How to Say Love in Thai

Last Updated: November 13, 2022 Approved

Use these phrases to express feelings of love to a Thai person.

Steps

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From a man: Phom (I - masculine) Rak (love) Khun (you).^{[1]
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From a woman: Chan (I - feminine) Rak Khun.^{[2]
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Other phrases to express your love

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You are beautiful: Khun su-ay (beautiful) mak (very).^{[3]
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You are cute: Khun narak (cute) / Khun narak mak.^{[4]
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I miss you: Phom/Chan Khit-Theung (miss) Khun.^{[5]
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(Adding "Khrap" for a man, "Kha" for a woman, makes any statement very polite and pretty.)^{[6]
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CHOKE DEE! (Good Luck!)

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Community Q&A

Question

What is the meaning of law maak?

Community Answer

Law maak means very handsome. Law, as in "law" with low tone, means handsome, always used for men. Maak, as in mark, means very.
Question

How do I say "I love you" to someone of the same gender in Thai?

Community Answer

Phom/Chan (based on your gender) rak khun (love you). Example: Chan rak khun - I (woman) love you.
Question

How do I say "you're cute" in Thai?

Community Answer

Per the article, you would say "khun narak".

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