Thai dates, Thai days, Thai months, and Thai years. Some parts of this lesson may be hard, but others are very easy (especially if you have... Show more

Regardless of nationality or native language, family is the basic institution for everyone. So it makes sense for you to learn how to describe family members when you learn a new language. For Thai people, family is very important. So by learning about the family in Thai, you’ll get to know more about Thai family culture and Thai family values. The basic questions most Thai learners have when attempting a Thai conversation about family are about how to say "father" in Thai, how to say "mother" in Thai, and how to say "sister" in Thai. In this article, we’ll answer all of these questions for you, and give you everything you need to know about Thai family. For easy understanding, study the family tree in Thai and English below. Family... Show more

Most people love to travel. It's nice to see new things and to learn how people in other places live. It's exciting to try new foods and traditional clothes of other nations. Simply put, there are a lot of things to learn and try while traveling. For those of you who love Thailand and get to work or learn there, traveling in Thailand is something you don't want to miss. Before you do, though, there are some Thai phrases to know when traveling to Thailand. For instance, once you leave the bigger cities in Thailand, you may find that most Thai people don't speak English. So if you know basic Thai phrases for travelers, your life will be so much easier. The common Thai phrases for travelers that ThaiPod101.com will provide for you in this... Show more

You're learning to speak Thai, and it's going well. Your confidence is growing! So much so that you feel ready to share your experiences on social media—in Thai. At Learn Thai, we make this easy for you to get it right the first time. Post like a boss with these phrases and guidelines, and get to practice your Thai in the process. 1. Talking about Your Restaurant Visit in Thai Eating out is fun, and often an experience you'd like to share. Take a pic, and start a conversation on social media in Thai. Your friend will be amazed by your language skills...and perhaps your taste in restaurants! Win eats at a restaurant with his friends, posts an image of it, and leaves this comment: POST Let's break down win's post. ... Show more

When you do something wrong, you apologize. When you accidentally hurt someone, you say sorry. When you want to get a waitress’ attention, you say “Excuse me.” When you see someone who’s feeling sad because of a bad situation they face, you say you’re sorry for them. “Sorry” is one of the basic words you use in daily life and is one of the first words you learn when you start learning any language. And this article will teach you how to say sorry in Thai (because to learn sorry when living in Thailand would be tough!). How do I say sorry in Thai? Well, this topic is easy. In Thai, when you want to show your empathy, give your condolences, or show that you feel bad or sorry for what you did, there are a few words Thai people use... Show more