I want to travel to Thailand! Ask for some Thai advice! Come on, language god?

In the primary stage, when speaking Thai nirvana, we must pay attention to two key points: 1. Tone 2. The last consonant (single choice), so as not to make a joke of "How much is a night's sleep (how much is a bowl of jiaozi)" ~ (picture from the Internet, deleted) 1. Tone, Thai has five tones. Here is a stupid method that I have been using, that is, using Google Translate to pronounce (⊙⊙⊙) B. In Thailand, because I was learning the language in the target language environment at that time, the progress of listening was faster than that of speaking and reading. Many times I can't understand words, so I can understand what they are with the help of pronunciation ~ (But Thai doesn't break words, and a sentence is a long string. At first glance, you will be confused. 2. There is no vowel in modern Mandarin Chinese, so this is also a difficult point for us to learn Thai. Like what? The front can be understood as kaop, so pay attention to pronunciation? You can't make your hair long and loud, just close your lips immediately after you make the former flower king and quickly stop the airflow from being sent out. If it sounds like "reliable", it's wrong ~ = = = = Qiu ~ = = = = "The text part = = = = Qiu ~ = = = I don't think it's necessary to learn the whole sentence because it's more difficult to recite. And if it's just a visit, it's enough for us to say the key words and let the other party know our intention. So here are a few commonly used words, hoping to be helpful ~ If you use them, you'd better copy them into Google Translate to listen to the pronunciation, and then associate them with similar pinyin to remember yo ~ (Note: girls say the last words of sentences, boys should change them to yo) Polite expressions: *? Say "hello" when you leave. Pay attention to the tone when you say "goodbye" with this sentence? "You" and "Sorry" can be replaced by "Thank you" and "Sorry" ~ * "Nothing, it doesn't matter" Common words: * "What" can solve all problems with body language ~ * Preposition "Where"? "Where is the" * "here? The negative words "here" and "no" are generally not used alone. When we need to say "no", we can actually use English "no*" and add all verbs to form the basic sentence * "Yes, yes"? No, it's not right? ? "Right?" *? "yes" and "no" ? "Is there?" * "yes" "No"? ? "I can"? "Go"? "no, no" ? "Go? Going? *? "Yes, yes" and "No, no"? ? "Do you understand?" *? It is also acceptable to say "China" directly in this context. China * Thailand * China * Toilet *? "Station" generally refers to the bus station *? "Railway station" *? " Today's * Tomorrow's * Yesterday's * How much = = = = Qiu ~ = = = = = The drill part = = = = Qiu ~ = = = = = Where is the toilet? How can I put it? The first type: if you remember the above, you can say? ? Although this sentence is not grammatical, it is understandable and acceptable. Type 2: if you don't remember so many words, you can say "toilet," "Others can understand it ~ Third: If you forget how to say it in Thai, use body language ~ There was a friend who wanted to buy a watering can to iron clothes and didn't know how to say it. Then one person imitates the way of ironing clothes with an iron, while the other person imitates pressing the water spray with his hand and making a "cha-cha-~" sound. The other party actually got it smoothly! Generally speaking, Thai people are famous for their kindness, so even if they don't know a word of Thai, it doesn't matter ~ When you need to express it, they will seriously guess what you want to express through your nonverbal behaviors such as expressions and actions, so as to achieve the purpose of communication ~ (The picture comes from the Internet, with deletion) (The picture comes from the Internet, with deletion) Let's test it now. When we reach a strange place, we want to learn from it. Smart you, practice quickly ~ show it all.