Loy Krathong Day - Thai Thai Series

Loy Krathong is one of Thailand's most beautiful festivals—but do you know the real meanings behind it? In this lesson, you'll discover the different beliefs associated with Loy Krathong, from expressing gratitude to the water, paying respect to the Buddha's footprint, and letting go of bad luck, to honoring Phra Upakhut. Through these stories, you'll gain a deeper understanding of Thai culture, Buddhism, and traditional beliefs.

Vocabulary:

ลอยกระทง (loi gra-thong) – Loy Krathong Festival; to float a krathong
สะเดาะเคราะห์ (sa-dòr-khrɔ́) – to ward off bad luck
พระพุทธบาท (phrá phút-thá-bàat) – the Buddha's footprint

Keep listening, enjoy the lesson, and deepen your understanding of Thai language through the traditions and beliefs that shape Thai culture.

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Loy Krathong Day - Thai Thai Series

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