Why is "Sawadika" a female-only language? What did the man say?

Sawatdee ka is a female-only language in Thailand, and men should say sawatdee krub (Sawatdeeka is not). As we all know, Sawadika is Thai, which means "Hello". Because this word appears many times in TV, movies and various media, many people in China think it is a greeting that all people in Thailand will use. In fact, this sentence is only used by women. If men use this word in communication, they will be regarded as a special gender by local people.

Sawatdee ka is only suitable for women. What is the real "hello" in Thai? Savady? (Savady). ? ka？ Suffixes (cards) are actually used to distinguish between the sexes. This is reserved for women as a sign of politeness. In general, no matter what you say, you will end up with this suffix. Men add different suffixes, namely? Querub? (Can you pull it? (What about the last one? b？ The pronunciation is very light. When pronouncing, you need to keep your mouth shut and pronounce quickly.

The reason why we have such a misunderstanding about "Sawadika" is because of the differences between Chinese and Thai. Although Chinese and Thai belong to Sino-Tibetan language family, there are still many differences in pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. The usage of "Sawadika", which uses suffixes to distinguish the gender of speakers, is very rare in Chinese. So this has also caused people's misunderstanding of "Sawadika". People take it for granted that "Sawadika", like "Hello", can be used regardless of the identity of the speaker.

Such language differences are also part of cultural differences. Different countries and nationalities, cultural differences are the problems we must face in communication and exchange. In order to successfully complete the communication process, we should have a basic understanding of the common language, culture and customs in each other's daily life to prevent jokes and misunderstandings.