Thai Basic Phrases

Greetings:
- Sawatdee (สวัสดี) - Hello
- Sawatdee krap (สวัสดีครับ) - Hello (male speaker)
- Sawatdee ka (สวัสดีκα) - Hello (female speaker)
- Wai (วาย) - Goodbye
Introductions:
- Chuu arai (ชื่ออะไร) - What's your name?
- Pom chuu [name] (ผมชื่อ [name]) - My name is [name] (male speaker)
- Chan chuu [name] (ฉันชื่อ [name]) - My name is [name] (female speaker)
Basic Questions:
- Sabai sabai (สบายสบาย) - How are you?
- Mai ow hai (ไม่เอาห์ไห้) - I'm fine, thank you
- Khor toot (ขอโทษ) - Excuse me
- Khob kun krap (ขอบคุณครับ) - Thank you (male speaker)
- Khob kun ka (ขอบคุณคะ) - Thank you (female speaker)

Food:
- Khao (ข้าว) - Rice
- Nam (น้ำ) - Water
- Khao niew (ข้าวเหนียว) - Sticky rice
- Tom yum (ตอมยำ) - Spicy soup
Directions:
- Muang (เมือง) - Town
- Na (น่า) - Field
- Khlong (คลอง) - Canal
- Thanon (ถนน) - Road
Numbers:
- Nung (หนึ่ง) - One
- Song (สอง) - Two
- Sam (สาม) - Three
- Si (สี่) - Four
- Ha (ห้า) - Five

Thai Alphabet:
- Consists of 44 consonants and 15 vowel symbols
- Tones are indicated by symbols above or below the consonant
Vowel Pronunciation:
- A (า) - Ah sound
- I (ิ) - Short i sound
- E (เ) - Short e sound
- O (โ) - Oh sound
- U (ุ) - Short u sound
Tones:
- Mid tone: No mark
- Low tone: Grave accent (à, è, ò)
- Falling tone: Circumflex accent (â, ê, ô)
- High tone: Acute accent (á, é, ó)
- Rising tone: Hook above (ǎ, ě, ǒ)

Word Order:
- Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) word order
Verbs:
- No verb conjugation for tense or person
- Use of particles to indicate tense and aspect
Particles:
- Krap (ครับ) - Polite particle for male speaker
- Ka (คะ) - Polite particle for female speaker
- Mai (ไม่) - Negative particle
- Dai (ได้) - Can/able to particle

Sawatdee é um cumprimento tailandês que significa "hello" ou "boa tarde"
Existem variações para homens e mulheres:
- Sawatdee krap (สวัสดีครับ) - Saudação masculina
- Sawatdee ka (สวัสดีκα) - Saudação feminina
Wai (วาย) é utilizado como despedida

Chuu arai (ชื่ออะไร) significa "qual é seu nome?"
As respostas para apresentação são:
- Pom chuu [nome] (ผมชื่อ [nome]) - Meu nome é [nome] (homem)
- Chan chuu [nome] (ฉันชื่อ [nome]) - Meu nome é [nome] (mulher)

Sabai sabai (สบายสบาย) significa "como você está?"
A resposta para essa pergunta é Mai ow hai (ไม่เอาห์ไห้) - "estou bem, obrigado"
Khor toot (ขอโทษ) significa "desculpe"
Expressões de gratidão:
- Khob kun krap (ขอบคุณครับ) - "obrigado" (homem)
- Khob kun ka (ขอบคุณคะ) - "obrigada" (mulher)

Alimentos:
- Khao (ข้าว) - Arroz
- Nam (น้ำ) - Água
- Khao niew (ข้าวเหนียว) - Arroz pegajoso
- Tom yum (ตอมยำ) - Sopa picante
Direções:
- Muang (เมือง) - Cidade
- Na (น่า) - Campo
- Khlong (คลอง) - Canal
- Thanon (ถนน) - Rua
Números:
- Nung (หนึ่ง) - Um
- Song (สอง) - Dois
- Sam (สาม) - Três
- Si (สี่) - Quatro
- Ha (ห้า) - Cinco

Ordem das Palavras: O tailandês segue a ordem SVO (Sujeito-Verbo-Objeto)
Verbos:
- Não há conjugação de verbos para tempo ou pessoa
- Uso de partículas para indicar tempo e aspecto
Partículas:
- Krap (ครับ) - Partícula polida para homem
- Ka (คะ) - Partícula polida para mulher
- Mai (ไม่) - Partícula negativa
- Dai (ได้) - Partícula "can" ou "able to"