Many people have contacted me lately asking questions about ‘requesting’ in Thai. There are a number of different ways to ask for something.
To provide a full explanation I have posted Chapter 8 of my Speak Thai Course to help you understand the in’s and out’s of requesting in Thai language.
Getting Started : The two PDF Worksheets are the same however one includes transliteration and the other is a Thai only version for those who can already read Thai script. Download your worksheet and follow along with the audio. Once you have studied the worksheets move onto the quizzes to test your Thai!
The homework and quizzes have been developed to provide you feedback on the five main language learning factors; Listening and pronunciation skills, Vocabulary and structure accuracy, Function, Fluency and Principles.
If you have any further questions feel free to contact me via my Facebook Page. Oh, and if you like my materials and want to learn more, check out my Speak Thai Course here that includes lots more interactive materials and detailed worksheets.
Please note, if you are a beginner learner I highly recommend learning with native speakers who can correct your pronunciation, provide feedback and answer your questions.
(Context: The speaker is talking to a moderately elder person.)
Pêe
Chûee
À-rai?
Ká
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Question 12 of 19
12. Question
Category: Vocabulary & Structure Accuracy
Construct a sentence with the words given.
= And you? What is your name?
(Context: The speaker is talking to a moderately younger person.)
Láew
Nórng
Chûee
À-rai?
Krúb
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Question 13 of 19
13. Question
Category: Vocabulary & Structure Accuracy
Construct a sentence with the words given.
= Where is your house?
(Context: The speaker is talking to an considerably elder man.)
Bâan
(Kŏrng)
Loong
Yùu
Têe~Năi?
Ká
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Question 14 of 19
14. Question
Category: Vocabulary & Structure Accuracy
Construct a sentence with the words given.
= My house is in Bangkok.
(Context: The speaker is a middle age man and talking to an considerably younger person.)
Bâan
(Kŏrng)
Loong
Yùu
Têe
Groong-tê_b
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Question 15 of 19
15. Question
Category: Function
What are the three functions for the words; ‘Pêe, Nórng, Loong, Bpâa, Nâa, Aa, Dtaa, and Yaay’ ?
Select the three correct answers;
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Question 16 of 19
16. Question
Category: Fluency
True or False: When speaking Thai, you must consider the age of the people you are talking with in order to address them correctly.
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Question 17 of 19
17. Question
Category: Fluency
True or False: In Thai language, even if the person you are talking with is not a relative, would you still address them with family words like ‘Pêe, Nórng, Loong, Bpâa, Nâa, Aa, Dtaa, and Yaay’?
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Question 18 of 19
18. Question
Category: Fluency
True or False : Thais address people who are not related to them with relative words like ‘Luung, Bpaa, etc.’ because it is a custom and belief that everyone in the nation is one big family.
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Question 19 of 19
19. Question
Category: Principles
In the sentence ‘ Mái Mài Mâi Mâi Măi?’ , How many different words are there?
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Listen to the audio and select the correct English translation
