@@smshahidurrahman5957 - Go to Thailand to learn Thai. You can get a student visa if you enroll in a Thai language school. The cheaper way is to get a Thai girlfriend.
I'm half Japanese end Filipino but personally focus on studying thai language. My FIRST language that I learned isbisaya (2nd tagalog) (3nd English) (4th Japanese) (5th Korean) (6th a little bit thai)
Already speak 3 language fluently but I am adding this one more language into my list I am just tired learning it how long is it going to learn this language god uhhh! 😭
Thanks so much, teacher! Right now, I'm using Ling app to study the Thai language but this video also helps so much as I can use these for more practical uses as Ling only allows me ton learn the words and not put them thoroughly in many different context. The words taught here will surely be helpful! Appreciate your thorough and clear teaching :)
I wish these words had some order to them.. Like time-of-day first, then months, then numbers, then seasons, etc. The random order makes it really annoying to study. I wanted to go 4 words per day, gradually just continuing to watch the video (for automatic rehearsals too). But having "afternoon" and "air-conditioner" in the same day makes no sense.
Born in Thailand, also half Thai, but knows little Thai. I am starting to learn Thai today on ward. I have learned three languages so far and i am fluent in two and beginner in one.
It would be helpful to make it clearer as to if te word was a noun or verb. Like cook, could be an action or a person. Saying "to cook" instead would show that it was about the act of cooking. That would make these great videos superb.
Hello. Sa wat dee khrap. You're missing that there's no tense in Thai. There's no saying "I'm going to cook today ". Just I'm cook. Or I'm gum lang cook. "Phom gum Lang tum aa haan khrap. "
I have found a lot of this series to have many unnecessary words but this is a good selection. I just can't understand why the writing is so small. It is not friendly to a small screen.
it would be great to know which word is most commonly used among synonyms, for example the word "eat", which is more commonly used by Thai: "gin" or "thann" ?
You start with long words like air conditioner. And you dont separate letters or sylables to help learners. I am a language teacher. This is not a good way to introduce basic words for learners. Choose single or double syllable words. Like eat. go. There are many to choose from. I find it useful for learning Thai script by guessing the letters. Also you could make the fonts bigger. Yes this is critical. But I am a language teacher and give this advice to encourage you to be more systematic. Leaners need all the help they can get.
Well I'm bl fan but I'm not here for bl. I'm here because I want to live in Thailand and to get a job there. But I'm not sure if it will happen one day. But I love Thai language so recently I can learn it. Hope my wish become true one day 🤲
I dont get it, why are some vowels missing when written? I recently watched the ALL THAI ALPHABETS but there were missing consonants and now vowels are not even written in some words?? How is that?
I've learned alot from Thai pod 101 . Phom rean Thai mak khrap. "Riian " . The hardest part is thai pod spells everything so different from my true Thai fiancee , and the books I read. Example : I thought eat is gin. And dog is maa. And that's not what this lesson says. Too many dialects.
But what I love about Thai. Is how words are direct descriptions. Instead of just sounds. Example , student is "nok riian" . Directly translates to English as "person study" . In English "studying person " .
RaNdoM- -ThoUghTs Gin and Maa are to eat and dog. But they are informal ways to say it. Th o es presented here are slightly more formal. So people might say Maa to a friend but use Sunak in a story they were writing for school. It’s like the differ nice between saying eating at a restaurant and dining at a restaurant, one is just slightly more formal.
@@Illianor123 yeah that makes sense. I've only been practicing informal. Until I've mastered that. Because atleast I can be understood. I'll move onto formal when I've gotten better.
ฮาไม่จํากัด Funny unlimited Ah, yes right. The untrained Farrang ear overheard that :) I noticed in some other vids that from time to time there are mix ups.
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I born in Thailand and I am still learning Thai😅 because when I was young i move to America
Me too. I came to the US when I was 2 years old and now I'm 51 yo.
Please help me .I want learn Thai language
@@smshahidurrahman5957 - Go to Thailand to learn Thai. You can get a student visa if you enroll in a Thai language school. The cheaper way is to get a Thai girlfriend.
@@kevinp8108 I am out of Bangkok.please help me .i can't stay longtime in Bangkok
If you keep in touch with me .it will be helpful for me
I born in Bangladesh my father is from thailand now I am starting to live in Thailand need to learn thai quickly
Bruh same i was born in india but now i am going to stay with my dad in Thailand and i need to improve my thai quickly
This chanel gonna be the best for learning Thai language.
Thailand use Sanskrit and bali combination try 👍
Same from Bangladesh
I already know two languages fluently, but it's hard to get the hang of Thai when you don't have Thai friends to practice speaking with.
I'm half Japanese end Filipino but personally focus on studying thai language. My FIRST language that I learned isbisaya (2nd tagalog)
(3nd English) (4th Japanese)
(5th Korean) (6th a little bit thai)
Already speak 3 language fluently but I am adding this one more language into my list I am just tired learning it how long is it going to learn this language god uhhh! 😭
Thanks so much, teacher! Right now, I'm using Ling app to study the Thai language but this video also helps so much as I can use these for more practical uses as Ling only allows me ton learn the words and not put them thoroughly in many different context. The words taught here will surely be helpful! Appreciate your thorough and clear teaching :)
I wish these words had some order to them.. Like time-of-day first, then months, then numbers, then seasons, etc.
The random order makes it really annoying to study.
I wanted to go 4 words per day, gradually just continuing to watch the video (for automatic rehearsals too).
But having "afternoon" and "air-conditioner" in the same day makes no sense.
Born in Thailand, also half Thai, but knows little Thai. I am starting to learn Thai today on ward. I have learned three languages so far and i am fluent in two and beginner in one.
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It would be helpful to make it clearer as to if te word was a noun or verb. Like cook, could be an action or a person. Saying "to cook" instead would show that it was about the act of cooking.
That would make these great videos superb.
Hello. Sa wat dee khrap. You're missing that there's no tense in Thai. There's no saying "I'm going to cook today ". Just I'm cook. Or I'm gum lang cook. "Phom gum Lang tum aa haan khrap. "
RaNdoM- -ThoUghTs Oerhaos a better way would be to add (v.) or (n.) to specify if it is a noun or a verb. Also for adjectives, adverbs etc.
有り難う御座います。
I'm half Thailand. I couldn't speak English at first, but I was very fluent with Thai. Now that I'm studying abroad, it became the opposite.
I was born in Thailand and I still need to learn 😢 because I got to move to England when I was about 4
so good
Salamat i'm filipino and i want to read and understand thai
I have found a lot of this series to have many unnecessary words but this is a good selection. I just can't understand why the writing is so small. It is not friendly to a small screen.
it would be great to know which word is most commonly used among synonyms, for example the word "eat", which is more commonly used by Thai: "gin" or "thann" ?
Kin
Gin is casual language and taan is formal
What a random set of words.. would love to see words like "but", "or", "maybe" instead of "airplane" and "april" lol
You start with long words like air conditioner. And you dont separate letters or sylables to help learners. I am a language teacher. This is not a good way to introduce basic words for learners. Choose single or double syllable words. Like eat. go. There are many to choose from. I find it useful for learning Thai script by guessing the letters. Also you could make the fonts bigger. Yes this is critical. But I am a language teacher and give this advice to encourage you to be more systematic. Leaners need all the help they can get.
Why if freeze so long in thai? Would be good if you can breakdown
Who's here because of the still together/together series and the all Thai bl actors?
Well I'm bl fan but I'm not here for bl. I'm here because I want to live in Thailand and to get a job there. But I'm not sure if it will happen one day. But I love Thai language so recently I can learn it. Hope my wish become true one day 🤲
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I know it is quite off topic but does anybody know a good site to stream newly released movies online ?
I dont get it, why are some vowels missing when written? I recently watched the ALL THAI ALPHABETS but there were missing consonants and now vowels are not even written in some words?? How is that?
Right?!?!? I'm soooo confused 😄😭
Thai writing is probably the most complicated writing system ever
I've watched on some videos that the rule of thumb in Thai if there's no vowel is to use 'O' as vowel.
yeah
@@joaored69 rlly? I'll try it
I like how the word "cat" is pronounced 😃
I struggled with it for a while as I kept thinking meow haha
I've learned alot from Thai pod 101 . Phom rean Thai mak khrap. "Riian " . The hardest part is thai pod spells everything so different from my true Thai fiancee , and the books I read. Example : I thought eat is gin. And dog is maa. And that's not what this lesson says. Too many dialects.
But what I love about Thai. Is how words are direct descriptions. Instead of just sounds. Example , student is "nok riian" . Directly translates to English as "person study" . In English "studying person " .
RaNdoM- -ThoUghTs Gin and Maa are to eat and dog. But they are informal ways to say it. Th o es presented here are slightly more formal. So people might say Maa to a friend but use Sunak in a story they were writing for school. It’s like the differ nice between saying eating at a restaurant and dining at a restaurant, one is just slightly more formal.
@@Illianor123 Also maa has 5 meanings based on the tone you use. it also means for example horse. Cant remember the rest :P or the right tones.
@@rupert6064 maa , dog , horse , mom , something something.
@@Illianor123 yeah that makes sense. I've only been practicing informal. Until I've mastered that. Because atleast I can be understood. I'll move onto formal when I've gotten better.
Inflexion for BUY HOUSE PASSEPORT USE WHITE are wrong
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0:10
3:19 is wrong
How so?
ซื้อ but she says ซื่อ
ฮาไม่จํากัด Funny unlimited Ah, yes right. The untrained Farrang ear overheard that :)
I noticed in some other vids that from time to time there are mix ups.
F**** k,is,rong
i thought eat was kin
Who ever did this vocabulary list is not a native Thai speaker. There are so many errors.
Im here for thai drama.
Khop Khu naha :v
ซื้อ ค่ะ ออกเสียง ซื่อไม่ได้😅
No one needs to know the word firefighter
It not lod but its lod busssssssssss
How many limbs does the Thai language have?🌼🌹💐
Cat maaeoo, cell phone MOTO dog bowbow
So fire fighter is one of the 200 most important words you have to learn! And an email is just the same as email so why teach it!
What stupidity. Long month names are not for beginners
Easy way to Remember A month where 30 days end in ยน yon and 31 days end in คม kom.