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Although
most Thais in tourist areas will speak English, it will be greatly
appreciated if you try to master a few words of their language, and will
often be received with peels of laughter in a friendly way. Being able to
understand some basic numbers, plus asking how much the price is may also
help your skills in the markets. Thai is a tonal language and according to
the tone, a word can have up to five meanings, The tones are low, middle,
high, falling and rising. The Thai script can also be a little difficult to
understand, it has 44 consonants representing 21 consonant sounds, 32 vowels
with 48 vowel sounds Different signs in Thai script depict which tone your
should be speaking in. Below you will find a few useful words and phrases
for you to try. To be polite, it is usual for a man to finish with the word
KRAB, and the female KA. For example, hello in Thai; for
female Sawasdee Ka, and for the male Sawasdee Krab. You may
also find many different spellings of words throughout different guide
books. This is usual as the Thai language has no direct English
form. Following are some phonetically written words to help you when you
speak Thai.
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