Learn how Thais really eat together, in Thai. This topic covers the social heart of food — the greeting กินข้าวยัง (have you eaten?), inviting friends to share, the value of เกรงใจ (not wanting to impose), and the etiquette of communal dishes and the ช้อนกลาง (serving spoon). It runs through street food from carts and แผงลอย (roadside stalls), the friendly fight over who pays the bill versus หาร (splitting it), snacking, and ordering เดลิเวอรี (delivery). All 29 sentences are recorded by native speakers and come with English translations and word-by-word notes, so it sinks in by ear.
Everyday social eating