| Useful Thai Phrase: Learning how to express Can and | | | | sentence would mean "You speak language Thai |
| Cannot in ThaiDai means can and Mai dai means | | | | can?"Mai, before a verb = no / do not |
| cannot.To express that you can do something in | | | | After a verb = question markerAs you have |
| Thai, you can use the word "Dai" which means, can. | | | | noticed, mai, when used before a verb, means no or |
| If you would like to express that you can't do | | | | do not. If it is used after a verb, it acts like the |
| something, simply negate the verb dai with "Mai".Dai | | | | Japanese version of ka - a question |
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| Yes, I can.Mai dai krap/ka. | | | | Posted on August 10, |
| No, I can'tIn Thailand, you would use the polite | | | | --------------- |
| particle krap at the end of your sentence if you're | | | | RippaSama is a passionate Thai language lover who |
| male and ka if you're female. The purpose of using | | | | just can't stop learning Thai when he is on fire. If you |
| krap or ka is to make the sentence polite, much like | | | | want to read and learn more about his Thai language |
| Japanese's version of -masu.Let's say you want to | | | | lessons and tips, you can visit ( 2006 - RippaSama. |
| ask someone if he can speak Thai. How would you | | | | You are free to reproduce this article as long as no |
| ask him in Thai?Koon poot passa Thai dai mai? | | | | changes are made, the author's name is retained and |
| Can you speak Thai?Koon is you, Poot means | | | | the link to our site URL remains active. |
| speak, and passa is langauge. Literally, the above | | | | |