Krua Thai In Ravenna (2024)

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What does krua mean in Thai? ›

"Krua" means "Kitchen" in Thai.

This word is used as a title before a person's name, though it isn't gender specific. It's viewed as a polite way to address someone. For instance, if you wanted to get a waiter's attention at a restaurant, you could say “khun ka” (if you're female) or “khun khap” (if you're a male).

In Thai, the phrase "Mai mai mai mai mai" means “New wood doesn't burn, does it?”—each "mai" is given a different tone when read aloud.

If you are from a Thai family, It's 'พ่อ' (Pho) for calling dad, and 'แม่' (Mae) for calling mom. There are many local languages in Thailand, so to call their parents are also defferent words depends on their family background.

Thai flirting can be as simple as eye contact, smiling, and polite laughing. Gender roles are still fairly traditional in Thailand. Men often buy flowers, open doors, carry things, and pull out chairs, plus pay for everything on the first date. However, many Thai women now like to pay their share.

Pointing at another person with one's index finger or feet is considered rude. The soles of one's feet should never be pointed at another person. One should sit in a way that avoids this. Feet should also not be rested on tables or pillows that people sleep on.

Mai Dai – Can not. Mai pen rai – Nevermind. ( politeful one, most used)

The name Kanya has its origins in the Thai language and carries the meaning of Young Woman. Throughout history, this name has been significant and widely used in various cultures. In Thai society, Kanya is seen as a unique and beautiful name given to young girls, symbolizing their youthful and vibrant nature.

Starting with the father's side, we have the Thai word for grandma, which is ย่า (yaa). Grandpa in Thai is 'bpuu' (ปู่). On the mother's side, you would use ยาย (yaai) and ตา (dtaa) for grandma and grandpa, respectively.

Re-posted from @yainindoc: Krob krua (#ครอบครัว) means family.