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🇹🇭Can You Name These Thai Dishes in Thai? 🔥

Try to answer first before checking the answers at the end of the post! 😎

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Answers: Thai stir fried rice noodles : pàd-thai , Green Curry :gaeng-kǐaw-wǎan, Hot and sour shrimp soup : tôm-yum-gûng , Papaya Saland : sôm-tam, Stir fried holy basil : pàd-gà-prao , Grilled pork : mǒo-pîng , Mango Sticky Rice : kâao-nǐaw-má-mûang, Northern Thai Curry Noodles : kâao-soi, and Thai Curry Coconut Soup : tôm-kàa-gài

How many dishes did you get right? Please feel free to share your score in the comments 😀

Photos from The Thai Teacher Next Door's post 14/08/2026

🇹🇭 10 Popular Thai Dishes You Should Know

Learn the names of popular Thai dishes in Thai.

Can you pronounce them all?

🍜 1. Thai stir fried rice noodle :pàd-Thai (ผัดไทย)
🍛 2. Green Curry :gaeng-kǐaw-wǎan (แกงเขียวหวาน)
🌶️ 3. Hot and sour shrimp soup :tôm-yum-gûng (ต้มยำกุ้ง)
🥗 4. Papaya Salad :sôm-tam (ส้มตำ)
🍚 5. Fried rice: kâao-pàd (ข้าวผัด)
🍖 6. Stir fried holy basil : kâao-pàd-gà-prao (ผัดกะเพรา)
🍢 7. Grilled pork: mǒo-pîng (หมูปิ้ง)
🥭 8. Mango Sticky Rice : kâao-nǐaw-má-mûang (ข้าวเหนียวมะม่วง)
🍲 9 Northern Thai Curry Noodles : kâao-soi (ข้าวซอย)
🥘10 Thai Chicken Coconut Soup : tôm-kàa-gài (ต้มข่าไก่)

Listen to the pronunciation and practice saying each dish out loud.

🍽️ which dish you have tried?

We will have a fun quiz this Sunday to see how many Thai dish names you can remember!

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Mother's Day in Thailand

Mother's Day in Thailand is celebrated on 12 August every year.

It is the birthday of Queen Sirikit, who is regarded as the mother of the nation.

On this day, many people:
💙 spend time with their mothers
💙 give flowers or gifts
💙 express their love and gratitude

🌼 The jasmine flower is the symbol of Mother's Day in Thailand because it represents a mother's pure and unconditional love.

📝 Thai word of the day:

แม่ (mâe) = Mother

วันแม่ (wan-mâe) = Mother's Day

ดอกมะลิ (dòrk-má-lí) = Jasmine

พวงมาลัย (puang-maa-lai) = garland



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09/08/2026

Friday Thai Quiz!

Choose the correct sentence.

How do you say "I'm hungry in Thai?"

A: ฉันหิว (chán-hěw)
B: ฉันกิน (chán-gin)
C: ฉันไม่หิว (chán-mâi-hěw)

Leave your answer in the comments! Please check your answer at the end of the post. 👇

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✅Answer: A ฉันหิว (chán-hěw) , หิว (hěw) is hungry, กิน (gin) is eat, and ไม่หิว (mâi-hěw) is not hungry.

07/08/2026

หิวไหม? : hěw-mái? (Are you hungry?)

หิวหรือยัง? : hěw-rěu-yang? (Are you hungry yet?)

These are two of the most common questions you'll hear in Thailand.

Let's learn how to use the word 'หิว : hěw (hungry)'

หิว : hěw means hungry

Basic structure : subject + หิว :hěw

Examples :
- ฉันหิว : chán-hěw (I'm hungry).
- เขาหิว : kǎo-hěw (He's hungry).

- คุณหิวไหม?: kun-hěw-mái? (Are you hungry?)
- ฉันหิวมาก : chán-hěw-mâak (I'm very hungry.)

Useful expression: ✨

หิวอะไร? : hěw-à-rai? (What do you feel like eating?)

This is a very common question in everyday Thai conversations.

You can also say หิว: hěw + food to express what you're craving.

✅ หิวข้าว : hěw-kâao (I want to eat meal. / I'm hungry for a meal)
✅ หิวขนม : hěw-kà-nǒm (I feel like to have a snack. / I'm craving something sweet.)

💡 Pronunciation Tip: Written vs. Spoken Thai

In Thai, some words are written one way but pronounced slightly differently in everyday conversation.

1️⃣ ไหม (mǎi) → มั้ย (mái)
Although it's written ไหม, Thai people usually pronounce it as มั้ย in everyday speech.

2️⃣ ฉัน (chǎn) → ชั้น (chán)
Although it's written ฉัน, many Thai speakers pronounce it closer to ชั้น when speaking naturally.

These pronunciation changes are common in spoken Thai, so don't be surprised when Thai people sound different from the written words!

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05/08/2026

อาบน้ำใหญ่ (àab-nám-yài)
Most Thai learners already know that อาบน้ำ : àab-nám means to take a shower or to bathe.
But sometimes Thai people say : ได้เวลาอาบน้ำใหญ่ละ : dâi-way-laa-àab-nám-yài-lá : It's time for a proper shower.
So what is อาบน้ำใหญ่ : àab-nám-yài?
It means s thorough shower, not just a quick rinse.
Usually it includes things like :
* washing your hair 😀
* using soap all over your body 🤨
* brushing your teeth 😁
* apply skincare or lotion afterward 🙂
* including a good skin scrub 😍
A normal อาบน้ำ : àab-nám can simply mean taking a quick shower.
But อาบน้ำใหญ่ : àab-nám-yài means spending more time cleaning yourself properly. 🛀
It's very common expression in everyday Thai conversation.
Question: How often do you 'อาบน้ำใหญ่: àab-nám-yài?' Every day or only a few times a week? 😁
💡 Thai Culture Tip💥😎
Thailand has a tropical climate, so it's hot and humid throughout most of the year. Because of this, it's common for many Thai people to shower at least twice a day—once in the morning before leaving home and again in the evening before bed. A quick rinse is common, but many people also enjoy taking a proper shower, which includes washing their hair and scrubbing their skin.
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02/08/2026

Thai Slang You'll Hear Every Day 🇹🇭
💬 Did you know ... ?
Modern Thai uses many loanwords from English (called คำทับศัพท์ : kam-táb-sàb). Sometimes Thai people use the English word with a Thai pronunciation, and sometimes the meaning changes slightly from the original English.

Learning these words will help you understand everyday conversations, social media, and native speaker much better!

1. มูฟออน (move on)
Meaning
To move on from something, especially after a disappointment, breakup, or difficult situation.

Sample sentence: เขาเลิกกับแฟนมา 6 เดือนแล้ว แต่ยังมูฟออนไม่ได้ : kǎo-lôek-gàb-faen-maa-lâew-hòk-duean, tàe-kào-yang-move-on-mâi-dâi. (He broke up with his girlfriend six months ago, but he still can't move on.):

2. เท (tay)
Meaning
To ditch someone, cancel plans, or suddenly lose interest.

Sample sentence: วันนี้โดนเพื่อนเท : wan-née-don-pûean-tay (My friend canceled on me today.)

3. หาทำ (hǎa-tam)
Meaning
To find something random, unnecessary, or funny to do because you're bored.

Sample sentence: มันอันตรายมาก อย่าหาทำ : man-an-ta-raai-mâak-yàa-hǎa-tam (It's really dangerous. Don't even think about trying it.)
Tip 💡: When Thai people say 'อย่าหาทำ: yàa-hǎa-tam , they usually aren't litterally saying 'Don't find something to do.' Instead, it means : Don't try it, Don't do something silly, Don't do anything that'll get you into trouble.

You will often hear this expression when someone is about to do something dangerous, unnecessary, or a bit ridiculous.

These slang words help you understand how Thai poeple really speak in everyday life. 🇹🇭

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31/07/2026

Friday Quiz!

Many Thai learners worry about tones.....

So let's try a little experiment 🙂

🎧 Listen to the audio and answer this question.

No. 1 : Did I say 'near' or 'far'?
No. 2: Did I say 'near' or 'far'?

Here are the sentences :

No 1: ร้านอาหารอยู่ใกล้ เดินไปได้

A: Near
B: Far

No. 2: โรงแรมอยู่ไกล ต้องนั่งแท๊กซี่ไป
A: Near
B: Far

Which one is 'near' and which one is 'far'?

No cheating! Don't read the comment yet.

I'll post the correct answer in the comment later.



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📍 ที่โรงละครแห่งชาติ 

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#Eventpass #อีเว้นท์พาส #OL_V 31/07/2026

🏛️ Don't miss it! Time to book your tickets!

If you're currently in Thailand and planning to stay until the performance dates, don't miss this incredible opportunity to experience Khon, Thailand's traditional masked dance drama.

Khon is one of Thailand's greatest cultural treasures, combining graceful dance, music, storytelling, and elaborate costumes. It plays an important role in preserving Thai history, literature, and cultural heritage.

Watching a live Khon performance is a truly unforgettable experience. If you're in Thailand during the show dates, you definitely won't regret adding it to your itinerary.

FYI: The National Theatre presents a special Khon (Thai masked dance drama) performance in honor of His Majesty the King. This spectacular production combines a full orchestra, narration, singing, and traditional Thai dance, all enhanced with stunning lighting and sound. It will be performed for one day only, so don't miss this opportunity!

🏛️ Performance: The Auspicious Royal Khon at the National Theatre

📅 Ticket sales open: 31 July 2026 at 9:00 AM

🌐 Book online: https://ntt.finearts.go.th/Showtime/Movie.aspx?id=111

🎟️ Ticket prices: 100 / 120 / 200 / 300 / 400 THB

📅 Performance date: 12 August 2026

🕑 Time: 2:00 PM

📍 Venue: National Theatre

Information provided by the Department of Fine Arts, Ministry of Culture

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29/07/2026

Have you ever been told...

🇹🇭"Thai has FIVE tones. If you say the wrong tone, people won't understand you."

Well... yes and no. 😊

It's true that Thai has five tones, and changing the tone can change the meaning of a word.

But here's something many Thai learners don't hear often:

👉 Tones are important, but context and intention are just as important.

In real life, Thai people don't listen to words in isolation. We listen to the whole situation.

For example:

A: Is there a 7-Eleven nearby? แถวนี้มีเซเว่นอิเลฟเว่นไหมคะ? : tǎew-nêe-mee-seven-eleven-mái-ká?

B: 7-Eleven is near the MRT. เซเว่นอิเลฟเว่นอยู่_____รถไฟใต้ดิน เดินไปได้"

Even if the speaker doesn't pronounce ใกล้ :glâi (near) perfectly, most Thai people will understand that they mean "near" because they also say "You can walk there."

Now compare it with this:

"7-Eleven is far from the MRT, so you need to take a vehicle. เซเว่นอิเลฟเว่นอยู่______จากรถไฟใต้ดิน ต้องนั่งรถไป : seven-eleven-yòo-glai-jàak-ród-fai-tâi-din-tôrng-nâng-ród-pai.

The phrase "You need to take a vehicle: ต้องนั่งรถไป : tôrng-nâng-ród-pai. tells us that the speaker means "far."

This is exactly how communication works.

We don't rely on tones alone.
We use context, common sense, and the speaker's intention to understand each other.

Does that mean you shouldn't learn tones?

Of course not!

Keep practicing your tones—they'll make your Thai clearer and more natural.

But don't wait until your pronunciation is perfect before you start speaking.

🧡 Speak first.
🧡 Improve as you go.
🧡 Let context help you communicate.

That's how real conversations happen.

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