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How to say can I have a helmet, please?
in Thai
ขอหมวกกันน็อกหน่อย
kǎaw mùak-gan-nók nòi
can I have a helmet, please?
Add ครับ (kráp) if you are a man or ค่ะ (kâ) if you are a woman. It makes the sentence polite, and Thais always use it.
Passengers must wear a helmet by law, and Grab riders usually carry a spare. Ask before you get on.
- Where
- grab-bike
- Register
- polite
What they will say back
- นี่ครับnîi krápHere you go.
The culture behind it
CULTURE
Riding Grab Bike like a local
Words inside it
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- ครับpolite particle (male speakers)
- ค่ะpolite particle for statements (female speakers)
- คะpolite particle for questions (female speakers)
- ขอบคุณthank you
- ขอโทษsorry
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