How To Order Beer In Thai Language

Here’s a guide on how to order beer in Thai langu […]

Here’s a guide on how to order beer in Thai language:

Ordering a specific beer:

1. ขอ (khor): This is a polite way to ask for something. It’s similar to saying “I’ll have a…” in English.

   

2. เบียร์ (bia): This means “beer” in Thai.

   

3. (Beer brand name): Specify the brand of beer you want, such as Singha, Chang, or Leo.

   

4. (Quantity): Indicate the number of beers you want. For example, “หนึ่ง (nueng)” for one, “สอง (song)” for two, and so on.

5. กระป๋อง (kraphong): This means “can” in Thai. Use this if you want a canned beer.

6. ขวด (khuat): This means “bottle” in Thai. Use this if you want a bottled beer.

Examples:

• ขอเบียร์สิงห์หนึ่งขวด (khor bia sing nueng khuat): “I’ll have one bottle of Singha beer.”

• ขอเบียร์ช้างสองกระป๋อง (khor bia chang song kraphong): “I’ll have two cans of Chang beer.”

Common phrases:

• มีเบียร์อะไรบ้างคะ (mee bia arai bang ka): “What beers do you have?” (polite form for females)

• มีเบียร์อะไรบ้าง (mee bia arai bang): “What beers do you have?” (general form)

• เย็นๆ หน่อยค่ะ (yen yen noy ka): “Please give me a cold one.” (polite form for females)

• เย็นๆ หน่อย (yen yen noy): “Please give me a cold one.” (general form)

• สดค่ะ (sot ka): “I’d like a draft beer, please.” (polite form for females)

• สด (sot): “I’d like a draft beer, please.” (general form)

Additional tips:

• ใช้ภาษากลาง (chai pasa klang): Speak in Central Thai, the standard dialect of Thai, which is understood nationwide.

• พูดช้าๆ (pood cha cha): Speak slowly and clearly to ensure proper pronunciation and comprehension.

• ยิ้มแย้มแจ่มใส (yim yim jaem sai): Smile and be polite. Thais appreciate friendly gestures and a positive attitude.

With these phrases and tips, you’ll be able to confidently order beer in Thai language and enjoy your time in the Land of Smiles.