Don’t Just Point at Fruit in Thai Markets (Say This Instead)

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Most expats just point at fruit in Thai markets, but that’s not how Thai people actually order. In this video, you’ll learn how to order fruit properly in Thai using real classifiers, sentence patterns, and phrases that locals use every day.

You’ll learn how to say:
ponlamai – ผลไม้ – “fruit”
chin – ชิ้น – “piece”
luuk – ลูก – “whole fruit”
giloo – กิโล – “kilogram”
wii – หวี – “bunch (of bananas)”

Then see how to use them naturally when ordering:
ao dtaengmoo nʉng luuk – เอาแตงโมหนึ่งลูก – “I’ll take one whole watermelon”
ao gluai nʉng wii – เอากล้วยหนึ่งหวี – “I’ll take one bunch of bananas”
ao som sǎam giloo – เอาส้มสามกิโล – “I’ll take three kilograms of oranges”

Whether you’re at a local fruit stand or a busy Thai market, these phrases will help you sound polite, confident, and understood.

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