STOP Saying "มาก mâak" for Very | Use these alternatives to sound like a native Thai
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- In this lesson, I'll show you how to STOP using "มาก mâak" for VERY 🚫 & upgrade your Thai vocabulary. By avoiding this one little word as much as you can, you'll be forced to get more creative and activate other more interesting & impressive Thai words instead! 😎
Read the full transcript of this lesson on my site here:
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Interesting that so many words have their own individual modifiers...and there doesn't appear to be a pattern. The challenges continue.
Amazing lesson! Nearly 20 years speaking Thai and I've never learned most of these qualifiers!
It is great that you learned something new from this lesson. :)
I raise you 30. 50+ years, and I never learned those.
Hi Kruu Pear, 👋 Hope you are well. I was watching your video and noticed you have highlighted some of the words in Red to make them stand out. It would be good as a student to see some of the other words, in the same sentence, highlighted in other colours. This would allow me/us to swap the words out easily and improve the way of learning Thai. As sometimes I'm not sure about which words are which. I would find it easier to disassemble and reconstruct a sentence if each word was Colour coordinated. Anyway, hope you are well. Love the videos. ❤
Fantastic. We have to use it so that it becomes natural. It’s like certain Chinese counting terms, all very unique. Language is so interesting. Thank you for teaching!
I never knew about this before. It´s quite frustrating. I gave up the Believe that i will ever be able to speak Thai in a good way 😥
This is marvellous. Thank you.
This was a good lesson ❤
Thank you kruu Pear. I did not know any of those intensifiers!
Very useful thanks
Thanks Khru, It's very useful
Thanks a lot, kru Pear! Very useful intensifiers, and quite difficult to memorize 😂🙏
Please use them in real life and you will remember them. :)
I probably should learn classifiers and intensifies along with each new word so they feel like a part of the same idea. Right?
@@ThaiwithMod I agree. starting with the common intensifier for salty, bitter, green and black 😄Thank you, and have a wonderful day!
This is amazing
amazing lesson!!!!!!! thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for your encouraging comment. :)
Thanks. For colors are quite difficult.
Thanks Kru Pear. So, if we are intensifying adjectives other than those to used describe colour or taste, is มาก ok? or usually ok?
These are new to me. How common are these words? I have never heard my wife, family, or friends use them - they still use มาก. For example just today my wife said both ขมมาก and เปรี้ยวมาก to describe dark chocolate and cherries respectively.
do you sometime double this word to enphasize more? ex Dam bpi bpi?
คำคุณศัพท์ที่บังบอกคุณสมบัติเหมาะสม...มีอยู่วันหนึ่งผมจะสามารถใช้ผวกเขาในปริศนาอักษรไขว้...✍️
Thanks a lot, but what would you use with blue? Like if I want to say 'today the sky (or the sea) looks very blue'.
Normally, we use ฟ้าใส (fah-sai) for describing sky. It literally means clear sky. But we generally don't say it's very blue sky.
Good lessoon but really suprised I haven't come across these much. Can these intensifers be used with all regional accents and dialects across Thailand or are there different ones for Isaan or even some other central Thai speaking provinces ? Similarly, are these intensifers used by both urban and rural populations and age socio-economic groups ?
These intensifiers are commonly used by native Thai speakers in all regions and ages.
🙏 ขอบคุณมากฯ ครับ คุณครู ขอบคุณที่ช่วยเพิ่มความรู้ไห้ผมครับ ผมไม่เข้าใจทำไมถึงไม่ได้เรียน คำศัพท์เหอ่านี้เมื่อก่อน ? งงเลยครับ !
I honestly think it would only be women that would use these. When has a man EVER had to talk about colours in this way? It sounds like women for discussing lipstick shades or colours of clothes that they have bought etc Men just know red, we don't talk about "very red" "so red" etc Maybe light or dark shades of a specific colour, but that's all .. we're not THAT affected by colours & shades in our lives as women tbh 55
@@rabbieburns2501 As an educated Thai young adult born, raised and living in Bkk, I can confirm your assumption. we, Thai men, don't talk about colours in this way, rarely do. To be clear, it's not that men don't use it, we just rarely find a situation to use this.
I can see many of these being useful so I don't have to resort to slang terms or whatever. Like in your first example. I always heard it with a "J" or at most a "CH" during my 3 years in Thailand. I am not familiar with pronouncing words with จ sounded like an "S". Is this regional dialect or what?
Would these intensifiers be commonly used by both males & females? Seems to me like it would be more used by females?
When you say the word bpii.do you emphasize the p.or b..?.thanks
Bp is one sound. Like in between b and p in English.
It’s similar to the p in peak versus the p in speak. They’re different.
ครูมดค่ะ สีแดง คิดว่า แดงแจ๋ มากกว่า แดงแจ๊ดแม้แต่เครื่องตรวจคำยังใช้ค่ะ❤❤
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ting tong = super crazy ...is this correct?
ติ๊งต๊อง /dtíng-dtóng/ actually means "goofy".
My God... Very different adjectives have different words.
เคยใช้แต่ขมปี๋ เค็มปี๋ ยังไม่เคยใช้นะ
I hope you enjoyed this lesson! HOMEWORK: Can you think of BETTER ways to say
- very cold?
- very hot?
- very fast?
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very fast - rao rao?
Why do all the จ's you pronounce sound like S's?
Kru Pear taa lip sii daeng pet maak
Why speaking like a native speaker is so always stressed in your videos? I guess as long as what we spoke was understood, that's goal achieved.
It’s ok if someone doesn’t want to make themselves better speakers, but if we are learning someone else’s language, we should learn it appropriately and actually put effort into it. Language is more than just words. It’s their culture and should be respected
Forget trying to learn 10 different adverbs when 'maak' is perfectly fine.
I'm not Thai so I don't care about 'sounding' like a native as long as my pronunciation is correct and Thai people can understand me!
In fact most Thai people I know just use 'maak'.
I'm sorry to hear that this lesson makes you upset.
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Why do you pronounce jiid จึ๊ด with an "s" sound?
R U half Thai ,half chinese ...?