Pronunciation: tua
English: ticket
Step 49 of 101 · ออกเดินทางอย่างพร้อม · Travel
Planning a trip, checking essential documents, and arriving at a hotel.
วางแผนทริป ตรวจเอกสารและของจำเป็น และเข้าพักที่โรงแรม
Today’s goals · เป้าหมายวันนี้
Thai vocabulary · Vocabulary
Pronunciation: tua
English: ticket
Pronunciation: nangsue doenthang
English: passport
Pronunciation: rongraem
English: hotel
Pronunciation: kan chong
English: booking
Pronunciation: samphara
English: luggage
Pronunciation: phaenthi
English: map
Pronunciation: kan doenthang
English: journey
Pronunciation: chut mai plaithang
English: destination
Simple English: the place you are travelling to
English: Chiang Mai is our destination.
Thai pattern · Grammar
Thai pattern: listen to the model, notice the word order, and use it naturally. English reference: We are going to… / We need… / I have booked…
Thai model sentences · Model sentences
Pronunciation: rao cha pai chianghaim duean na
English: We are going to Chiang Mai next month.
Pronunciation: chan chong rongraem laeo
English: I have booked the hotel.
Pronunciation: rao tong mi tua lae samphara
English: We need our tickets and luggage.
Pronunciation: chan mi khwam suk thi dai ruam doenthang kap khun
English: I am happy to share this journey with you.
Our real-life conversation · Our dialogue
Pronunciation: rao mi tua lae khomun chong rongraem mai
English: Do we have the tickets and hotel booking?
Pronunciation: mi yu nai krapao khong chan
English: Yes. They are in my bag.
Pronunciation: laeo samphara kap phaenthi la
English: What about the luggage and map?
Pronunciation: thuk yang phrom laeo ma sanuk kap kan doenthang kan
English: Everything is ready. Let us enjoy the journey.
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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.