I'll leave out the stuff that's already been covered. Bit of a brain dump from the last 6 months of learning thai. Some of it may not 100%.
You'll have to work out the tones yourself but this is all pretty basic stuff that doesn't really need sentence construction. Sorry it's in no particular order .
Bpen nai bang = how's it going?
Gor dee = ok / not bad
Bpai = go somewhere
Yaa = don't
Bpai na = let's go
Ba (short a with stopped breath ) = let's go (short version more used by thais )
Bpai nai = where do you go?
Ja (will) Bpai = I will go
Bpai tura = going to take care of some unspecified business
Yuu tii = to be somewhere
Tii nhai = where ?
Tii nii = here
Tii nan = there
Yang mai roo = not sure yet
Jam dai = I remember
Jam mai dai = I don't remember
Luum = forget
Luum laow = I forgot already
Yaa luum = don't forget
Hai = give
Hai noi = give for me
Ard ja = maybe
Ayu = age .Ayu tao rai = how old are you ?
Suung = height . Suung tao rai = how tall are you ?
Dtrong Bpai = straight ahead
Liaow sai = left
Liaow kwaa = right
Jut tii = stop here (car)
Yuut = stop (people )
Reu = fast
Chaa = slow
Pood thai bang = I speak some Thai
Fang = listen
Fang plaang = listen to music
Note : Add gwaa to the end of most words to make them 'er' eg reu gwaa = faster
Duum = drink
Gin = eat (also drink. many thais will say gin naam for drink water )
Ahan = food
Kaow = rice but also generally to eat ie gin kaow = eat a meal
Naam keng = ice (hard water)
Manaow = lemon or lime
Naam blaow = water without ice
Mao = drunk
Kee mao = very drunk
Mao laow = usual phrase for 'I'm drunk' literally 'drunk from alcohol' (not the same 'laow' which means happening now or already . This would be 'mao laow laow')
Khor Keng = strong drinker (literally 'strong neck')
Por laow = enough already (eg if you don't want another drink)
Mot = finished for bottles etc
Set = finished for something that will continue at some point eg work
Kui = talk
Joo chao = flirt
Maa tii nii = come here
Paak wan = sweet talk (literally 'mouth sweet")
Suay = beautiful (always written like this but actually more like 'swoii' with a rising tone )
Suay jang / mak / mak mak / tii sud = a lot / very much / the most
Suay nha sod = beautiful with no make up ( literally 'face fresh')
Mai suay tao rai / mai suay koie = beautiful but not so much
Narak = cute
Poo chai = man
Poo ying = woman
Nhoom = young man
Sao Sao = younger girl (the kind you want to be picking up)
Gae = old
Auan = fat
Pumpui = chubby
Kon thai mai? = are you thai ?
Burit = cigarette
Sup Burit = smoke
Mee Burit wang mai? = do you have a spare cigarette?
Mai bok = I don't tell
Bok maa = tell me
Ya maa ya maa = come on now....
Doo dee = you/ it look good
Bpen dek dee = you are a good kid (sounds stupid in English but very cute to say in thai )
Chao man ter = whatever ...
Chob = like
Man sai = don't like ( mai chob is fine also. use man sai if you want to sound like a Thai)
Kun (yim) suay = you have a beautiful smile (yim is smile but insert whatever you want eg pom = hair , sua = dress , nom = tits etc etc)
Yim suay suay = you smile beautifully (subtly different and less farang will know this one)
Doo doo gan bai = dating (look look at each other) kinda like early days checking someone out
Baa = crazy
Ting tong = crazy but more like stupid
Sanook = fun
Buuer = bored
Na buuer = boring
Glang = tease or make fun off
Gliad = hate
Faan = bf or gf
Gik = fuck buddy
Pood go hok = your lying (speak lie)
Kee mo = bullshit (not too harsh)
Reung mak = many stories (talking shit basically)
Doo = watch eg tv
Hen = see eg mai hen kun (I didn't see you)
Hen duay = I agree
Muern (gan) = the same. can use if you want the same food etc as someone else but the one below is a lot better. (Avoid 'Chen gan' which a lot of farang seem to pick up off the Internet. It's only used by 60 year old grandmothers).
Aow yang nii duay = I want the same thing
Aow = I want (most informal)
Yaak = I want (more formal)
Khor = I would like (most formal )
Laow gor = and then . Can use when describing what you are doing or when ordering food drinks etc (eg aow Singha laow gor whiskey kap)
Aow arai mai? = do you want anything?
Mai mee arai = no reason (not have what)
Mai mee arai phiseet = nothing special
Tammai = why?
Yang nai = how?
Kon nai = who?
Muer rai = when?
Check bin = bring the bill
Kep tang = bring the bill ('take cash' . Used by most younger thais)
Kep ngern = bring the bill ('take money' .used by thais )
Kao = him
Krai = anybody
Pom = me
Goo = me (informal)
Kun = you
Ter = you (for female friend or someone you know )
Ron = hot
Nghao = cold (I am cold)
Yen = cold (eg akaat yen = cold weather )
Gaefe yen = iced coffee
Gaefe Ron = hot coffee
You'll have to work out the tones yourself but this is all pretty basic stuff that doesn't really need sentence construction. Sorry it's in no particular order .
Bpen nai bang = how's it going?
Gor dee = ok / not bad
Bpai = go somewhere
Yaa = don't
Bpai na = let's go
Ba (short a with stopped breath ) = let's go (short version more used by thais )
Bpai nai = where do you go?
Ja (will) Bpai = I will go
Bpai tura = going to take care of some unspecified business
Yuu tii = to be somewhere
Tii nhai = where ?
Tii nii = here
Tii nan = there
Yang mai roo = not sure yet
Jam dai = I remember
Jam mai dai = I don't remember
Luum = forget
Luum laow = I forgot already
Yaa luum = don't forget
Hai = give
Hai noi = give for me
Ard ja = maybe
Ayu = age .Ayu tao rai = how old are you ?
Suung = height . Suung tao rai = how tall are you ?
Dtrong Bpai = straight ahead
Liaow sai = left
Liaow kwaa = right
Jut tii = stop here (car)
Yuut = stop (people )
Reu = fast
Chaa = slow
Pood thai bang = I speak some Thai
Fang = listen
Fang plaang = listen to music
Note : Add gwaa to the end of most words to make them 'er' eg reu gwaa = faster
Duum = drink
Gin = eat (also drink. many thais will say gin naam for drink water )
Ahan = food
Kaow = rice but also generally to eat ie gin kaow = eat a meal
Naam keng = ice (hard water)
Manaow = lemon or lime
Naam blaow = water without ice
Mao = drunk
Kee mao = very drunk
Mao laow = usual phrase for 'I'm drunk' literally 'drunk from alcohol' (not the same 'laow' which means happening now or already . This would be 'mao laow laow')
Khor Keng = strong drinker (literally 'strong neck')
Por laow = enough already (eg if you don't want another drink)
Mot = finished for bottles etc
Set = finished for something that will continue at some point eg work
Kui = talk
Joo chao = flirt
Maa tii nii = come here
Paak wan = sweet talk (literally 'mouth sweet")
Suay = beautiful (always written like this but actually more like 'swoii' with a rising tone )
Suay jang / mak / mak mak / tii sud = a lot / very much / the most
Suay nha sod = beautiful with no make up ( literally 'face fresh')
Mai suay tao rai / mai suay koie = beautiful but not so much
Narak = cute
Poo chai = man
Poo ying = woman
Nhoom = young man
Sao Sao = younger girl (the kind you want to be picking up)
Gae = old
Auan = fat
Pumpui = chubby
Kon thai mai? = are you thai ?
Burit = cigarette
Sup Burit = smoke
Mee Burit wang mai? = do you have a spare cigarette?
Mai bok = I don't tell
Bok maa = tell me
Ya maa ya maa = come on now....
Doo dee = you/ it look good
Bpen dek dee = you are a good kid (sounds stupid in English but very cute to say in thai )
Chao man ter = whatever ...
Chob = like
Man sai = don't like ( mai chob is fine also. use man sai if you want to sound like a Thai)
Kun (yim) suay = you have a beautiful smile (yim is smile but insert whatever you want eg pom = hair , sua = dress , nom = tits etc etc)
Yim suay suay = you smile beautifully (subtly different and less farang will know this one)
Doo doo gan bai = dating (look look at each other) kinda like early days checking someone out
Baa = crazy
Ting tong = crazy but more like stupid
Sanook = fun
Buuer = bored
Na buuer = boring
Glang = tease or make fun off
Gliad = hate
Faan = bf or gf
Gik = fuck buddy
Pood go hok = your lying (speak lie)
Kee mo = bullshit (not too harsh)
Reung mak = many stories (talking shit basically)
Doo = watch eg tv
Hen = see eg mai hen kun (I didn't see you)
Hen duay = I agree
Muern (gan) = the same. can use if you want the same food etc as someone else but the one below is a lot better. (Avoid 'Chen gan' which a lot of farang seem to pick up off the Internet. It's only used by 60 year old grandmothers).
Aow yang nii duay = I want the same thing
Aow = I want (most informal)
Yaak = I want (more formal)
Khor = I would like (most formal )
Laow gor = and then . Can use when describing what you are doing or when ordering food drinks etc (eg aow Singha laow gor whiskey kap)
Aow arai mai? = do you want anything?
Mai mee arai = no reason (not have what)
Mai mee arai phiseet = nothing special
Tammai = why?
Yang nai = how?
Kon nai = who?
Muer rai = when?
Check bin = bring the bill
Kep tang = bring the bill ('take cash' . Used by most younger thais)
Kep ngern = bring the bill ('take money' .used by thais )
Kao = him
Krai = anybody
Pom = me
Goo = me (informal)
Kun = you
Ter = you (for female friend or someone you know )
Ron = hot
Nghao = cold (I am cold)
Yen = cold (eg akaat yen = cold weather )
Gaefe yen = iced coffee
Gaefe Ron = hot coffee