A1 Thai words

one bag (colloquial)

December

[to] practice multiplication

[to] look at the menu; read the menu

good luck!

twelve (12)

mango (Isan/Lao)

hello (on the phone)

table (furniture; loanword)

three (number)

pigeon; dove

[to] refill fuel

Paris (capital of France)

France (country)

size M; medium

[to] eat cherries

the @ sign

Russia (country)

[to] eat noodles

fox (animal)

Pattani Province

parrot

spring onion; scallion

a glass of chilled milk; a glass of Thai pink milk

new studio

June

how? (Isan/Lao)

[to] eat soup

strawberry (fruit)

charging cable; charger cable

[to] eat sushi

vanilla (spice/flavoring)

fish bone; fish spine

Pattaya (city in Chonburi, Thailand)

white collared shirt

four (number 4)

nine (number)

Thailand (loan/English form)

Prapha; light (female given name)

Mexico (country)

ten grams (10 g)

spaghetti (pasta)

to eat bacon

slice of bacon

this fish

house yard; home courtyard

[to] eat (Northern Thai; also drink)

at/on the chest

abbr. for สิงหาคม ‘August’

Denmark (country)

pasta; Italian-style noodle/dough product

photo; photograph (loan/colloquial)

nap time; time for a nap

salmon (fish)

eye; eyeball

asparagus

United States of America; USA

crocodile (animal)

Thai male given name

chat app; messaging app

Uranus

I too; as for me … (Isan)

a home/house far away

[to] eat stew

Austria

wooden table

Kuala Lumpur (capital of Malaysia)

Kawin/Gawin (male given name)

Phil (nickname)

[to] carry a Phillips screwdriver

this piece/item

seaweed

chocolate milk (informal)

phone; telephone (loanword)

puppy; little dog

lemon tea; tea with lemon

brownie (chocolate dessert)

here you go (handing over)

at the gym

food menu

male nickname; Tum (nickname)

Norway (country)

shopping (activity)

China

[to] chew bamboo shoots

classifier: ตัว (for animals)

piece of meat

[to] eat guava

[to] make tea

peach juice

[to] add fermented soybean paste

pepperoni (sausage)

milk tea; tea with milk

slice; thin piece

Laos (country)

[to] make smoothies

sure or not? (Are you sure?)

seafood

toffee; candy; sweet

four grams; 4 g