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* ทาน (taan) is a slightly more polite/formal word for “to eat” in Thai.

ทานข้าวรึยัง (taan khaao rue yang) – Have you eaten yet?*.สวัสดี ครับ / ค่ะ (sawat-dee + khrap/kha) – Hello + (male/female polite particle).Google is getting better at recognizing what’s actually used as opposed to what the top websites might tell you.ĭon’t use SA-WAT-DEE-TAWN-CHAO Formal Thai for “Good Morning” Part 2: (What Thai people REALLY say) - Examples: If you use it (especially ah-roon-sa-wat), you will probably get a laugh or a smile so there may be some value in learning these 2 Thai phrases just to get a reaction out of people. * Disclaimer: We mention these phrases, because it’s the only way to rank this page high enough on Google that you will ever see it, but I will stress that Thai people don’t say these 2 phrases and neither should you. How to Say Good Morning in Thai Formal Thai for “Good Morning” Part 1: (What Thai language books and other websites tell you to say…) - Examples: Be sure to read to the end as that’s where the most common phrases are. If you want to know how Thai people say good morning to each other at different times of the day, below are both the formal and informal phrases you’ll come across either in book, classes or other websites. However, you may hear them on Thai dramas or in Thai movies, so it’s ok to learn it.

While Thai language has a couple phrases that are similar to “good morning,” “good afternoon,” and “good night,” Thai people do not commonly use these very much in daily life. Many cultures use different greetings depending on the time of day.