If you live in Thailand or have Thai friends, you might wonder how to say ‘Happy Birthday’ in Thai and how Thais celebrate their birthday.
The most important word that you need to know when traveling or living in Thailand is ‘Thank you!‘ as you will find many occasions to thank people and to show your respect and gratitude.
If you are new here in Thailand and started to get interested in learning Thai, you might have wondered whether you should go to a Thai language school or take an online course at home.
Many foreigners have different reasons to learn Thai (e.g. have a Thai partner, work in Thailand and travel for holidays frequently) but some of them might still struggle with how to get started with Thai language as a beginner.
xīn nián kuài lè (新年快乐)
Happy Chinese New Year, everyone!
If you look around, all shopping malls or even local markets are full of deals and promotions to welcome Chinese New Year. Chinese-Thais seem to be very excited about this pleasant time. I am also looking forward to going to China Town or เยาวราช (Yao-wa-rat) for some shopping and Chinese street food.
My first Banana Talks Thai Podcast is finally released to help you learn Thai, and enjoy listening to intersting topics around Thailand. This podcast is an interview of a non-Thai speaker whose story is worth sharing.
