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Learning Thai for travel or study? Let’s try this term:
To say I am hungry in Thai: Hio Khao
Say it out loud: “hee-ew KAO“
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Some more helpful words in our Thai More Dining Basics category:
...some (of) – … Bang (… bahng)
...this/that – Ni/Nan (NEE/NAHN)
all done – Set Laeo (set lay-oh)
another – Ik (eek)
Bon appétit! – Gin Khao! (geen KAO!)
can I have…? – Ao … Dai Mai? (ao ... dai mai?)
can I see…? – Du … Dai Mai? (doo … dai mai?)
Cheers! – Chai Yo! (chai yo!)
Eat! Eat! – Gin Loei! (geen loi!)
I am hungry – Hio Khao (hee-ew KAO)
I am thirsty – Hio Nam (hee-ew nahm)
I ate – Gin Laeo (geen lay-oh)
I would like… – Ao … (ao …)
we ate well! – Gin Di Laeo (geen dee lay-oh)
And here’s how to say I am hungry in other languages!
Arabic–Ana Ja'e' (ana ja heh)
Chinese–Wǒ Èle (Wo Uh Luh)
Croatian–Ja sam gladan (ya sahm glah dun)
Czech–Mám hlad (mahm hlahd)
Finnish–Minulla on nälkä (Mi null lah on nahl kah)
French–J'ai faim (zhay fah)
German–Ich bin hungrig (iHk bin hun grayH)
Italian–ho fame (ōh fah may)
Japanese–Onaka Ga Sukimashita (Oh Nah Kah Gah Soo Kee Mah Shee Tah)
Korean–Baegopayo. (Bae Go Pa Yo.)
Polish–Jestem głodny (Ye'stem glo'dny)
Portuguese–Estou Com Fome (ehs tow kohm fo mee)
Russian–Ya goloden/na (Ya goh lah dyen/nah)
Spanish–tengo hambre (tango ahm bray)
Swahili–nahisi njaa (nah hee see n’jah)
Thai–Hio Khao (hee-ew KAO)
Turkish–i açım (ee ah chim)
Vietnamese–Tôi Đói Bụng (Toy Dawy Boong)
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