How do you say “Are you ok?” and “I love you” in Thai?

2 Answers

• Botsakis G

  1 month ago

  Are you OK?

  Khoon-sabai-dee-mai?.

  I’m OK. (affirmative response)

  Sabai-dee.

  I’m not OK. (negative response).

  Mai-sabai.

  How are you?

  Khoon-sabai-dee-rue?.

  Fine. (affirmative response)

  Sabai-dee.

  Not fine. (negative response).

  Mai-sabai.

  I love you.

  Phom-rak-khoon. (male speaker)

  Chan-rak-khoon (female speaker).

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• Kelly

  1 month ago

  Well, “I love you” is ผมรักคุณ (phom rak khun) when a guy is saying it, and ฉันรักคุณ (chan rak khun) when a girl (such as yourself) is saying it.

  I’m sorry, but I can’t find what “Are you okay?” is in Thai. (Apparently, according to the travel journals I’ve read, they say the English phrase a lot.)

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