Learning Thai Language

Title	All terms
I caught her with another man	Love and relationships
Isetan (Central World) opened for business as usual	Business, Shops and shopping
Holding back the urge to visit the toilet
Noun classifiers: amulets	Specific classifiers
Noun classifiers: airplanes	Specific classifiers
I'll tell you if you make a mistake when speaking	School and college, Teaching
I need to defecate	Bathroom
The police haven't proved that he is a thief	Crime and punishment
Beware (or watch out)	Traffic and transport, Warnings
His leg is broken	Accidents and medical

Geocodes

Geographical subdivision codes.

Administrative districts ("khet") of Bangkok

The following table shows a complete list of all 50 administrative districts or "khet" in Bangkok with TIS 1099-2548 (2005) geocodes shown in brackets. Click on any district name to view more details including alternate spellings.

Districts of Bangkok starting with "B"

Bang Bon (1050)
Bang Kapi (1006)
Bang Khae (1040)

TIS 1099-2548 (2005) Province, district and subdistrict geocodes

Geocodes

TIS 1099-2548 (2005) is a coding standard for administrative subdivisions of Thailand, specified by the Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI). It shares some common characteristics with ISO 3166-2:TH.

Geocodes in Thailand (ISO 3166-2:TH)

Geocodes

ISO 3166-2:TH is a geocoding standard which defines codes for the principal subdivisions of Thailand. It is part of the ISO 3166 standard published by the International Organization for Standardization.

Currently, one metropolitan area (Bangkok), one special administrative city (Pattaya), and seventy-five provinces are assigned codes. Each code starts with TH-, followed by two digits, with the exception of Pattaya which uses the letter "S" to indicate its status as a special administrative area.