มีไซส์ของฉันไหม
Mi sai khǒng chǎn mǎi?
Do you have this in my size?
Usage
Used to ask if your size is available
Grammar Note
"Sai" is borrowed from English "size"
ลองสวมได้ไหม
Long sǔam dâi mǎi?
Can I try this on?
Usage
Used to ask if you can try on clothing
Grammar Note
"Long suam" means "to try wearing" in Thai
ห้องลองเสื้ออยู่ที่ไหน
Hông long-sûea yùu thî-nǎi?
Where is the fitting room?
Usage
Used to find the fitting room
Grammar Note
"Long-suea" means "to try on clothes"
คับ/หลวม/ยาว/สั้นเกินไป
Kháp/lǔam/yao/sân koen pai.
This is too tight / loose / long / short.
Usage
Used to describe fit issues with clothing
Grammar Note
"Koen pai" follows adjectives to mean "too ~"
มีสีอื่นไหม
Mi sǐ ùen mǎi?
Do you have this in a different color?
Usage
Used to ask for a different color option
Grammar Note
"Si uen" means "another/different color"
ทำจากวัสดุอะไร
Tham chàk wát-sà-dù à-rai?
What material / fabric is this made of?
Usage
Used to ask about the fabric or material of clothing
Grammar Note
"Tham chak" means "made from" in Thai
ซักเครื่องได้ไหม
Sák khrûeang dâi mǎi?
Is this machine washable?
Usage
Used to ask if clothing is machine washable
Grammar Note
"Sak" means "to wash" and "khrueang" means "machine"
ราคาเท่าไหร่
Ra-kha thâo-rài?
How much is this?
Usage
Used to ask the price of a clothing item
Grammar Note
"Ra-kha thao-rai" is the most common Thai phrase for asking price
มีส่วนลดหรือเซลไหม
Mi sùan-lót rǔe sen mǎi?
Is there a sale or discount?
Usage
Used to ask about sales or discounts
Grammar Note
"Sen" is borrowed from English "sale"
เอาอันนี้
Ao an-ní.
I'll take it.
Usage
Used when deciding to purchase an item
Grammar Note
"Ao" is a casual Thai verb meaning "to take / want"
นโยบายการคืนสินค้าเป็นอย่างไร
Ná-yo-bai kan-khuen sǐn-khá pen yàng-rai?
What is your return / exchange policy?
Usage
Used to ask about the return and exchange policy
Grammar Note
"Na-yo-bai" means "policy / guidelines" in Thai
มีเสื้อผ้าไซส์ฝรั่ง/นานาชาติไหม
Mi sûea-phâ sai fà-ràng/na-na-chât mǎi?
Do you carry Western / international sizes?
Usage
Used to ask if international clothing sizes are available
Grammar Note
"Fa-rang" is a Thai colloquial word for "Western / foreigner"
แนวนี้กำลังฮิตอยู่ไหม
Naeo ní kam-lang hít yùu mǎi?
Is this style popular right now?
Usage
Used to ask if a fashion style is currently trending
Grammar Note
"Hit" is borrowed from English and means "popular / trending" in Thai
ช่วยแก้ไขเสื้อผ้า/เก็บชายได้ไหม
Chûai kâe-khǎi sûea-phâ/kèp-chai dâi mǎi?
Can you alter / hem this for me?
Usage
Used to request clothing alterations or hemming
Grammar Note
"Kae-khai sue-pha" means "to alter clothes"; "kep chai" means "to hem" (for trouser legs, "kep kha" is also used)
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