Easy Thai Learning – Michael Leng’s Free Guide

Learning Thai isn’t just about asking for directions or ordering food—sometimes you want to express care, empathy, and social values. Today, we’ll explore a powerful and meaningful phrase in Thai:  🍽️ “No one should be hungry.” You’ll learn this phrase through natural conversations, with translations, pronunciation guides, grammar notes, and mini quizzes to help you speak Thai clearly and confidently. 🗣️ Dialogue 1: Talking About Helping Others สถานการณ์: James is talking to his Thai friend Nam about volunteering. James: ฉันอยากช่วยคนที่ไม่มีอาหารกิน🍜 chǎn yàak chûai kon thîi mâi mii aa-hǎan gin I want to help people who have no food to eat. Nam: ใช่เลย ไม่มีใครควรจะหิว châi loei. Exactly. No one should be hungry. James: พูดอย่างนี้เป็นภาษาไทยว่าอะไรนะ? phûut yàang níi pen phaasǎa Thai wâa à-rai ná? How do you say that in Thai? Nam: ไม่มีใครควรจะหิว หรือจะพูดว่า "ไม่ควรมีใครต้องหิว" ก็ได้ mâi mii krai khuan jà hǐw / mâi khuan mii krai t̂̂xng hǐw You ca...

Welcome back to Easy Thai Learning – Michael Leng’s Free Guide ! Have you ever encountered someone in Thailand (or anywhere, really!) who seems incredibly friendly to your face, but then you hear they've said something completely different behind your back? Or perhaps you've seen a situation where actions simply don't match words? Well, there's a perfect Thai phrase for that, and it's quite descriptive: หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก (nâa wâi lăng lɔ̀ɔk). This phrase captures a very common human behavior – hypocrisy or being two-faced . But beyond just the literal translation, understanding when and how to use this phrase (and what it truly implies in Thai culture) is key to sounding more natural and comprehending real-life conversations. In this guide, we'll break down หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก step-by-step, making it easy for anyone interested in learning Thai to grasp this fascinating and useful expression. Let's dive in! What Does หน้าไหว้หลังหลอก Truly Mean? 🤔 Let's ...