Post Office

Learn how to send letters and parcels at a Thai post office in this practical, easy Thai lesson! Discover the different ways to say what you’re sending, which delivery companies you’ll find in Thailand, and how to buy envelopes and boxes, ask for more tape, write the sender’s and recipient’s addresses, take a queue ticket and pay at the counter. You’ll also find out how to use your tracking number to follow your parcel online.

Thai Vocabulary:
ไปรษณีย์ (bprai-sà-nii) – Post office
พัสดุ (pát-sà-dù) – Parcel
ซองจดหมาย (sɔɔng jòt-mǎai) – Envelope
เทปกาว (théep gaao) – Adhesive tape
ที่อยู่ผู้รับ (thîi-yùu phûu-ráp) – Recipient’s address
เลขติดตามพัสดุ (lêek dtìt-dtaam pát-sà-dù) – Tracking number

A perfect lesson to prepare you for your next trip to the post office in Thailand!

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