If you think “mâi (ไม่)” just means “no,” there’s a lot more to discover! Thai people use this tiny word in so many ways— to say no, sound humble, show doubt, or even add emphasis. In this blog, we’ll break down the most common uses of “ไม่” with easy examples and real-life dialogues. It’s a fun and friendly guide to help you speak more naturally and confidently in Thai.
In this blog we will help you mastering the “reduced vowels” in Thai by exploring the reason why the vowel forms vanish, how they influence pronunciation, and key examples to help you navigate this linguistic trickery with confidence.
Discovering food in Thailand is an exciting way to dive into its lively culture and delicious cuisine. Whether visiting for a short trip or making Thailand your home, learning how to order food in Thai can be a fun and rewarding experience.
To begin learning the Thai script, the first thing you need to focus on is the “Thai consonants.” There are a total of 44 unique consonants in the Thai language.
