What to Say at a Thai Temple

🇹🇭 Want to learn the 100 most common Thai words? Check out our free cheat sheet and flashcard game here: https://www.thailanguagechallenge.com... Temples are everywhere in Thailand, and so are the words that go with them. In this video you'll learn what Thais actually say about temple life: บาตร (baat, a monk's alms bowl) and ใส่บาตร (sai baat, giving food to monks in the morning), ทำบุญ (tham bun, making merit), ไหว้พระ (wai phra, paying respect to the Buddha) and แวะ (wae, to stop by), นั่งสมาธิ (nang sa-maa-thi, to meditate), สวดมนต์ (suat mon, to chant), and บวช (buat, to ordain), including บวชพระ (ordaining as a monk) and บวชชี (ordaining as a nun). Each word comes with an everyday example, like inviting a friend to give alms tomorrow morning or making merit on your birthday. 🇹🇭 Want to speak Thai in 100 days? Join the next Thai Language Challenge: https://www.thailanguagechallenge.com... 🎁 Free Thai Learning Resources: Watch the Thai Language Challenge in Action: ► Here's a Day 10 preview from inside of the Virtual Classroom: https://www.thailanguagechallenge.com... Master Thai Pronunciation: ► Here's a private video guide to sounding clear and confident in Thai: https://www.thailanguagechallenge.com... The Thai Phrasebook Newsletter: ► A free weekly email breaking down 3 everyday Thai sentences you'll actually use: https://www.thailanguagechallenge.com...