THAI LANGUAGE
Thai Language is really not that easy to learn to speak fluently. The pronunciation is challenging for most Western tourists. Learning enough Thai to have simple conversations is really not that difficult. Most Thai people will appreciate you making an effort to communicate with them, and they will forgive you for making small mistakes and will try to help you along. Many of the words in Thai language will include sounds that you are not familiar with, like words that begin with "ng", or rolling "r". This should not intimidate you, if you practice repeating what you hear, you should be OK.I will help you get started with a few common phrases on the topic of flirting and small talk.
COMMON PHRASES
How are you? - Sabai Dee Mai?
Are you hot? - Ron Mai?
Are you cold? - Now Mai?
Are you tired? - Nuay Mai?
Nice weather - Akaat Dee
Very Beautiful - Suay Mak
Very Lovely - Na Rak Mak
Go with you - Bai Duay.
Where are you going? - Bai Nai?
What are you doing? - Tum Arai?
Not Available - Mai Waang.
Are you available? - Waang Mai?
How old are you? - Aar Yu Tao Rai?
Who are you going with? - Bai Kup krai?
How are you getting there? - Nung Rot Arai Bai?
Where do you work? - Tumngan Tee Nai?
Do you have brothers or sisters? - Mee Pee Nong Mai?
What Country do you come from? - Majak Pra Tate Arai?
I come from USA - Majak Sa Haa Rat America.
What time do you finish work? - Tumngan Sit Gee Moong?
Would you like to go for something to eat? - Bai Gin Kao Mai?
Would you like to go with me? - Bai Duay Gun Mai?
Do you stay alone? - Yu Khon Deaw Mai?
I don't like to stay alone - Mai Jop Yu Khon Deaw.
Are you in a relationship? - Mee Faan Liang?
Would you like a drink? - Duerm Arai Mai?
I don't have anything to do - Mai Mee Arai Tum.
Do you have any friends? - Mee Puen Mai?
Do you like to go out? - Jop Bai Teaw Mai?
Do you go out every night? - Bai Teaw Tuk kun Mai?
THAI LANGUAGE TIPS
When you ask a question or make a statement in Thai language, you should always end with "krup" if you are male,and "kaa" if you are female.I have left out pronouns in the above phrases I have given you. The reason for leaving them out is because it will make it easier for you, also these statements are more commonly used in short form without the use of pronouns. It is not the same as English, where if you started talking and you left out pronouns and conjunctions, it would make you sound silly. Thai people commonly communicate with each other using these short phrases, for example when they say " where are you going" ? They say " Bai Nai" ? They never say "Khun Bai Nai" they just leave out the pronoun.