114 Learn Thai Tones rules with MTL school
Вставка
- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- www.mythailangu... : Learn Thai with us in Bangkok, Thailand
Facebook : MyThaiLanguageSchool
Twitter : MTLThai
Google+ : My thai language school
Contact and visit us at:
Address : Fortune Town, G floor, Education zone, Ratchadapisek Rd., Dindaeng, Bangkok 10400
Telephone : +66(0)2 641-1414,
Open : Monday-Friday 10.00-20.30
E-mail : info@mythailanguage.com
Subway : Phra ram 9 Station Exit 1
This is exactly how Thai toddlers learn perfect pronunciation by age 3. by memorizing convoluted tone rules based on consonant classes. You can see they actively spell out each word in their heads before speaking it to make sure they get the tone right 👍
I want to cry :(
Very difficult! but i am not surrender yet!
She is a great teacher! But yes, extremely complicated!
I have to keep telling myself millions of people understand this....
Actually they don't. They can just speak naturally. Most Thai people I know cannot tell me the tone of a word. My girlfriend is used to it now, but needs to use her finger to find out
@@cnxsoft The rule she gaves really helpfull.
I write it down as a reference when I doubt about the tone of words. At first I have to check the tone rule a lot but by practise more, I dont need to check the note as often as before. Actually I learn about dead and life syllable which help me in remember the tone rule. If you wanna learn and remember the tone rule, I suggest you to search for "life and dead syllable" and combine with this rule + a liitle practise.
@@darianprotho6622 Yes, the video is great. I first watched it around one year ago, and it helped me a lot.
@@cnxlinux 😃 do you still learn Thai now?
@@darianprotho6622 Yes, I'm using the old Manee Manaa books to learn. I'm level 4 (ป.4) now. The first 3 years are nice to learn as there are audio recodings with transliteration, vocabulary, and translation on the Internet. After, it takes more time, because I have to find the vocabulary I don't know myself, then let my girlfriend read the lessons for me. Not necessarily ideal, because those are old, and some words are not really used anymore. My girlfriend and friend do not know/remember some of the words, even though my girldfriend has a bachelor degree. The most difficult parts are the poems. They are so hard to understand.
I think I'm going to need to play this over again.
you can ask me too if youre not understand the explaination :)
@Dave. I'm on my twenty seventh time!
yes, it's the best thing to do
This is the best tone rule explanation I have seen. It makes sense to me now. ขอบคุณนะครับ
I agree I was having a hard time understanding and she explained it very well
Excellent presentation. Clearly categorized. Direct to the points. And your voice is clear. THANK YOU IMMENSELY!
This is the first comment I've ever written on the internet. I have been studying Thai and I take this huge challenge seriously. I'm watching this video daily and slowly I'm making progress. If your having a difficult time try watching this video over and over again. It may work for you...Chok Dee Khrap.
Thank you for such a wonderful explanation. It is complicated, but I kind of getting a little hang of it. LOL.
Great use of illustration as it was most helpful. This was the only video I found that didn't just give me the keys to the car (detail the tone rules ) but showed how to apply them all. Thank you so much and thank you for going over the final consansnt sounds. Before I had only seen them written out and was unaware that each represented a final sound. NOW I CAN BEGIN PRACTICING READING THAI
I found this to be a useful summary to bring together all my learning so far. Thank you for the video
Very intense 13 minutes but I think repeatedly viewing will help this become clearer. Thank you
Hi! This video is so well explained! I enjoyed it a lot! However, i found a little more "friendly" to learn this rules using the concepts of "live" and "dead" syllables, which saves us some effort in learning how to apply the tone rules in a fastest way. Just my opinion. But I'm still loving this channel!
Something very complicated, very well explained. Thank you. Finishing with a table showing the rules all together would have made the video simply perfect.
There are tables...google find.
ขอบคุณมากค่ะพี่ 🤗 the best explanation I have heard! I’ve been trying to grasp this concept foreverrrrr and you’ve definitely helped a lot!
The best explanation of thai tones so far! however it would be much better if the given samples of words are authentic words (with meaning) so it can add some vocabularies to us learners...;-)
this is what i've been looking for! this is a lot to take for my teeny tiny brain but this really helps in understanding the tone rules better, thank you so much!
really good lesson and explanation, thank U very much :-)
Excellent explanation...now I have to remember it :)
This video /class is precious! Well done maam! Now I will learn it
Very good!!! Thank you. Now I have subscribed
rewatch rewatch rewatch!
Damn i just got blasted with all this information. probably will take a week or two to understand this.
after two years of learning thai by myself, I regret not studying this rule! it makes your accents just like the locals
best tutorial for me. others teach us how to read tone in thai BUT makes us confused because following tone alone makes it sound different. Now i know that we also need to look on what classes they belong. ขอบคุณมากครับ
Thanku so much for this useful video😊😊
Your Video is so good and accurate. Although i find it really hard to remember all the rules but i have to say you'd done a really good job explaining them. Thank you so much for making these. :)
This video was so well explained! Thank you so much!
excellent, thankyou.
It's a lot to take in in 13 minutes, but this flow-chart style explanation is the best I've seen! I feel like it could have been simplified a little by explaining live/dead syllables at the beginning, though. Have the tone rule table open in the background while you watch it, everyone; it makes a world of difference!
The explanation is ok, but the logic behind so many exceptions or changes is just -- well, hard to grasp as a foreigner.
cant handle the heat (no pun intended) get out of the kitchen na krup
Been practicing reading for awhile and this vid helps a lot 😭💙💙💙 thank you so much
Thank you very much. wish you best luck!
Helpful mak mak.
Hello, so good. Can add a video with tone combinations, I mean, different tones per syllable in a same word?
Greetings from Mexico ;)
Very good video on Thai rules.👍👍👍
You explained it much better than the class I took. Thanks!
Fantastic teacher !!!
Thank you ka
thakyou, excellent
I think I'm gonna have a hard time remembering these rules, but thanks to the video, this will help me a lot!. 😊❤ you're the best at explaining. 👍👍
This was very helpful. My Thai language teacher taught this but not in a concise manner as this video.
Thank you so much teacher 👩🏫
Best activities. .thanks madam
I understood everything actually. Thanks.
Hello, very interesting because well explained. I am not learning Thai but I find it interesting how a language works. And this channel seems to explain clearly. Well done :-)
THANK U SO MUCH KRU
Thank you so much. I always get confused with the tones
thank you very much Khob Khun Krap, Sut Yot!!!
泰语声调的规则，你总结的非常清晰非常好用，我受益匪浅，谢谢！ขอบคุณครับ
As a Chinese who manages to speak Mandarin,Cantonese,Hakka dialect, English,Japanese,Spanish and French,I can understand these rules perfectly.
Thank for the video
Great explanation!
Hi. Please can you explain why 'Gor' (meaning 'also') has a falling tone? 'Gor' has the mai-dtai-kuu symbol above it. As it does not have a tone mark, it must either have a mid or a low tone. Following the tone rules, a falling tone here cannot be a possibility. As it is a live syllable, it surely can only have a mid tone. Thanks
Very good question. Seems like ก็ is one of exceptions (ก็ reading as ก้อ, falling tone).
12:49 That's all
I am deceased by the end of the video..haha
this woman for president
thank you
Helpful... love.
Omg after learning the Thai alphabet including the class of each consonant, the next thing is to learn are the tone markers, then the 18 or so tone rules that come with it... how long does it take a foreigner to learn a 2 or 3 letter word whilst having to check all the rules before saying the actual word?? My brain has not been this frazzled in such a long time.
Then the other side to it is that Thai people speak so fast that the tones are really hard to distinguish... when does it get easier 🤣🤣
ขอบคุณมากครับ =)
Really I 've learnt alots about the tones in Thai language.I expect more in this aspect.ขอบคุณคระบ
ขอบคุณครับ
Great great great
very useful and detailed :)
Omg you are so great presentation, but, I’m so confused how to remember all this rules
I think I'm just going to remember each word, I don't think I can remember these rules.
thank youuu
Why do the high tone on 3:29 sounds different from the one on 12:02 ? Could you please explain?
maybe because of the vowels, the first one is long while the second is short
@@jeong-haekim4507 not at all. Listen carefully. The last one increase in tone. Try to mimic and pronounce both longer, you will fund the difference. The one on 12:02 is more likely the high tone. I compare it with other teachers. But I am not sure too although other teachers never pronounce the one in 3:29 as high tone.
I didn't pay much attention at first but yeah the tones are different. I just saw the previous video from the same teacher (lesson#113), and she pronounced some high tones too high even the Thai speakers themselves in the comment don't recognize. lol
@@jeong-haekim4507 thank you I will watch lesson 113. But The rule she gaves is useful though. ☺
And here I thought the thai scripts and 5 tones are already hard to memorize and master, the tone rules are on a way different level. Argh. T_T
Are diphtongs considered as a long vowel sound or a short vowel sound?
Hi I'm watching this vid in 2020 is there any changes here?
2:37 isnt ก middle class? Why it is written as high class?
ก is middle class
it is not as easy as to a non Thai like me, I am self learning by reading mannie books n also watch online lessons.
how can i determine if what consonant is to be used
OMG.. thats all make me inzane na kruu.....can u make it more simple..
The video is helpful, but you need to explain slowly
Actually it will be helpful if you write it down as a reference. It is really handy as a manual when you need it. It is not complete though, she doesnt explain about double consonant. When there are 2 consecutive consonants the first consonant determine the rule even if the first consonant and the second consonant arent in the same syllable. Her tone rule is easier to remember if you learn about life and dead syllable because some of them can be grouped so you dont have to remember that much.
Thai admitted Science in Letter learning. No to politics.
2:36 Ko Kai is middle class consonant, not high..it is wrong :)
อยู่ (yù) Why it is Low Tone?
I don’t understand it. ย is Low Consonant and with Mai Ek, so it should be Falling Tone. Why it become Low Tone? Is that see the อ (Middle Consonant) instant of ย. In this case like อยู่ , which consonant should I see? อ or ย? Can someone explain me? Please!!! _/\_
อ make ย become middle class
Jirap Lala ขอบคุณมากครับ
I know it is 2 years ago..... If there are 2 consecutive consonants, the first one determine the rule ie: อ which is middle class thats why it is low tone with Mai Ek.
Vietnamese has 6 tone mark, It’s similar to thaI tone mark
It's difficult and different from Lao tone rules :v
This language is sadistically difficult.
I been trying to learn Thai for years now. It is very frustrating and makes me wonder who made all these ridicules rules. Surely I can think of a more efficient alphabet to use… strange
Same lol the only thing I can do is look and say the consonants 😂😂😂 after years
its tone....not thone