A1 Thai words
First everyday words, greetings, food, places, and simple actions.
phrase: I smell; I sniff
every day; daily
blue (color) [loan]
March (month)
[to] make popcorn
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 cold milk
new studio
June
how? (Isan/Lao)
classifier: ชิ้น
[to] eat soup
strawberry (fruit)
charging cable; charger cable
[to] eat sushi
vanilla (spice/flavoring)
fish bone; fish spine
classifier: ผล (for counting fruits)
Pattaya (city in Chonburi, Thailand)
white dress 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
you smell coffee
abbr. for สิงหาคม ‘August’
Denmark (country)
pasta; Italian-style noodle/dough product
photo; photograph (loan/colloquial)
nap time; time for a nap
salmon (fish; food)
eye; eyeball
asparagus
United States of America; USA
crocodile (animal)
[to] apply lip balm
Thai male given name
chat app; messaging app
Uranus
I; me (Isan/Lao dialect, with particle กะ)
from Nakhon Ratchasima
a home/house far away
[to] eat stew
Scotch tape; clear adhesive tape
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)
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