What language should I speak in Phuket?

Question 1: What is the language of Phuket? Hello, the local common language is Thai, but in tourist cities, especially in the center of Patong, whether it is shopping malls or restaurants, some simple English is spoken. Yes, so feel free to communicate.

In addition, you will see a lot of Chinese people on the street, so don’t worry.

If you are still worried, you can download an APP that can translate between Chinese and Thai~

I hope my answer is helpful to you, please accept it if you are satisfied.

Question 2: Phuket # I would like to ask you about the language. Many locals can speak Chinese, especially in cosmetics stores. I went to a cosmetics store and asked her in English how to use? She answered me in Chinese. And when you go to the place, you will find many Chinese people, and many menus have Chinese characters. When eating, just point to the menu and say could you give me this this this haha. You just need to learn some basic words

how much, how much. Thai people all know this. Because their pronunciation is extremely non-standard, almost every Thai hawker has a calculator, so they can just follow the price.

It tastes good when eaten with the sweet and spicy sauce.

It’s very hot in Phuket. It’s impossible to drink juice directly. At this time, you have to ask the vendor for ice, so be sure to remember ICE, or an ice bucket will be given to each table when you eat. If the ice bucket runs out of ice, you have to ask the waiter to add ice, otherwise you won't be able to drink the drink.

If you bargain, it will be cheaper

Including gestures, although it is not completely sufficient, it is basically enough. Just remember the place name where you live, eat and drink. No worries.

Regarding the visa on arrival, the staff at the airport can speak a little Chinese. If you are worried, just ask the Chinese people around you how to fill it out. If you are more shameless, you can ask for a translator. If you are embarrassed, just ask The next translation software, such as Travel Translator, or the main words will be enough to show them. Anyway, I went there and played it by myself very well. It can be solved in sign language. Come on. If you are really anxious, use Baidu on your phone and look for pictures to show them directly

If you look at the menu, most menus for meals in Phuket have pictures.

For transportation, just mention the place name and ask for a price. Bring a pen and paper. The easiest way is, if you encounter a problem, look around, they are all from us~ Ask the Chinese next to you La

Question 3: Is it convenient to go to Phuket for a self-guided tour? Is there a language barrier or something? . Or should I go with a group? 1. Self-guided tours are very convenient;

2. There are many Chinese people going to Phuket, and the Thai service staff in many hotels are familiar with Chinese preferences;

3. Some hotels There will be waiters at the front desk who know a little bit of Chinese and can solve basic problems;

4. If you know a little bit of English, as long as you can say the key words, the other party can basically understand what you mean;

5. The places to visit in Phuket are basically Patong Beach, Big and Small Islands, Phang Nga Bay, etc.;

6. Find a hotel nearby to stay in Badong, you can go there within walking distance;

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7. Basically every hotel in Phang Nga and Phang Nga Bay will organize tour groups. You can just sign up at the hotel, and the cost is very reasonable;

8. Going to Phuket is not that easy It’s complicated, but it’s better to travel independently.

Question 4: What language should you use to order food in a restaurant when you go to Phuket, Thailand? They can understand simple Chinese and a little bit of English. You can download a translation assistant on your mobile phone and just input what you want to eat and translate it

Question 5: What language should you use to communicate in Thailand? Chinese< /p>

Question 6: What should I do in Phuket? The characteristics of Phuket mainly lie in three categories: leisure, entertainment and water sports. Tourists come to Phuket mainly to enjoy the beach, sunshine, appreciate the beautiful scenery of the island, as well as SPA and hydrotherapy *** to relax. There are also rich entertainment programs here, such as transvestite shows, Fantasea theme park, clubbing and beach carnivals. In addition, it is also a famous diving and surfing resort, and honeymooners can experience diving trips.

Recommended features of Phuket:

1. The water here is pure, the sky is blue, and it has its own romance. The white sand beach and turquoise sea water are the most beautiful words in Phuket. Fall in love with Phuket and the faint blue.

2. Phang Nga Bay is known as the most beautiful place in Jeep Island. Of course you can’t miss it. This is Thailand’s “Little Guilin”, which allows you to feel the perfect combination of ocean and mountains. By the way Enjoy swimming, diving, sailing, and exploring.

3. Patong Beach: There are various marine activities such as swimming, sunbathing, banana boats, windsurfing, yachting, etc. The water here is crystal clear and has a wide variety of aquatic creatures. It is the best in Asia. It is recognized as one of the best diving places. At night, there are people coming and going in resorts, open-air bars, dance halls and nightclubs.

Tourists who like shopping and shopping also like this place, because there are several streets full of shops and restaurants near the beach, making it a lot of fun to walk around.

4. Fantasea Paradise: Officially opened at the end of 1998, it is the most popular tourist spot in Phuket. Every night, Fantasea Theater will perform exciting shows, such as singing and dancing, magic, acrobatics and elephant performances, with explanations in English and Thai.

Question 7: Do the locals in Phuket speak Chinese? Can I go to a restaurant without speaking foreign languages? Why can't you go? There are places where Chinese is spoken, it is a visa-free tourist destination, and the menu is in multiple languages. Just point it with your finger

Question 8: How to describe it in humorous language I can’t understand the thinking of the poster in Phuket, Thailand, and the humorous language?

Question 9: When traveling to Phuket, Thailand, what language should be used to communicate with local people (such as shopping, taking a taxi)? Thai? Many people in Phuket know Chinese because there are a large number of Chinese immigrants there. But apart from Phuket, English and Thai are all spoken. . . It is best to use English when taking a taxi

Question 10: What to bring to Phuket, what to pay attention to when traveling to Phuket and other trivial matters. I will list them one by one. Of course, there may be some omissions. I hope you don’t mind. La!

1. The voltage in Thailand is also 220 volts, but most plugs have two square holes. I suggest you buy a converter domestically and bring it with you. Although it is sold in cheap supermarkets in Thailand, it is not as popular as domestic ones. It's a bit more expensive.

2. As for the clothes to bring, I have written a detailed guide before, so I won’t list them now. The main ones are the necessary swimming caps, swimsuits and goggles, short-sleeved shorts for heat protection, and long-sleeved trousers for insect protection. (You might as well bring a long skirt, which can not only play at the beach but also protect against insects), conservative and dignified clothes for formal occasions (such as going to the *** temple), a pair of slippers and a pair of comfortable and easy-to-walk casual shoes. Of course, ladies You might as well bring an extra pair of high heels~ In addition, it is recommended to bring your own toothpaste and toothbrush!

3. Sunscreen is a must-have. No matter whether you mind about getting darker or not, after all, ultraviolet radiation can cause serious damage to the skin. It is recommended to use sunscreen with SPF40 or above. Frost (of course, this is mainly due to the fact that the sun in Phuket is relatively strong. Generally speaking, it is not necessary to use such a high amount for daily practical purposes, between 15 and 30). In addition, there are some standing medicines that you can also bring with you. Just in case, such as seasickness medicine, gastrointestinal medicine (this is mainly to prevent some tourists who are new to Phuket from being acclimatized), cold medicine, cephalosporin, mosquito repellent (Fengyoujing or Liushen will work) and band-aid (on the beach) It is very possible to rub against the rocks when walking or swimming). If you dislike too much, it is recommended to remove the carton packaging of the medicines and put them all in a small bag. Anyway, you can read them in Chinese and understand them.

Sunshine in Phuket

4. Needless to say, you must know the procedures and certificates required for boarding and transit, such as passport, visa, air ticket, ID card, etc. Bring everything!

5. If you go with a group, the room is no longer under consideration. If you go by yourself, remember to book a room. Otherwise, it will be very embarrassing if you don’t have a room to stay there. After all, the plan can’t keep up with changes, so it feels better to make a reservation. Don't worry!

6. The last thing is to remember to bring your camera! Going to Phuket without taking pictures? No, you must be kidding!

7. One more thing, don’t dislike me for being verbose~~ If your English communication skills are not very strong, it is recommended that you bring a portable English book that is shorthand.

Okay~I’m done! I hope you all have a pleasant trip to Phuket~