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The word “vacation” in Thai is พักร้อน (pák-rón)
พัก (pák) = to rest
ร้อน (rón) = ฤดูร้อน (réu-doo-rón) = summer
พักร้อน (pák-rón) = to go on vacation or to take a vacation/annual leave 

You can ask someone:
คุณจะไปพักร้อนที่ไหน (kun jà bpai pák-rón têe-nai) = Where are you going on vacation?
จะ (jà) = will
ไป (bpai) = to go
พักร้อน (pák-rón) = vacation/ annual leave 
ที่ไหน (têe-nai) = where

Now, let’s learn more phrases 

1. ไปเที่ยว (bpai-tîiao) = to go visit somewhere or go on vacation.
ไป (bpai) = to go
เที่ยว (tîiao) = to travel/ visit somewhere 

ผมจะไปเที่ยวเชียงใหม่ (pǒm jà bpai tîiao chiiang-mài) = I’m going to visit Chiang Mai.

ฉันอยากไปเที่ยวทะเลแล้วก็ดำน้ำ (chan yàak bpai-tîiao tá-lay láew-gôr dam-náam) = I want to go to the sea and snorkel.
อยาก (yàak) = to want to do sth
ทะเล (tá-lay) = sea
แล้วก็ (láew-gôr) = and, and then
ดำน้ำ (dam-náam) = to snorkel/ dive 

2. เที่ยวให้สนุกนะ (tîiao hâi sà-nùk ná) = Have fun. Have a great trip.
สนุก (sà-nùk) = fun

3. เดินทางปลอดภัย (dern-taang bplòt-pai) = Have a safe trip.
เดินทาง (dern-taang) = to travel
ปลอดภัย (bplòt-pai) = safe

4. กลับบ้าน (glàp-bâan) = to go back home
กลับ (glàp) = to go back
บ้าน (bâan) = home

This can also mean to go back to hometown to visit their family as well.

All right. We have seven phrases today. Let’s repeat again.

1. พักร้อน (pák-rón) = to go on vacation or to take a vacation/annual leave 

2. คุณจะไปพักร้อนที่ไหน (kun jà bpai pák-rón têe-nai) = Where are you going on vacation?

3. ผมจะไปเที่ยวเชียงใหม่ (pǒm jà bpai tîiao chiiang-mài) = I’m going to visit Chiang Mai.

4. ฉันอยากไปเที่ยวทะเล แล้วก็ดำน้ำ (chan yàak bpai-tîiao tá-lay láew-gôr dam-náam) = I want to go to the sea and snorkel.

5. เที่ยวให้สนุกนะ (tîiao hâi sà-nùk ná) = Have fun. Have a great trip.

6. เดินทางปลอดภัย (dern-taang bplòt-pai) = Have a safe trip.

7. กลับบ้าน (glàp-bâan) = to go back home

How was it? Hope these words and phrases are useful for you. See you after my vacation. แล้วเจอกันคะ Bye-Bye!

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ак тебя зовут? - Як тебе звати? - Jak się nazywasz?
Как вас зовут? - Як вас звати? - Jak się Pan/Pani nazywa?
Как дела? - Як справи? - Jak się masz?
Как дела? – официально - Як справи? - Jak się Pan/Pani ma?
Сколько тебе лет? - Скільки тобі років? - Ile masz lat?
Сколько вам лет? - Скільки вам років? - Ile Pan/Pani ma lat?
Сколько времени? - Котра година? - Która jest godzina?
Сколько это стоит? - Скільки це коштує? - Ile to kosztuje?
Где ты живёшь? - Де ти мешкаєш? - Gdzie mieszkasz?
Где вы живёте? - Де ви мешкаєте? - Gdzie Pan/Pani mieszka?
Где мой мобильник? - Де мій мобільний? - Gdzie jest mój mobil?
Когда ты работаешь? - Коли ти працюєш? - Kiedy pracujesz?
Когда вы работаете? - Коли ви працюєте? - Kiedy Pan/Pani pracuje?
Когда мне позвонить? - Коли мені зателефонувати? - Kiedy mam zadzwonić?
Когда ты заканчиваешь работу? - Коли ти закінчуєш роботу? - Kiedy kończysz pracę?
Когда вы заканчиваете работу? - Коли ви закінчуєте роботу? - Kiedy Pan/Pani kończy pracę?
Куда ты идёшь? - Куди ти йдеш? - Dokąd idziesz?
Куда вы идёте? - Куди ви йдете? - Dokąd Pan/Pani idzie?
Куда ты едешь? - Куди ти їдеш? - Dokąd idziesz?
Куда вы едете? - Куди ви їдете? - Dokąd Pan/Pani idzie?
Откуда ты? - Звідки ти? - Dokąd jedziesz? - Skąd jesteś?
Откуда вы? - Звідки ви? - Skąd Pan/Pani jest?


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It's the biggest thing in the night sky, so it's no surprise the moon appears in many English expressions. Here are a few examples.

If someone says they "love you to the moon and back," it means they love you very much, because their love is as large as the distance between the Earth and the moon – an average of 384,000 kilometers.

This expression is used in Guess How Much I Love You, a 2008 children's book by Sam McBratney. It's usually said to romantic partners or people in your family.

If someone is talking "moonshine" it means they're talking about something that isn't real or is foolish. But more often someone will offer you a drink of "moonshine," which is a word used in the US for illegal liquor.

If something doesn't happen very often, it can be said to only happen "once in a blue moon." A "blue moon" isn't really blue – it's either when a second full moon is seen in the same month, or the third full moon when four full moons are seen in the same season.

Both types of blue moon don't happen very often, only about once every 2.7 years.