'Rak' means "Preserve or Conserve ". The original word is "Anurak".
Sometimes you hear "Rak Look" which means "To preserve the World"
"Rak Sing-waet-lorm" means "To preserve environment"
or "Rak sook-ka-parp" means "To keep healthy".
Mostly it used for campaign.
So "Rak Pasa" means "To preserve the Language".
Also "Rak" means "Love". It has the same pronunciation, but different writing.
Let's learn some phrase about love.
"pom rak kun" (I love you that's used by a man.)
"chan rak kun" (I love you that's used by a woman.)
"rao rak grung-tayp laeh mue-ang Thai" (We love Bangkok and Thailand.)
Let's know writing way of "Rak"
อนุรักษ์ (A-nu-rak = To preserve or conserve)
รักษ์ (Rak = To preserve or conserve)
รักษา (Rak-saa = To keep or preserve)
รัก (Rak = Love)
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Monday, August 4, 2008
Why should you learn Thai language?
Because it makes your life easier when you stay in Thailand.
One of my students told me about his feeling that is "It's embarrassing."
He have been here over 10 years, but he can speak a little Thai language.
"It's not too late to learn language." I said to him one day.
"Let's study writing and reading Thai language because it's going to work
for someone doesn't like to speak Thai language." I suggested him.
After 2 months of learning writing and reading he can read and write Thai.
It's good way to learn this way as well because after he can read and write
he can study speaking from Thai alphabet. It works.
One of my students told me about his feeling that is "It's embarrassing."
He have been here over 10 years, but he can speak a little Thai language.
"It's not too late to learn language." I said to him one day.
"Let's study writing and reading Thai language because it's going to work
for someone doesn't like to speak Thai language." I suggested him.
After 2 months of learning writing and reading he can read and write Thai.
It's good way to learn this way as well because after he can read and write
he can study speaking from Thai alphabet. It works.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
How to say days in Thai language?
wan aa-tit = Sunday
wan-jan = Monday
wan-ang-kaan = Tuesday
wan-put = Wednesday
wan-pa-rue-hat = Thursday
wan-suk = Friday
wan-sao = Saturday
wan a-rai? = What day?
wan-jan = Monday
wan-ang-kaan = Tuesday
wan-put = Wednesday
wan-pa-rue-hat = Thursday
wan-suk = Friday
wan-sao = Saturday
wan a-rai? = What day?
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Let's learn how to count a number in Thai Language
1- nueng
2- song
3- saam
4- see
5- haa
6- hok
7-jet
8-bpaet
9-gao
10-sip
11-sip et
12-sip song
'
'
20- yee sip
21-yee sip et
22-yee sip song
'
'
30 saam sip
And you can put 4-9 in fron of sip
100- (nueng) roi
and you can put 2-9 in stead of nueng, ok?
Enjoy!!!
2- song
3- saam
4- see
5- haa
6- hok
7-jet
8-bpaet
9-gao
10-sip
11-sip et
12-sip song
'
'
20- yee sip
21-yee sip et
22-yee sip song
'
'
30 saam sip
And you can put 4-9 in fron of sip
100- (nueng) roi
and you can put 2-9 in stead of nueng, ok?
Enjoy!!!
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
How to say "thank you" in Thai language?
"kawhp-kun" and
"kawhp-jai" to someone who's younger or lower in position.
Greeting in Thai Language
" sa-wat-dee" used for greeting to everybody and can use
from morning to night time and include when you want to say
goodbye to someone as well.
For male, you should put "krap" at the end for being polite and
for female, you should put "ka" at the end of the word.
from morning to night time and include when you want to say
goodbye to someone as well.
For male, you should put "krap" at the end for being polite and
for female, you should put "ka" at the end of the word.
SAWATDEE KHA! HELLO KHA! KONICHIWA KHA!
Hi Everyone, I am a Thai teacher in Bangkok. I've decided to start this blog to share information on learning Thai language and culture as well as life in Thailand. I hope its helpful for you.
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