Stable in Thai

“Stable” in Thai is มั่นคงmân-kong.

มั่นคง mân-kong

stable, secure, firm adjective

  • mân falling
  • kong mid
  • Falling: start high and drop clearly, like a firm “No!”

How to use it

มั่นคงmân-kong is solid and secure: a building, a relationship and, above all, a job. Many Thai parents hope their children will find a งานมั่นคงngaan mân-kong, a secure job, and a government post is the classic example. In the news, national security is ความมั่นคงkwaam mân-kong.

Other spellings you'll see

There's no single official way to write Thai in English letters. We mark the tone of every syllable; online you'll also find:

  • mun kong
  • mankhong

More describing things in Thai

All describing things
  • ดี dii Good
  • ไม่ดี mâi dii Bad

    bad, not good

  • ดีกว่า dii gwàa Better
  • ดีที่สุด dii tîi-sùt Best

    the best

  • ชอบที่สุด châwp tîi-sùt Favourite

    favourite (literally 'like the most')

  • สุดยอด sùt-yâwt Awesome

    awesome, amazing, the best

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Written by the Learn Thai For Free team
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