Thai Signs: Registration Point
I need to follow a sign like this often when I turn up for media events. In Thai it says “jut long ta-bian” which means “place to register”. จุด ลงทะเบียน (jut long ta-bian)
Read moreI need to follow a sign like this often when I turn up for media events. In Thai it says “jut long ta-bian” which means “place to register”. จุด ลงทะเบียน (jut long ta-bian)
Read moreIf you are a tourist you might find this sign useful. It says “pi-pit-ta-pan” which can be a bit of a tongue twister. It means “museum”. พิพิธ ัณฑ์ (pi-pit-ta-pan)
Read moreThis is a great sign to remember if you want to eat something for free. In Thai it says “chim free” which means “taste for free”. ชิม ฟรี (chim free)
Read moreIf you need to make a comment about something you can post it in this Suggestion Box. In Thai it says “dtoo rap kwaam kit hen. ตู้รับความคิดเห็น (dtoo rap kwaam kit hen)
Read moreThis is one of those signs that you should know about or you might trip over. In Thai it says “prot ra-wang peun dtaang ra-dap” which translates as “please be careful of the floor that has different levels”. Or more simply, “mind the step”. โปรด ร…
Read moreIt is always a good idea to pay close attention to signs that start with “ra-wang”. It means “be careful”. The second word is “rot” which usually refers to cars but also to all vehicles in general. In this case it is motorcycles. The last word is …
Read moreThis is an interesting one that you won’t see every day. In Thai it says “suan angkrit” which translates as English Garden. The word “suan” means garden. สวน อังกฤษ (suan angkrit)
Read moreThis sign says simply “ban-dai” which means “stairs”. Incidentally, “lift” in Thai is the same as the English. บันได (ban-dai)
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