Hello everyone, welcome back to my channel. It's Shelby from one Thai with Shelby. Today we are going to learn about the top 20 Thai phrases. Remember, these phrases are informal. So you can use them in casual situations, but if you want to make them a little bit less casual, you can add cup and cup at the end of every phrase. Again, they are not rude or unfately. It's just the way that native speakers speak. So let's begin. Number one. Né non. Né non. Né non means of course. You can use it to imply your answer when responding to a question. Instead of saying Thai, you can use Né non. Top, to learn, Né non. Né non. Tham rai. Tham rai. But most of the time you will hear Tham rai. They are the same word. So don't get confused. It's a real form of Tham rai, which literally means what are you doing? We ask this question a lot in a conversation, especially during a set. Pai Nai. Pai Nai. Where are you going? This one is just like the previous one. It's taught for Tham rai Nai. Or if you learn Thai in a school, they will teach you kun ta. Pai Nai. But in reality, no one says it like that. We shorten it to pai Nai. Pai Nai ka. Pai Nai ka. This phrase can be used as a greeting. If you see your coworker during your lunch break in the lift, you can simply ask pai Nai. And this question doesn't really need an answer. It's just like when you ask how are you in English. Number four. My son means I don't care. It's a reduced form of my son, which literally means I'm not interested. But when we say my son, it means I don't care. It's not a strong or harmful phrase. For example, I don't care. Tham, Sa, Bai. Tham Sa Bai. If you translate directly, Tham means to follow. Sa Bai means comfortable. Follow your comfort. Nope. For example, if someone invites you to join them for a meal, this is Thai culture. You can say Tham Sa Bai, which means no thanks and good in this case. But if you invite someone to your place, so now it means make yourself at home. You can say Tham Sa Bai Nai ka. Tham Sa Bai ka. Or another situation is someone tells you that they are doing something and they might be late. You can say Tham Sa Bai to them, which means take your time. Number six. Yindi. Yindi. You're welcome. If someone says thank you to you, you can respond with Yindi. My penray. My penray. This is another way of responding when someone says thank you to you. It can also be used when someone says sorry or apologize to you. Kautot ka. My penray. My penray. Meaning it's okay all. Never mind. A. Rai. Go. Die. A. Rai. Go. Die. If someone asks you to make a decision, but you don't mind either way. You can say a. Rai. Go. Die. Yenniya kiena rai. A. Rai. Go. Die. Yenniya kiena rai. A. Rai. Go. Die. Kee. Mung. Liao. Kee. Mung. Liao. What Tham is it now? Rueng. Lek. Rueng Lek. This phrase can be used when someone says thank you or sorry to you. It means it's not a big deal. Kaut kunthi choy na. Kaut kunthi choy na. Kha. Thank you for helping me. Rueng Lek. Rueng Lek. It's not a big deal. Liao. Kte. Kkan. Liao. Kte. Kkan. Kha. Means see you later. Not. Liao. Popkain mai. Or lah. Korn. Forget those phrases that you have been taught in a school or by Google translate. We don't use any of those. If you haven't watched my video about five things native speaker, never say click on the right corner to check it out. Fandi. Fandi. Fandi. Fandi ka. Fandi ka. Means good night. Thiao hai sa nook. Thiao hai sa nook means enjoy your trip or have fun. When your friends go on a trip, you can wish them well by saying Thiao hai sa nook na. Thiao hai sa nook na. Or if your girlfriend is having a girls night out. You can say Thiao hai sa nook na to her. If you would tell in Thai, it could mean hang out night party or try with a Lisa. Duntang plot pie. Duntang plot pie have a safe trip. This phrase can be used in any situation that is relevant to traveling. Whether it be short or long distance, by bus, car or airplane. So Duntang plot pie means have a safe drive, have a safe flight or have a safe trip. Bap nung means once again. If someone interrupts you while you are doing something, you can say Bap nung means with a moment please, one second please. Bap nung. Bap nung biotokla. Bap nung. Ya, ya, ya. This one is kind of slang. If someone tells you something that is exaggerate or they are overacting, you can say Ya, ya, to them. It also means don't be hard to please. And it can be short and it can be short. Ya, ya. I don't like this one. I don't like that one. Simply say Ya, ya, ya. Jing, rar, Jing, rar, really. I have a fan. Jing, rar, really? Mai, khao, zhai. Mai khao, zhai. I don't understand. Puthai, I don't understand. Mai khao, zhai. Jing, Jing, Jing, Jing, Jing. This one is the answer when someone asks you, Jing, rar. Respond with Jing, Jing meaning yes. I mean it. It's absolutely true. The last one, Puth, Lin, Puth Lin, is just kidding. I want it a lot. Just kidding. 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