How do you say what is your name in thai?

There are two ways to say "What is your name?" in Thai, depending on the level of formality:

Formal: คุณชื่ออะไรคะ/ครับ? (khun cheu a-rai ka/khrap?)

* This is the most polite and respectful way to ask.

* "khun" means "you" (formal)

* "cheu" means "name"

* "a-rai" means "what"

* "ka" is used by women, and "khrap" is used by men

Informal: ชื่ออะไร? (cheu a-rai?)

* This is a more casual way to ask, and is appropriate when speaking to friends or people you know well.

Note:

* When speaking to a stranger or someone older than you, it's always best to use the formal form.

* You can also add "khrap" or "ka" at the end of any sentence to make it more polite.