Say it: Food & Dining
Pick a word and hear it inside a sentence you can actually use. Tap any word to see what it does.
Apple, please.
ขอ opens a request and หน่อย softens it. Together they are the politest way to ask for anything.
Do you have apple?
The same มี…ไหม that asks whether a place exists asks whether a shop stocks something.
I like apple.
ชอบ needs no article and no plural: the bare noun already means the whole class.
May I have two apples, please.
Thai counts noun–number–classifier, in that order. The classifier is picked by the noun, not by the number.