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Sawasdee Krap!<br><br>Thai Phrases That are Good to Know.<br><br>I want to find out Thai. (phom yak rian pa sa thai)<br><br>Don't forget guys say "phom" for "I". Women say "di-chun".<br><br>Can you teach me Thai? (sorn pa sa thai phom dai mai)<br><br>Can you help me please? (chuay dai mai)<br><br>For a "dai mai" question (can you?) they will reply "dai" for yes or "mai dai" for no.<br><br>Can you speak English? (poot pa [http://www.philamfood.com/ filipino food] sa ang grit dai mai)<br><br>For a "dai mai" question (can you?) they will reply "dai" for yes or "mai dai" for no.<br><br>I can only speak a small English. (poot pa sa ang grit dai nit noi)<br><br>Here we did not put in "I" in the Thai sentence. It is not actually necessary when you are speaking Thai.<br><br>Can you speak Thai? (poot pa sa thai dai mai)<br><br>For a "dai mai" question (can you?) they will reply "dai" for yes or "mai dai" for no.<br><br>A little. (nit noi)<br><br>This is the very best answer if someone asks you if you can speak Thai.<br><br>What [http://www.philamfood.com/ online shopping groceries] do you call this in Thai? (nee pa sa thai riak wa a-rai)<br><br>Do not forget to point to some Thai [http://www.philamfood.com/ online food store] words.<br><br>How do you spell it? (sa got yang rai)<br><br>Can you please write it down? (khian dai mai)<br><br>For a "dai mai" question (can you?) they will reply "dai" for yes or "mai dai" for no.<br><br>Do you comprehend? (khao jai mai)<br><br>I do not understand. (mai khao jai)<br><br>If you understand just say "kao jai".<br><br>Can you speak louder? (poot dang dang dai mai)<br><br>For a "dai mai" question (can you?) they will reply "dai" for yes or "mai dai" for no.<br><br>Can you speak slower? (poot char char dai mai)<br><br>For a "dai mai" question (can you?) they will reply "dai" for yes or "mai dai" for no.<br><br>Say again please. (poot eek krang)<br><br>I don't recognize the word ... (mai khao jai cum wa ...)<br><br>Use this when a Thai individual uses a word you don't recognize.<br><br>What does ... mean? (... plae wa a-rai)