Thai language

A simple overview of Thai writing, with charts of 44 consonants, 32 traditional vowel forms and all five tones.

ได้, เป็น, ไหว or สามารถ? Four ways to say “can” in Thai, with simple examples for possibility, skills and having enough energy.

Meet Thai digits ๐–๙: where you may see them, and why familiar Arabic digits 0–9 are more common in everyday life.

ครับ, ค่ะ and คะ: a tiny guide to polite Thai endings, with simple greetings and the difference between statements and questions.

What are Thai counting words? A quick guide to the word order, with five everyday classifiers and simple example sentences.

Paa can mean throw, forest, auntie or dad — the tone makes the difference. Meet all five Thai tones in one tiny example.