
English Proverbs (Thai)
Thai meaning & Thai equivalent
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English Proverbs (Thai) collects well-known English proverbs, each with a plain Thai explanation of what it means, the Thai proverb or saying that matches it, and a topic: wisdom, truth and virtue; friendship and society; care and planning; effort and success; time and opportunity; money and thrift. Made for Thai students and anyone learning English who wants good lines for essays, captions or encouragement.
Examples in the app
– What goes around comes around. → what you do to others comes back to you (Thai: กงเกวียนกำเกวียน)
– Look before you leap. → think it through before you act (Thai: ดูตาม้าตาเรือ)
– A stitch in time saves nine. → fix a problem while it is small (Thai: ตัดไฟแต่ต้นลม)
– You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink. (Thai: ข่มเขาโคให้กินหญ้า)
– Rome was not built in a day. → great work takes time and patience
Easy search
– Search in English or Thai, across the proverbs and their meanings
– Special search modes: starts with, ends with, contains, or both start and end
– Sort results by relevance, most popular, newest or A–Z
– Misspelled something? The app shows the correct spelling and its results
A clear proverb page
– The English proverb, its Thai meaning, the matching Thai proverb and the topic on one page
– Hear the English proverb read aloud
– Copy a proverb in one tap; change the text size
– Previous/next proverb
– Share a proverb as a picture in the colour you like, with the Thai equivalent or topic, send to LINE or save it
Proverb of the day
– A new proverb on the home screen every day, which you can send as a greeting card
– A daily reminder at a time you choose: morning, noon or evening
– A "Word of the day" home-screen widget that changes at midnight; tap it to open the proverb
Greeting cards
– Cards for today, Buddhist holy days, festivals and birthdays, ready to send on LINE
Favourites and review
– Save proverbs with the heart, group them with tags, and add your own
– Review your favourites after 1, 3, 7 and 14 days so they stick
– A guessing game: read the Thai meaning and pick the right proverb
More
– Articles about learning English
– Proverbs you have opened before can be read again offline
– Light, dark or system theme
– All your favourites from the previous version are still there
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What's New in English Proverbs (Thai)
8.0.11
October 18, 2026
Version 8.0.11 – "Word of the day" widget for your home screen; tap it to open the proverb – Copy a proverb on its page in one tap – Misspelled something? The app shows the correct spelling and its results – Move to the next or a related proverb with no ad popping up while you read – All your favourites from the previous version are still there Free with ads
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