How do you say 'excuse me' in Thai?
'Excuse me' in Thai is 'kǒo-tôot kráp/kâ'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Thailand Language Guide.
The most common questions about Hello & Thank You: Languages of Asia — answered briefly and directly.
'Thank you' in Thai is 'kòp-kun kráp/kâ'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Thailand Language Guide.
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'Excuse me' in Thai is 'kǒo-tôot kráp/kâ'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Thailand Language Guide.
'Yes' in Thai is 'châi kráp/kâ'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Thailand Language Guide.
'No' in Thai is 'mâi châi kráp/kâ'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Thailand Language Guide.
'Goodbye' in Thai is 'laa gòn kráp/kâ'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Thailand Language Guide.
'Hello' in Sinhalese is 'ආයුබෝවන්', pronounced approximately as 'Ayubowan'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'Good morning' in Sinhalese is 'සුබ උදෑසනක්', pronounced approximately as 'Suba Udäsanak'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Sinhalese is 'ස්තූතියි', pronounced approximately as 'Stuthi'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'Thank you very much' in Sinhalese is 'බොහොම ස්තූතියි', pronounced approximately as 'Bohoma Stuthi'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'Please' in Sinhalese is 'කරුණාකරලා', pronounced approximately as 'Karunaakaralaa'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'Yes' in Sinhalese is 'ඔව්', pronounced approximately as 'Ow'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'No' in Sinhalese is 'නැහැ', pronounced approximately as 'Nähä'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Sinhalese is 'සමාවෙන්න', pronounced approximately as 'Samawenna'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'Goodbye' in Sinhalese is 'ගිහින් එන්නම්', pronounced approximately as 'Gihin Ennam'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Sinhalese is 'රසයි!', pronounced approximately as 'Rasayi!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Sri Lanka Language Guide.
'Yes' in Arabic is 'Na'am / Ee'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Dubai & UAE Language Guide.
'No' in Arabic is 'La'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Dubai & UAE Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Arabic is 'Aasif'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Dubai & UAE Language Guide.
'Hello' in Vietnamese is 'Xin chào', pronounced approximately 'Sin tschau'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Vietnam Phrasebook.
'Bye' in Vietnamese is 'Tạm biệt', pronounced approximately 'Tam biet'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Vietnam Phrasebook.
'Thank you' in Vietnamese is 'Cảm ơn', pronounced approximately 'Kam öhn'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Vietnam Phrasebook.
'Yes' in Vietnamese is 'Vâng (N) / Dạ (S)', pronounced approximately 'Vung / Ya'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Vietnam Phrasebook.
'No' in Vietnamese is 'Không', pronounced approximately 'Kohm'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Vietnam Phrasebook.
'Delicious' in Vietnamese is 'Ngon!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Vietnam Phrasebook.
'Cheers' in Vietnamese is 'Một, hai, ba, dô!', pronounced approximately 'Mot, hai, ba, yo!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Vietnam Phrasebook.
'Good morning' in Japanese is 'おはようございます', pronounced approximately 'O-ha-joo go-sai-mass'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Japan Phrasebook.
'Good evening' in Japanese is 'こんばんは', pronounced approximately 'Kon-ban-wa'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Japan Phrasebook.
'Excuse me' in Japanese is 'すみません', pronounced approximately 'Su-mi-ma-sen'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Japan Phrasebook.
'Yes' in Japanese is 'はい', pronounced approximately 'Hai'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Japan Phrasebook.
'No' in Japanese is 'いいえ', pronounced approximately 'I-i-e'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Japan Phrasebook.
'Bye' in Japanese is 'さようなら', pronounced approximately 'Sa-joo-na-ra (formal)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Japan Phrasebook.
'Good night' in Japanese is 'おやすみなさい', pronounced approximately 'O-ja-su-mi na-sai'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Japan Phrasebook.
'Cheers' in Japanese is '乾杯!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Japan Phrasebook.
'Good morning' in Jordanian Arabic is 'Sabah al-Khair', pronounced approximately 'SAba al-CHAIR'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Jordan Phrasebook.
'Good evening' in Jordanian Arabic is 'Masa al-Khair', pronounced approximately 'MAsa al-CHAIR'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Jordan Phrasebook.
'Goodbye' in Jordanian Arabic is 'Ma'a Salama', pronounced approximately 'MA-a saLAma'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Jordan Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Jordanian Arabic is 'Shukran', pronounced approximately 'SHUKran'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Jordan Language Guide.
'Thank you very much' in Jordanian Arabic is 'Shukran Jazilan', pronounced approximately 'SHUKran dschaSIlan'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Jordan Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Jordanian Arabic is 'Afwan / Samahni', pronounced approximately 'AFwan / saMACHni'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Jordan Language Guide.
'How are you' in Jordanian Arabic is 'Kif halak? (m) / Kif halik? (f)', pronounced approximately 'KIF HALak / KIF HALik'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Jordan Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Jordanian Arabic is 'Tayyib!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Jordan Language Guide.
'Goodbye' in Khmer is 'Lia haey (Lia häi)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Khmer is 'Aw-kun (Orkun)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
'Thank you very much' in Khmer is 'Aw-kun ch'raan'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
'Yes' in Khmer is 'Baat (for men) / Jaa (for women)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
'No' in Khmer is 'Ot te (Ot teh)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Khmer is 'Som toh'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
'How are you' in Khmer is 'Sok sabay te? (Sok sa-bai teh?)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Khmer is 'Ch'ngany! (Tschng-anyi!)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
'Cheers' in Khmer is 'Choul muoy! (Tschul moi!)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Cambodia Language Guide.
'Hello' in Dhivehi is 'Assalaamu alaikum', pronounced approximately 'As-sa-laa-mu a-lai-kum'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'How are you' in Dhivehi is 'Haalu kihineh?', pronounced approximately 'Haa-lu ki-hi-ne?'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Dhivehi is 'Shukuriyaa', pronounced approximately 'Schu-ku-ri-jaa'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'Please' in Dhivehi is 'Aharenge', pronounced approximately 'A-ha-ren-ge'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'Yes' in Dhivehi is 'Aan'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'No' in Dhivehi is 'Noon', pronounced approximately as 'Nuun'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Dhivehi is 'Ma-aafu kurey', pronounced approximately as 'Maa-fu ku-re'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'Goodbye' in Dhivehi is 'Vakivelan', pronounced approximately as 'Wa-ki-we-lan'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'Good morning' in Dhivehi is 'Baajjaveri hendhuneh', pronounced approximately as 'Baa-dscha-we-ri hen-du-ne'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'Good night' in Dhivehi is 'Baajjaveri reygandeh', pronounced approximately as 'Baa-dscha-we-ri ree-gan-de'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Dhivehi is 'Meeriu!', pronounced approximately as 'Mii-ri-u!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Maldives Language Guide.
'Yes' in Hindi is 'हाँ', pronounced approximately as 'Haan'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the India Language Guide.
'No' in Hindi is 'नहीं', pronounced approximately as 'Nahin'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the India Language Guide.
'Please' in Hindi is 'कृपया', pronounced approximately as 'Kripya'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the India Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Hindi is 'धन्यवाद', pronounced approximately as 'Dhanyavaad (or simply: Shukriya)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the India Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Hindi is 'माफ़ कीजिए', pronounced approximately as 'Maaf kiijiye'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the India Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Hindi is 'बहुत अच्छा!', pronounced approximately as 'Bahut accha!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the India Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Filipino/Tagalog is 'Salamat', pronounced approximately as 'Sa-la-mat'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Philippines Language Guide.
'Thank you very much' in Filipino/Tagalog is 'Maraming salamat', pronounced approximately as 'Ma-ra-ming sa-la-mat'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Philippines Language Guide.
'Hello' in Filipino/Tagalog is 'Kamusta?', pronounced approximately as 'Ka-mus-ta'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Philippines Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Filipino/Tagalog is 'Masarap!', pronounced approximately as 'Ma-sa-rap'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Philippines Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Filipino/Tagalog is 'Pasensya na', pronounced approximately as 'Pa-sen-sja na'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Philippines Language Guide.
'Hello' in Bahasa Malaysia is 'Hai / Helo', pronounced approximately as 'Hai / He-lo'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Malaysia Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Bahasa Malaysia is 'Terima kasih', pronounced approximately as 'Te-ri-ma ka-seh'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Malaysia Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Bahasa Malaysia is 'Maaf', pronounced approximately as 'Ma-af'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Malaysia Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Bahasa Malaysia is 'Sedap!', pronounced approximately 'Se-dap'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Malaysia Language Guide.
'Hello' in Bahasa Indonesia is 'Halo', pronounced approximately 'Hallo'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Indonesia Language Guide.
'Good morning' in Bahasa Indonesia is 'Selamat pagi'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Indonesia Language Guide.
'Good day' in Bahasa Indonesia is 'Selamat siang'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Indonesia Language Guide.
'Good evening' in Bahasa Indonesia is 'Selamat malam'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Indonesia Language Guide.
'Goodbye' in Bahasa Indonesia is 'Sampai jumpa', pronounced approximately 'Sampai dschumpa'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Indonesia Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Bahasa Indonesia is 'Terima kasih', pronounced approximately 'Terima kassi'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Indonesia Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Bahasa Indonesia is 'Maaf', pronounced approximately 'Ma-af'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Indonesia Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Bahasa Indonesia is 'Enak!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Indonesia Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Nepali is 'Dhanyabad', pronounced approximately 'Dan-ja-bad'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Nepal Language Guide.
'Thank you very much' in Nepali is 'Dherai dhanyabad', pronounced approximately 'De-rai dan-ja-bad'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Nepal Language Guide.
'Please' in Nepali is 'Kripaya', pronounced approximately 'Kri-pa-ja'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Nepal Language Guide.
'Goodbye' in Nepali is 'Namaste / Pheri bhetaula', pronounced approximately 'Na-ma-ste / Fe-ri be-tau-la (= Until we meet again)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Nepal Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Nepali is 'Maaf garnuhos', pronounced approximately 'Maaf gar-nu-hos'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Nepal Language Guide.
'Good morning' in Arabic is 'Sabah al-Khair', pronounced approximately 'SAba al-CHAIR'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Oman Language Guide.
'Good evening' in Arabic is 'Masa al-Khair', pronounced approximately 'MAsa al-CHAIR'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Oman Language Guide.
'Bye' in Arabic is 'Ma'a Salama', pronounced approximately 'MA-a saLAma'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Oman Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Arabic is 'Shukran', pronounced approximately 'SHUKran'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Oman Language Guide.
'How are you' in Arabic is 'Kif halak? (m) / Kif halik? (f)', pronounced approximately 'KIF HALak / KIF HALik'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Oman Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Arabic is 'Ladhidh!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Oman Language Guide.
'Hello' in Korean is '안녕하세요', pronounced approximately 'An-nyeong-ha-se-yo'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Korea Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Korean is '감사합니다', pronounced approximately 'Gam-sa-ham-ni-da'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Korea Language Guide.
'Excuse me' in Korean is '죄송합니다', pronounced approximately 'Choe-song-ham-ni-da'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Korea Language Guide.
'Yes' in Korean is '네', pronounced approximately 'Ne'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Korea Language Guide.
'No' in Korean is '아니요', pronounced approximately 'A-ni-yo'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Korea Language Guide.
'Delicious' in Korean is '맛있어요!', pronounced approximately 'Ma-shi-sseo-yo!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Korea Language Guide.
'Hello' in Lao is 'Sabaidee (Sa-bai-dii)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Laos Language Guide.
'Goodbye' in Lao is 'La gon (La goon)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Laos Language Guide.
'Thank you' in Lao is 'Khop chai (Kop tschai)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Laos Language Guide.
'Thank you very much' in Lao is 'Khop chai lai lai (Kop tschai lai lai)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Lao Phrasebook.
'Yes' in Lao is 'Jao (Dschau)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Lao Phrasebook.
'No' in Lao is 'Bo (Boh)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Lao Phrasebook.
'Excuse me' in Lao is 'Kho thot (Koh toht)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Lao Phrasebook.
'How are you' in Lao is 'Sabaidee bo? (Sa-bai-dii boh?)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Lao Phrasebook.
'Delicious' in Lao is 'Sep lai! (Sep lai!)'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Lao Phrasebook.
'Cheers' in Lao is 'Nyok! or Tam keo!'. More words and phrases for your trip can be found in the Lao Phrasebook.
'How are you?' in Thai is 'sa-bai-dii mái?', the response 'I am fine' is 'sa-bai-dii'. More information can be found in the Thailand Language Guide.
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