Pronunciation: chue
English: name
Step 2 of 101 · พื้นฐาน · Foundation
Introducing Student A to a neighbor beside the village road in Isan.
Today’s goals
Thai vocabulary
Pronunciation: chue
English: name
Pronunciation: asai yu
English: live
Pronunciation: muban
English: village
Pronunciation: phak isan
English: Isan
Pronunciation: ma chak
English: from
Pronunciation: ni khue
English: this is
Pronunciation: phueanban
English: neighbor
Pronunciation: sami
English: husband
Pronunciation: khu chiwit / khurak
English: partner
Pronunciation: khon rak
English: lover
Pronunciation: uachai
English: heart
Pronunciation: chiwit
English: life
Pronunciation: thuk sing / thuk yang
English: everything
Simple English: all the things
English: Everything is ready.
Thai pattern
Thai pattern: listen to the model, notice the word order, and use it naturally. English reference: My name is… / I live in… / This is…
Thai model sentences
Pronunciation: chan chue Student A
English: My name is Student A.
Pronunciation: chan asai yu nai muban aeng nueng nai isan
English: I live in a village in Isan.
Pronunciation: ni khue sami khong chan
English: This is my classmate.
Pronunciation: chan yu kap thi rak khong chan
English: I live with my love.
Our real-life conversation
Pronunciation: sawatdi khun chue arai
English: Hello. What is your name?
Pronunciation: chan chue Student A
English: My name is Student A.
Pronunciation: chan asai yu nai muban ni
English: I live in this village.
Pronunciation: ni khue sami khong chan che che
English: This is my classmate, Student B.
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Today’s Thai phrase · ประโยควันนี้
เหนื่อยไหม
Pronunciation: enue mai
English: Are you tired?
Use it when: Use this when you want to say “Are you tired?” naturally in everyday conversation.
A short, caring Thai phrase for everyday life together.
Listen to the Thai pronunciation, repeat slowly, and notice how Thai sounds connect in natural speech.