4 Thai Words To Express Contrast (For Expats)

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Learn how to express contrast naturally in Thai. In this lesson, I teach 4x common Thai words and phrases used to say “but,” “however,” and “although.” Perfect for expats who want to sound more fluent and connect ideas smoothly in real conversation.

You’ll learn exactly how to use:
dtae (แต่) — but
dtae waa (แต่ว่า) — but / however (softer)
yang-rai gor dtaam (อย่างไรก็ตาม) — however / nevertheless
tang-tang thii... dtae gor yang... (ทั้งๆ ที่... แต่ก็ยัง...) — although... still...

By the end, you’ll understand how Thai speakers express contrast across both casual and formal situations and how to use these words confidently yourself.

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