(คุณ)จะไปลอนดอนไหม
[(khun) ja bpai London mái]
Are you going to London? (I know you’re going to Europe, is London in your itinerary?)

(คุณ)จะไปลอนดอนรึเปล่า
[(khun) ja bpai London réu plào]
Are you going to London? (I know you’re going to Europe, is London in your itinerary?)

(คุณ)จะไปลอนดอนเหรอ
[(khun) ja bpai London rǎw]
Are you going to London?…

Things that Babies Do

ร้องไห้ [ráwng hâai] to cry
หัวเราะ [hǔa ráw] to laugh
ยิ้ม [yím] to smile

ไอ [ai] to cough
จาม [jaam] to sneeze
สะอึก [sa èuk] to hiccup
งอแง [ngaw ngae] to fuss

กิน [gin] to eat
กลืน [gleun] to swallow
เรอ [rer] to burp
อ้วก [ûak] to throw up
แหวะนม [wàe nom] to spit up / to regurgitate
ดูดนิ้ว [dùud níw] to suck one’s thumb

นอน [nawn] to sleep
หาว [hǎaw] to yawn
กรน [gron] to snore
สะดุ้ง [sa dûng] to be startled
บิดขี้เกียจ [bìd kîi gìat] to stretch

ลืมตา [leum taa] to open one’s eyes
หลับตา [làp taa] to close one’s eyes
กระพริบตา [grapríp taa] to blink

ตด [tòd] to fart
ฉี่ [chìi] to pee
อึ [èu] / ขี้ [kîi] to poop
น้ำลายไหล [námlaai lǎi] to drool

นั่ง [nâng] to sit
ยืน [yeun] to stand
คลาน [klaan] to crawl
พลิกตัว [plík tua] to roll over

Things that We Do for Babies

ป้อน [páwn] to feed
ให้นม [hâi nom] to breastfeed
เช็ดปาก [chét pàak] to wipe one’s mouth
จับเรอ [jàp rer] to burp

ชงนม [chong nom] to prepare formula
ล้างขวดนม [láang kùat nom] to wash bottles
นึ่งขวดนม [nêung kùat nom] to sterilize bottles

อุ้ม [ûm] to hold
ปลอบ [plàwp] to comfort / to soothe
กล่อม [glàwm] to lull to sleep by singing
วางลงเปล [waang long play] to put in the cradle

อาบน้ำ [àab náam] to bathe
สระผม [sà pǒm] to wash hair
ทำความสะอาด [tam kwaam sa àad] to clean
ห่อตัว [hàw tua] to swaddle
เปลี่ยนผ้าอ้อม [plìan pâa âwm] to change diapers

Things that Babies Need

นม [nom] milk
นมแม่ [nom mâe] breast milk
นมผสม [nom pasǒm] formula
ขวดนม [kûat nom] bottle
จุกหลอก [jùk làwk] pacifier

ผ้ากันน้ำลาย [pâa gan námlaai] bib
ผ้าอ้อม [pâa âwm] diaper
ทิชชู่เปียก [tissue pìak] baby wipe
ผ้าห่อตัว [pâa hàw tua] swaddle blanket

เปล [play] crib
อ่างอาบน้ำ [àang àab náam] bathtub
กระโถน [gratǒne] potty
รถเข็น [rót kěn] stroller
ที่นั่งติดรถยนต์ [tîi nâng tìd rótyon] car seat
เก้าอี้สูง [ gâo îi sǔng] high chair

ตุ๊กตา [túkgataa] stuffed animal / doll
ตุ๊กตาหมี [túkgataa mǐi] teddy bear
ของเล่น [kǎwng lên] toy

 …

สุขสันต์วันแม่ แม่ๆทุกคน
[sùk sǎn wan mâe, mâe mâe túk kon]
Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers.

วันนี้วันที่ 12 สิงหาคม ตรงกับวันแม่ของไทย
[wanníi wan tîi sìp sǎwng sǐng hǎa kom, trong gàp wan mâe kǎwng Thai]
Today is the 12th of August, which is Thai Mother’s Day.

วันแม่ปีนี้เป็นวันที่พิเศษสำหรับฉัน
[wan mâe pii níi pen wan tîi písèet sǎmràp chán]
This year’s Mother’s Day is a special day to me.…

Learn all the useful and practical words and expressions on “Love and Relationships.” Some of the words are hard to find in a dictionary so trust us, you don’t want to skip this lesson even though you think you already know quite many of the words or phrases. Enjoy – ❤

สถานะ [satăaná] status
โสด [sòde] single
มีแฟนแล้ว [mii fan léaw] in a relationship
หมั้นแล้ว [mân léaw] engaged
แต่งงานแล้ว [tàeng ngan léaw] married
ยังไม่แต่งงาน [yang mâi tàeng ngan] not married
แต่งงาน มีลูกแล้ว [tàeng ngan mii lûuk léaw] married with children

ชอบ [chôrb] to like
แอบชอบ [àeb chôrb] to secretly like
สารภาพรัก [sărapâp rák] to confess one’s love
ให้ความหวัง [hâi kwaam wăng] to lead someone on
ขอคบ [kăw kób] to ask someone to be girlfriend/ boyfriend
ขอเป็นแฟน [kăw pen fan] ask someone to be girlfriend/ boyfriend
ความสัมพันธ์ [kwaam sămpan] relationship

คบ [kób] to date
แฟน [fan] girlfriend/ boyfriend
แฟนหนุ่ม [fan nùm] boyfriend
แฟนสาว [fan săao] girlfriend
แฟนคนแรก [fan kon râek] first girlfriend/ boyfriend
คนรัก [kon rák] romantic partner
ออกเดท [àwk dèet] to go on a date

รัก [rák] to love, love
ความรัก [kwaam rák] love
บอกรัก [bàwk rák] to say “I love you”
หลงรัก [lŏng rák] to fall in love
ตกหลุมรัก [tòk lŭum rák] to fall in love

สเปก [sapék] type (of guy/ of girl)
หน้าตาดี [nâataa dii] good-looking
หุ่นดี [hùn dii] good figure
บุคลิกดี [bùkkalík dii] good personality
นิสัยดี [nísăi dii] nice
สวย/ หล่อ [suăi / làw] beautiful/handsome
คนที่ใช่ [kon tîi châi] The one, Mr./…

Compound Nouns that Contain the Word “น้ำ”

น้ำตก [nám tòk] waterfall
น้ำเชื่อม [nám chêuam] syrup
น้ำผึ้ง [nám pêung] honey
น้ำตาล [nám taan] sugar
น้ำแกง [nám gaeng] soup
น้ำตา [nám taa] tear
น้ำลาย [nám laai] saliva
น้ำใจ [nám jai] generosity
น้ำจิ้ม [nám jîm] dipping sauce
น้ำมนต์ [nám mon] sacred water
น้ำผลไม้ [náam pǒnlamáai] juice
น้ำดื่ม [náam deùm] drinking water
น้ำอัดลม [náam àdlom] soda, soft drink

Did you know that the word “น้ำ” [náam] usually has a long vowel but when it’s a part of a compound word, it is mostly short?…

Below are 14 romantic phrases you can use on Valentine’s day or any other occasion to express to your partner how much you love or care about them. We know you might want to practice saying the words out loud, so we also provide you with the audio files! We hope you say the phrases to them correctly but if not, that’s alright.…

A fun and exciting exercise for intermediate and advanced Thai learners. You probably know that there are a lot of Thai words with similar meanings and usages that learners tend to get mixed up and use one when they’re supposed to use the other. To make matters worse, most of them are everyday life vocabulary words.…

A super fun game for you to practice or challenge your Thai skills. If you’re a music lover, this game is going to be a lot of fun! If you’re not a music lover but a Thai lover, this game will still be fun! Either way, you’ll have fun with it!…

Even though there are thousands of words in the Thai language for you to learn and memorize, the good news for English speakers is that nearly every language in this world borrows tons of words from English and Thai is no different. In this lesson, you will find a list of loan words from English that Thai people commonly use, as if they were Thai words.…

Some words in Thai may have the same meaning but one is more formal than the other. In this lesson, you will get to learn useful vocabulary words that we use in everyday life and their more formal counterparts. The first word of each pair in the vocabulary list below is an informal term and the second is a formal term.…

Following are interesting quotes we have compiled from the Internet, most of which are inspiring and motivating. Some were originally in Thai, some translated from other languages. But either way, we provide both Thai and English versions, with audio (as always) so you can learn something about life from these quotes and pick up Thai at the same time.…

One very effective method of learning Thai is to practice speaking Thai with native Thai speakers so chatting or video chatting with your Thai friends is going to be a great help! Below are some common phrases and expressions that we all use when Skyping with friends. Learn how to express them in Thai.…

Some Thai words can be pronounced differently when spoken than when they are written. Although these following common standard words are also normally used in spoken language, there is/are (a) more informal colloquial way(s) to pronounce them. When Thai people speak to each other in real life, they do not take the effort to pronounce every single sound properly and accurately, rather, they pronounce words in a more relaxed manner, thus, some words get shortened or the sounds of more than one syllable are combined, as a result.…

Test Your Colloquial Thai Knowledge

For Advanced learners: complete each sentence with a word that would make sense and sound natural in spoken Thai. When finished, listen to the recording below each sentence to check if you got it correct.

For Intermediate learners: listen to the the recording and fill the blank with the missing word that you hear.…