Can Thai and Lao understand each other?

Thai and Lao are closely related languages. They’re in a way mutually intelligible at least for a greater part. Thai people can understand most of spoken Lao, though perhaps with difficulties. If the Thais are from the Northeastern region (Isan), then it’s easier for them, as the Isan dialect is very close to Lao.

How many wives can Thai people have?

Having an “acceptable mistress” in Thailand The laws have changed and polygamy has since been abolished in the country, with Thais being allowed to marry only one spouse. Thus, other partners are not legally recognised and are seen as “unofficial” relationships.

What language is similar to Greenlandic?

It is closely related to the Inuit languages in Canada such as Inuktitut. It is the most widely spoken Eskimo–Aleut language.

Are unmarried couples allowed in Thailand?

No problem at all if you check in as a couple. They don’t care if you are married or not. No one will ask for a marriage licence .

How different are the Thai and Lao languages?

Speaking In Thai Vs Lao. It is true that both languages share a lot of the same vocabulary,including important things like numbers,but there are still some major differences.

Is Lao and Thai language similar/same?

Thai and Lao are members of the Tai-Kadai language family. In fact, the two are quite similar , such that Thai and Lao are seen as languages in a Tai language ‘dialect continuum’ spanning from Thailand to southwest China. On the other hand, Khmer is part of the Mon-Khmer language family, linguistically related with neighboring Vietnamese.

What language do they speak in Laos?

The primary language in Laos is Lao. This is the language of the lowland Lao (Lao luum) who are the ethnic majority. It is the language used in all government primary and secondary schools. Lao is very closely related to Thai and speakers of Lao can usually understand Thai.

What language do Thai people speak?

Thai, Central Thai, or Ayutthaya or Siamese, is the sole official and national language of Thailand, and the first language of the Central Thai people and vast majority of Thai of Chinese origin. It is a member of the Tai group of the Kra –Dai language family.