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Learn how to talk about your home in Thai in this Easy Thai lesson! Explore different types of houses, count bedrooms, bathrooms and floors, and hear how to describe a home in natural Thai. Then practise everyday requests around the house: locking the doors and windows, closing the curtains, turning the air conditioner up or down, switching the fan between speeds, and changing the TV channel and volume.

Thai Vocabulary:
บ้านเดี่ยว (bâan dìao) – Detached house
ห้องนั่งเล่น (hɔ̂ng nâng lên) – Living room
เครื่องปรับอากาศ (krʉ̂ang bpràp aa-gàat) – Air conditioner
เสียบปลั๊ก (sìap bplák) – Plug in
ถอดปลั๊ก (thɔ̀ɔt bplák) – Unplug

Along the way, you’ll hear how to make polite requests with ...ให้หน่อย (...hâi nɔ̀i), a natural way to ask someone to do something for you. Keep listening and enjoy learning Thai one room at a time!

Beginner Air Conditioning Appliances Car Classifiers Daily Life Doors House Numbers Request Rooms Television Temperature Windows

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