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Thai phrases › Hello, Thailand
How to say I (female speakers, or casual)
in Thai
ฉัน
chǎn
I (female speakers, or casual)
chǎn rising
Standard for women. In speech it usually comes out as 'chán' (high tone). Women in formal situations use ดิฉัน (dì-chǎn).
- Part of speech
- pron
- Remember it
- I CHANT my own name: me, me, me!
In a sentence
- ฉันชื่อแอนนาchǎn chûue aen-naaMy name is Anna.
From the same situation: Hello, Thailand
- จิ้งจกhouse gecko
- ตุ๊กแกtokay gecko
- สวัสดีhello
- ครับpolite particle (male speakers)
- ค่ะpolite particle for statements (female speakers)
- คะpolite particle for questions (female speakers)
- ขอบคุณthank you
- ขอโทษsorry
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