MRT - Mass Rapid Transit

Take a ride on Bangkok’s MRT subway from Huai Khwang Station to Chatuchak Park in this easy Thai lesson! Before boarding, you’ll learn to read the station’s prohibition signs: no pets, no smoking, no large luggage, no food, no balloons, and even no durian! Then follow the whole journey step by step. You’ll buy a token from the staff or the ticket machine, get your change, tap through the gate, wait on the platform, and find the right exit.

Thai Vocabulary:
ห้าม (hâam) – Forbidden / Not allowed
รถไฟฟ้าใต้ดิน (rót fai-fáa tâi din) – Subway / MRT
เหรียญโดยสาร (rǐan dooi-sǎan) – Train token
ตู้ออกบัตร (dtûu òk bàt) – Ticket machine
เงินทอน (ngən thon) – Change (money)
ทางออก (taang òk) – Exit

Learning Thai through real-life situations prepares you for getting around Thailand with confidence. Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

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MRT - Mass Rapid Transit

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