Episode 23: We will take you out for lunch. Since the best Thai food is on the street , this episode we will show you how to order street food like a Thai. Plus, the top2 most ordered dishes among Thais.
One of the great things about living in Thailand is the FOOD!
Thai food is world renowned and varied. There is sour, sweet, salty, savory and just plain.
Here are the vocabulary and useful sentences mentioned in this episode.
พี่ดา
pêe daa
sister Daa
พี่/pêe / sister,brother
ดา/ daa/The lady’s name
อาหารตามสั่ง
aa-hăan dtaam sàng
food made to order
อาหาร /aa hăan/ food
ตาม dtaam/ according to
สั่ง/ sàng/order
ก๋วยเตี๋ยว
gŭay-dtĭeow/Noodle soup
เย็นตาโฟรสเด็ด
yen dtaa foh rót dèt
Tasty “Yen-Dta-Fo” soup
เย็นตาโฟ/Yen-Dta-Fo/ noodle soup with pink sauce
รส/rót/flavor ; taste
เด็ด/dèt/excellent ; superb
กินอะไร
gin a-rai kâ
what (would you like to) eat ?
กิน/gin/eat
อะไร/a-rai/what
เอาผัดคะน้าหมูกรอบ
ao pàt ká náa mŏo gròp kâ
(I’ll) take stir-fried Chinese kale (with) crispy pork
เอา/ao /to take
ผัด/pàt /stir-fried
คะน้า/ká náa /Chinese kale
หมู/mŏo /pork
กรอบ/gròp /crispy,crunchy
ไข่ดาวไหม
kài daao măi
(would you like) fried egg?
ไข่/kài/egg
ดาว/daao/star
ไหม/măi/question particle
ไข่ดาวด้วย
kài daao dûay
(I’d like) fried egg as well
ไข่ดาว/kài daao/fried egg
ด้วย/dûay/as well,also
เอากะเพราหมู
ao gà prao mŏo
(I’ll)take pork with basil
เอา/ao /to take
กะเพรา/gà prao/basil
หมู/mŏo /pork
ไม่เอาไข่ดาว
mâi ao kài daao
(I) don’t want fried egg
ไม่/mâi/no, not
เอา/ao/to take
ไข่ดาว/kài daao/fried egg
เจ้า
jâo/yes/used by a lady,spoken in Northern Thailand
Equivalence to ค่ะ/kâ
เผ็ดได้เนอะ
pèt dâai ná
(you)can (eat) spicy, right?
เผ็ด/pèt/spicy
ได้/dâai/can, be able to
เนอะ/particle used seeking agreement
เก็บตังค์
gèp dtang
(would like to) pay
เก็บ/gèp/collect ; gather
ตังค์/dtang/money
นี่อะไร
nêe a-rai ká
what is this?
นี่/nêe/this
อะไร/a-rai/what
อร่อยมากๆ
a-ròi mâak mâak
very delicious
อร่อย/a-ròi/delicious
มาก/a-ròi/a lot
ๆ/mái yá mók/repetition symbol
Bonus, Mia will show you how to eat sticky rice Thai style
What’s your favorite Thai dish?
Do you eat Thai food everyday?
Can you make Thai food?
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Until next time, enjoy!
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Sawattdii Krap, How do you say in Thaï language when you order some food in the street that you would like to take away. Khop kun Krap.
Hi Auther!
Great suggestions!You’re totally right! Thanks for such an amazing post about food.
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