Repair Shop

Find out where to go in Thailand when something breaks! In this lesson, you’ll learn the difference between a ร้านซ่อม (repair shop) and an อู่ (garage), and how to ask where to get your phone, TV, fan, computer, motorcycle or car fixed. You’ll also learn how to describe common vehicle problems, like a flat tire, brakes that won’t hold, a dead battery or running out of fuel, plus a handy tip for when your scooter won’t start.

Thai Vocabulary:
ร้านซ่อม (ráan sɔ̂ɔm) – Repair shop
อู่ซ่อมรถ (ùu sɔ̂ɔm rót) – Car garage
ยางแบน (yaang baen) – Flat tire
สตาร์ทไม่ติด (sà-dtáat mâi dtìt) – Won’t start

Learning practical Thai for everyday situations helps you feel confident when things go wrong. Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

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Repair Shop

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