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How do you say are nice in Thai?

There are a few ways to say "are nice" in Thai, depending on the context and level of formality. Here are a few options:

Formal:

* น่ารัก (naa rak): This literally means "cute" or "adorable" but is often used to mean "nice" or "pleasant" in a formal context.

* ดี (dee): This simply means "good" and can be used to express that someone is a nice person.

* ใจดี (jai dee): This means "kind-hearted" and is a very positive way to say someone is nice.

Informal:

* น่ารัก (naa rak): This can also be used informally, although it might sound a bit childish.

* ใจดี (jai dee): This can also be used informally.

* นิสัยดี (nit sai dee): This means "good character" and is a more informal way to say someone is nice.

Examples:

* คุณน่ารักมาก (kun naa rak mahk): You are very nice. (formal)

* เขาใจดี (kao jai dee): He is kind-hearted. (informal)

* เธอมีนิสัยดี (tur mee nit sai dee): You have a good character. (informal)

It's important to consider the context and who you are talking to when choosing the right phrase.

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