Thai Ways to Cool Down your Body During a Hot Day

Thailand is known for its heat, so how do Thai people stay cool? In this lesson, you’ll discover 10 ways Thai people beat the heat. These range from homes built to let air flow through and light-coloured clothing to cooling powder, cold towels from convenience stores, and iced drinks. You’ll also learn about Thailand’s seasons, the difference between sipping, drinking and gulping water, and some important safety tips for hot days.

Thai Vocabulary:
คลายร้อน (klaai rɔ́ɔn) – To relieve the heat / cool down
จิบน้ำ (jìp náam) – To sip water
กระดก (grà-dòk) – To gulp / knock back
แป้งเย็น (bpɛ̂ɛng yen) – Cooling powder
ผ้าเย็น (pâa yen) – Cold towel
ฤดูร้อน (rʉ́-duu rɔ́ɔn) – Hot season

Learning about everyday Thai life helps you understand the culture behind the language. Stay cool, and enjoy your Thai journey!

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Thai Ways to Cool Down your Body During a Hot Day

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