1. Narak (??????

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Narak is a way to say cute in Thai language. You can use this word to describe most
of the things that you think that they are cute � from dresses, animals, persons,
personality and so on.

The word has a wide reach so you don�t have to worry about overusing it. Also,
Narak has no connotation meaning so feel free to say it. Next time when you start
dating Thai lady, you can start with something like Khun Narak Jang meaning you are
so cute!

2. Suay (???)
If you want to compliment someone that she is beautiful, this word will come in
handy. Suay or beautiful is a Thai word used to describe the beauty of a thing or a
person.

This will be the best word option for you to compliment a Thai lady. The word Suay
doesn�t describe the personality of a person � you can say Khun Suay Maak meaning
you are very beautiful or Shud Suay meaning your dress is beautiful.

3. Phorm (???)
This word might be specifically applied to women when it comes to serve as a
compliment word. Phorm or slim is a magic word to praise Thai lady. In some
context, it might not always be a compliment but let say that most of the time, in
normal circumstances such as a reunion of friends and family, this magic word
always does the trick.

You can say Khun Phorm Long meaning you look thinner � it is always a perfect
conversation starter.

4. Hoon Dee (??????)

Another word that can be a perfect way to admire someone is Hoon Dee. This word
means good shape and it can be used to compliment both men and women. You can
simply say Khun Hoon Dee Jang that means you have a great body.

5. Chalard (????)
To say someone is clever in Thai, Chalard is the word to go. You can say Khun
Chalard Maak, meaing � you are very clever. Again, this word can be used for both
female and male.

6. Doo Dek (??????)

Who doesn�t want to look young? So that�s why it is always cheerful if someone
tells you that you look young and age cannot do any harm to you. The word Doo Dek
is a Thai phrase that can roughly translate as looking young and it is sure a word
that can cheer up any genders at any ages. You can say Khun Doo Dek meaning � you
look so young to anyone regardless of their gender as a compliment.

7. Somboonbaeb (??????????)
Somboonbaeb is the Thai word that means perfect. You can use it to compliment
someone that you think that he/she is perfect. It can be used either for
complimenting personality and appearance. For example, Ter Doo Somboonbaeb which
means she looks perfect � this can mean either the speaker refers to her
personality or her look; it depends on the context.

8. Khem Kang (????????)

If you want to compliment someone that he or she is strong, Khem Kang is the word
to express it. This word can be used for both genders and it can also mean strong
in physical strength or mind power. You can say Khao Pen Kon Khem Kang meaning he
is a strong man.
9. Lhor (????)
Up to this point, you might want to know how to compliment handsome guy in Thai,
then Lhor is the word you are looking for. Lhor is a Thai word that means handsome
and it is reserved for complimenting men only. You can�t use this word to
compliment women as it doesn�t make any sense. You can say

10. Jai Dee (????)

If someone is kind to you and you want to let her/him know, in Thai you can simply
say Khun Jai Dee Mak which means you are very kind. The word Jai Dee literally
means good heart, but, in general usage, we roughly translate it as kind.

15 Thai Love Phrases for Romantic Conversations

1. Can I have your telephone number?
Cor ber tho-ra-sap kong khun dai mai khrup/ka?

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� �Cor� (please) goes down in tone. The �ra� in �tho-ra-sap� (telephone) goes up in
tone and the �sap� goes down in tone. �Dai� (can) goes up in tone and �mai� goes
down in tone).

2. Can I call you?

Phom thor haa khun dai mai khrap/ka?

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� Use �Chan� with a downwards tone if you are a woman. �Haa� (call) goes down in
tone, �dai� up in tone and �mai� down in tone).

3. Let's go to eat together

Pai taan khao duai gan na khrub/ka

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� �Pai� (g0) sounds more like �by�/�buy�. �Khaao� (eat) sounds more like �cow� and
goes up in tone. �Duai� (together) goes up in tone. and �na� goes up in tone.

4. Take care of yourself

Duu lae dua-eng duai na khrup/ka

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� This is a little more difficult. �Duulae� Take care) sounds more like �dulair�.
�Duai� goes up in tone, as does �na�).

5. You are beautiful

Khun suu-way jang loei khrup/ka

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� �Suu-way� (beautiful) has a rising tone�.

6. You are handsome

Khun law ka

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� �Law� (handsome) has a low tone and is pronounced more like �loor� than �law�.
7. You have beautiful eyes
Dtar khun suu-way mak khrup/ka

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� �Dtar� (eyes) uses the Thai letter �Dtor dow', which is a kind of mix of the
letter �T' and �D'. However, when writing in phonetic form we tend to use �D'
because it sounds closer to an English �D'. Therefore you may also see �Dtar�
written as �dar/daa�.

8. You have a beautiful/wonderful smile

Khun yim suu-way khrup/ka

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� �Yim� (smile) goes upwards in tone, �suu-way� (beautiful) has a rising tone).

9. I miss you
Khit thueng khun khrup/ka

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� �Khit� has a downward tone.

10. You are cute

Khun naa rak khrup/ka

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� �Naa� (face) rises in tone, as does �rak� (love).

11. You look sexy

Khun duu seksee khrup/ka.

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� �Duu� (look) has a mid tone. �Seksee� sounds just like �sexy� but with the
syllables sustained longer and a rising tone on the last syllable.

12. I really like you

Phom chorp khun mak khrup/ka

??/????? ????????? � ????/???

� If you are female, replace �Phom� with �Chan�.

13. I love you

Phom rak khun khrup/ka (male)

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� Chan rak khun (female)

14. You are special

Khun ben kon pis-ed khrup/ka

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� Exactly as it sounds.

15. I want to be with you forever

Phom dong gaan yuu gap khun da lort bpai khrup/ka

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� �bpai� sounds like by/buy

Note: If you're a woman, always use �chan'. If you're a man, always use �phom'.

??????? (khun lor) -you�re handsome

????????? (khun lor na) - you�re handsome!!
?????????? (khun lor jung) - you�re so handsome~
?????????? (khun lor maak) - you�re very handsome
?????????????? (khun lor maak maak loey) - you�re sooo sooooo handsome!