Thai · Greetings & Phrases
sabai di mai
How are you?
A common question asking about wellbeing, literally are you comfortable.
สบายดีไหมครับ — สบายดีค่ะ
How are you? — I am fine.
'สบายดีไหม' (sabai di mai) translates to 'Are you well?' with 'สบายดี' (sabai di) meaning 'fine' and 'ไหม' (mai) serving as a question particle.
Commonly used in both formal and informal contexts, this phrase is prevalent in greetings and conversation. It appears in both spoken and written forms.