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Rick Bradford wrote:Or:
เขาเรียกว่าอะไร - What is this called? (hoping the person you are talking to realises that you want to know the Thai word, not the Urdu or Dogrib word).
Somewhere there is a post (from Rikker?) explaining the use of เขา as an impersonal pronoun in phrases such as this.
JSW88 wrote:How would you say "I don't know how to say it in Thai?" It would probably be the most useful phrase for me right now but I can't find a translation anywhere. I know how to say "I can't speak Thai" or "I don't know Thai" but I don't know how to say it when it's being used to refer to a specific object or idea I want to get across.
Rick Bradford wrote:เขาเรียกว่าอะไร - What is this called?
I totally agree with this. If you want to know what it's called in Thai, you can just point at that thing and ask "ภาษาไทยเค้าเรียกว่าอะไร"
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