How To Say I Miss You In Thai Language

To say “I miss you” in Thai, you can simply say “คิดถึง” (pronounced “kit teung”). This word literally means “to think of”, but it is commonly used to express missing someone. There are two ways to say “kit teung” depending on your gender: Male speaker: ผมคิดถึงคุณ (pronounced “pom kit teung khun”) Female speaker: ฉันคิดถึงคุณ (pronounced […]

To say “I miss you” in Thai, you can simply say “คิดถึง” (pronounced
“kit teung”). This word literally means “to think of”, but it is commonly used
to express missing someone.

There are
two ways to say “kit teung” depending on your
gender:

• Male
  speaker: ผมคิดถึงคุณ (pronounced “pom kit teung khun”)
• Female speaker: ฉันคิดถึงคุณ (pronounced “chan kit
  teung khun”)

You can use “kit teung” on its own, or
you can follow it with the person’s name:

• คิดถึง (kit teung) – I miss you.
• คิดถึงคุณ
  (kit teung khun) – I miss you. (formal)
• คิดถึง
  [name] (kit teung [name]) – I miss [name].

Here are some examples of how to use “kit
teung” in a sentence:

• คิดถึงคุณมาก (kit teung khun mak) – I miss you very much.
• คิดถึงตอนที่เราอยู่ด้วยกัน (kit teung ton ti rao yu duay kan) – I miss
  the time when we were together.
• คิดถึงคุณทุกวัน (kit teung
  khun thuk wan) – I miss you every day.
• คิดถึงแม่ (kit teung
  mae) – I miss my mom.
• คิดถึงพ่อ (kit teung pao) – I miss my
  dad.

Thai people often say “kit teung” to each other,
even when they are not separated by a long distance. It is a way to express
their love and affection for each other.