This video is a guide to some basic Thai verbs that will help you to start to get a grasp of the language. When learning Thai, you will probably learn common words like "hello", "goodbye", and "thank you" first.
After this point, you will need to learn some common Thai verbs if you want to begin forming sentences.
ดู
doo
To see/watch
เขาชอบดูหนังผี
kăo chôp doo năng pĕe
He likes watching ghost movies.
ฟัง
fang
To listen/hear
ฉันชอบฟังเพลงไทย
chăn chôp fang pleng tai
I like listening to Thai songs.
พูด
pôot
To speak
เธอกำลังพูดภาษาไทย
ter gam-lang pôot paa-săa tai
She is speaking Thai.
ถาม
tăam
To ask
ถ้าไม่เข้าใจ ถามได้นะคะ
tâa mâi kâo jai tăam dâai ná ká
If you don’t understand, feel free to ask me.
ตอบ
dtòp
To answer
เขาตอบว่าอะไร
kăo dtòp wâa à-rai
What did he answer?
คิด
kít
To think
ผมคิดว่าอาหารไทยอร่อย
pŏm kít wâa aa-hăan tai à-ròi
I think (that) Thai food is tasty.
นอน
non
To sleep
ช่วงนี้นอนไม่หลับ
chûuang née non mâi làp
Recently, I cannot sleep.
ฝัน
făn
To dream
ฝันดีนะ
făn dee ná
Sweet dream!
ทำ
tam
To make/create
เขาเป็นคนทำงานเก่งมาก
kăo bpen kon tam ngaan gèng mâak
He is good at working.
เล่น
lên
To play
ไมเคิลชอบเล่นบาส แต่เดวิดชอบเล่นฟุตบอล
mai-kern chôp lên bàat dtàe day-wít chôp lên fút bon
Michael likes playing basketball but David likes playing football.
Thai Minimal Pairs Challenge 1.0 (Game-Based Learning)
Minimal pairs are two similar sounding words that differ in only one phonological element. They are a great way to help you become more aware of pronunciation. In this challenge, we will challenge your ears with some common minimal pairs.
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