How do you say "do you have wifi?" in Thai?

มีไวไฟไหม (mii wai-fai mǎi). Add a polite ending to sound polite. A man says ครับ khráp. A woman says คะ khá in questions (มีไวไฟไหมคะ mii wai-fai mǎi khá). She says ค่ะ khâ in statements and answers. Ask a shop person like this: มีไวไฟไหม ครับ / คะ.

How to say "do you have wifi?" in Thai (with phonetics)

มีไวไฟไหม

mii wai-fai mǎi

Do you have wifi?

When you are in a café, this is the everyday way to say "do you have wifi?" in Thai.

Tips

Add a polite ending to sound polite. A man says ครับ khráp. A woman says คะ khá in questions (มีไวไฟไหมคะ mii wai-fai mǎi khá). She says ค่ะ khâ in statements and answers. Ask a shop person like this: มีไวไฟไหม ครับ / คะ.
Tone tip: ไหม mǎi (do you...?) is rising, like a question going up. Don't say it falling, because ไม่ mâi (not) is falling and would sound like 'no'. มี mii and ไวไฟ wai-fai are mid tone, so keep them flat.
You can start with ที่นี่ tîi-nîi (here): ที่นี่มีไวไฟไหม means 'Do you have wifi here?'.

Word by word

มี mii: to have, there is (Thai has no separate word for 'you' here. It is understood from context.)
ไวไฟ wai-fai: wifi (English loanword, said with Thai vowels: wai-fai.)
ไหม mǎi: question particle (yes/no question) (Goes at the end of the question. Rising tone.)

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Romanisation and tones are written by the Thinglish tutor. Generated 2026-10-24.