Thai Greetings Vocabulary

learning vocabulary games for greetings in Thai

memory wizards iconWelcome to our page on learning Thai greetings! So you've decided to embark on a journey to impress the locals with your impeccable Thai greetings? Well, you're in for a treat! Get ready to dive into the wonderful world of Sawasdee and Khob Khun Kaa, and let's make sure you're not just saying "hello" but creating smiles and laughter wherever you go in the Land of Smiles!

You will find a collection of games below that are designed to assist you in learning the essential language topic of Greetings in Thai. These games are interactive and engaging, allowing you to practice and improve your language skills in a fun and enjoyable way.

Games

  • Study List

    Study List

    An interactive way to learn new words and improve spelling and grammar

  • Vocabulary Flash Cards

    Vocabulary Flash Cards

    These flashcards help you learn and memorize essential vocabulary.

  • Column Match

    Column Match

    Match the word pairs to improve your Thai vocabulary

  • Language Adventure

    Language Adventure

    Complete the Quest! Listen to the English word and find the right Thai word

  • Midnight Linguist

    Midnight Linguist

    Get 10 words before Morning. Listen to the Thai word and click on the right English Word

  • Translation Trek

    Translation Trek

    Get home before dark! Listen to the Thai word and click the Thai word

  • English to Thai Quiz

    English to Thai Quiz

    Test your foreign language knowledge of Thai by playing this illuminating language quiz.

  • Thai Reading Quiz

    Thai Reading Quiz

    Test your Thai reading skills with this enchanting quiz of vocabulary words.

Study Resources

Vocabulary

EnglishThai
Helloสวัสดี
GoodByeลาก่อน
thank youขอบคุณ
you are welcomeไม่เป็นไร
good morningสวัสดีตอนเช้า
good afternoonสวัสดีตอนบ่าย
good nightฝันดี
how are you?เป็นไงบ้าง?
I am fineฉันสบายดี

Quick Facts

  • Thai greetings are an essential part of Thai culture and are often accompanied by a gesture called the wai.
  • The most common greeting in Thai is "Sawasdee," which is used for both hello and goodbye.
  • When greeting someone in Thailand, it is important to use the appropriate level of formality based on the person's status and age.
  • To show respect, it is customary to use the word "khap" if you are a male speaker or "ka" if you are a female speaker at the end of your greeting.
  • In addition to verbal greetings, the wai is a gesture where you press your palms together in front of your chest and bow slightly. The higher your hands are placed, the more respect you are showing.
Index
Scroll to Top