Here’s the basic sentence pattern saying ‘I love you’ in Thai. I don’t really recommend using them, but they won’t do you any harm. You’ll probably come across these phrases in textbooks, phrasebooks and other web sites. ฉันĬhoosing the best phrase isn’t always easy. It may take a while sometimes before you can find the answer, but it’s worth the effort. When in doubt, just pay attention to how Thai people talk to each other (in real life as opposed to on tv) and copy what they do. One thing you will notice pretty quickly in Thai is that the pronouns (like ‘I’ and ‘you’) is often dropped. You can either drop the pronoun entirely, or use one of the other choices below. I don’t recommend using this in real life, however if you are male as it can sound a little silly. ฉัน (chan) is generally used as the primary female pronoun, but guys use it in love songs and sometimes on Thai tv and movies. The most common expression you’ll probably encounter for “I love you” in Thai across all forms of media is ฉัน รัก เธอ (chan rak ter). In addition to learning the different Thai phrases for “I love you,” we’ll also introduce some of the more common expressions and useful sentences that use the word “love” which is “rak” or รัก in Thai language. Even if you don’t go very deep into Thai language, learning short phrases like this can really win you some bonus points with your partner.Īside from just knowing how to use and pronounce these Thai phrases correctly, you’ll also hear many of them in Thai songs, Thai soaps and Thai movies. Whether you are studying Thai or just have a significant other that you are trying to impress, you may be interested in learning how to say I love you in Thai. You can click on the blue words and phrases to hear the audio of the Thai word or sentence. The quick answer is: chan rak ter or ฉันรักเธอ, but I’d recommend reading further because in context-light language like Thai, choosing the right words and sentences depends on who is talking as well as who you are talking to.
Royal Institute Dictionary: meanings in Thai.
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