I use all the Thai teachers on UA-cam. Your teaching style is the simplest and best explained out there. I love how you break down each word in the sentence. No one does it as good as you......thank you so much.....Feel free to cut and paste this comment anywhere to attract more followers. Warm regards Andrew
Thai tones are so precise and easy to mix up, it feels like it's impossible sometimes when your mother tongue is flat... Half of the time I mispronounce words as "PâeMâe". Even harder for me to apply tones correctly on short vowels. Great teacher btw, thank you !
Thanks Jack for putting together such an interesting way of relationship in the families. That'll take quite a while to absorb... 555. Just curious, if I married to a Thai man, what relationship name should I call the husband's parent, and vice versa, what the husband should call my parents in Thai?
There are several ways to call your partner's parents depending on the region of Thailand. It would be easy for you to use a term that is used mostly in central Thailand. พ่อ (pâw) father, แม่ (mâe) mother (formal) สามี (săamee) husband, (informal) ผัว (pǔa husband พ่อสามี (pâw săamee), พ่อผัว (pâw pǔa) = husband's father แม่สามี (mâe săamee), แม่ผัว (mâe pǔa) = husband's mother พ่อแม่สามี (pâw mâe săamee), พ่อแม่ผัว (pâw mâe pǔa) = husband's parents
Question: my older brother got married to a woman from Thailand. She is about my age but a little older and because she lives here in our country she seems like is the one learning all the time. I am one of those people who come up with nicknames or special ways to call people really fast but I don't know how I should call her "sister"? I want a thai word that means "sister" for that context?
In yoIn your case, she is your sister-in-law. Sister in law in Thai is pêe sà pái (พี่สะใภ้). pêe in Thai is older brother and older sister. pêe is a falling tone, not a flat tone like pee. You can call her pêe and her name. ur case,
Hi Jack. What if one day you get married, how should you address your father in law and mother in law. And the sons and daughters of your father and mother in law?
I'll call my father in law as พ่อตา(pâw dtaa) and my mother in law as แม่ยาย(mâe yaai). I'll refer to the sons and daughters of my father in law and mother in law as พี่(pêe) or น้อง(nóng) normally. However, if I want to be more specific, I'll base it on my wife. I'll call the older sister/brother of my wife (sons and daughters of your father and mother in law) as พี่เมีย(pêe mia) and the younger sister/brother of my wife (sons and daughters of your father and mother in law) as น้องเมีย(nóng mia).
Thanks for your lessons. It assists me to pronunce correctly. Do you have Facebook. page? Do you teach online class? If you teach, I want to join your class.
I use all the Thai teachers on UA-cam. Your teaching style is the simplest and best explained out there. I love how you break down each word in the sentence. No one does it as good as you......thank you so much.....Feel free to cut and paste this comment anywhere to attract more followers. Warm regards Andrew
Jack a beaucoup d'énergie pour répéter les mots, les tons et les traductions, merci Jack.
Thai tones are so precise and easy to mix up, it feels like it's impossible sometimes when your mother tongue is flat... Half of the time I mispronounce words as "PâeMâe". Even harder for me to apply tones correctly on short vowels.
Great teacher btw, thank you !
Excellent teaching 😊
Hi jack I am from India 🇮🇳
I learn Thai language in your video.
It is very useful and easy understand
Thank you
You are such a good teacher! How can I contact you to explore online Thai lessons?
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Just found your channel and subscribed. Very good!! I’m excited to watch more of your videos. 👍💯
I noticed that some people often call older people that they know or strangers uncle, aunt etc. How do I should call older people?
helpful. thank you
Thank you so much ❤
Thanks Jack for putting together such an interesting way of relationship in the families. That'll take quite a while to absorb... 555.
Just curious, if I married to a Thai man, what relationship name should I call the husband's parent, and vice versa, what the husband should call my parents in Thai?
There are several ways to call your partner's parents depending on the region of Thailand. It would be easy for you to use a term that is used mostly in central Thailand.
พ่อ (pâw) father, แม่ (mâe) mother
(formal) สามี (săamee) husband, (informal) ผัว (pǔa husband
พ่อสามี (pâw săamee), พ่อผัว (pâw pǔa) = husband's father
แม่สามี (mâe săamee), แม่ผัว (mâe pǔa) = husband's mother
พ่อแม่สามี (pâw mâe săamee), พ่อแม่ผัว (pâw mâe pǔa) = husband's parents
thank you very much Jack. It's really amazing to know that there are differentiated names also for formal and informal. Thank you.
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My son uses ปะป๊า with me I find พ่อ to be too formal and old fashioned
How do you address your grandma (ย่า)’s siblings?
Question: my older brother got married to a woman from Thailand. She is about my age but a little older and because she lives here in our country she seems like is the one learning all the time. I am one of those people who come up with nicknames or special ways to call people really fast but I don't know how I should call her "sister"? I want a thai word that means "sister" for that context?
In yoIn your case, she is your sister-in-law. Sister in law in Thai is pêe sà pái (พี่สะใภ้). pêe in Thai is older brother and older sister. pêe is a falling tone, not a flat tone like pee. You can call her pêe and her name. ur case,
Thank you so so much. Your Video is great
What is Older sister’s husband & younger brother’s wife in Thai ?
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Khob khun kaaa! 🙏🏻❤️🇻🇳
no problem na kab
Thank you so much
Hi Jack. What if one day you get married, how should you address your father in law and mother in law. And the sons and daughters of your father and mother in law?
I'll call my father in law as พ่อตา(pâw dtaa) and my mother in law as แม่ยาย(mâe yaai). I'll refer to the sons and daughters of my father in law and mother in law as พี่(pêe) or น้อง(nóng) normally. However, if I want to be more specific, I'll base it on my wife. I'll call the older sister/brother of my wife (sons and daughters of your father and mother in law) as พี่เมีย(pêe mia) and the younger sister/brother of my wife (sons and daughters of your father and mother in law) as น้องเมีย(nóng mia).
@@IgetThais Thank you very much Jack for clearing my doubts. Have a good day ahead.
Capuncha 🙏 Į think it will be useful 😊
I see we gonna have a problem! I'm unable to roll my RS hence I can't speak Spanish. I can do the tones because I speak Chinese.
in malaysia there is teacher cant pronounce r ruler become luler
Nice
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What would I call my boyfriend’s mother? Just an older woman in general.
My mums Thai so my grandma is my ยาย and my grandpa is just poppa cuz he’s not Asian
alright
Word for daughter
ลูกสาว, it's child+sister
lu sao na krab
Nóng
chai
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Okay, so following the logic, if your older brother is gay, and has a partner, this partner would be pee koei?
pee katoei, maybe
Thanks for your lessons.
It assists me to pronunce correctly.
Do you have Facebook. page?
Do you teach online class? If you teach, I want to join your class.
thanks very much☺