That's pŏm ao... is practical when you want to order food or buy things. But, I would suggest to use the word kŏr to make a polite request in other cases 😊
Juup sounds cute lol. Definitely better than hom too :p Btw. If you add "daai mai" to "noi" is that even more polite? When you would use one over the other? Also, I recall "gae" or something like that for "you" as well, when talking very casually, is that correct? Who do you use it with and how often personally? :)
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Thank you 😊
Ecellent example of effective teaching techniques of layering knowledge 😊 Thank you!
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"Kor hom noi kap" good one. Noses and lips, a difference!
Glad to hear that you learn something new from this video 😊😊
The recaps are very helpful at the end of your videos. Thanks
I will try to do the summary at the end more, thank you 😊
Thank for lesson today.Bpai non gon na khrap.Enjoy that song ! I will review today lesson tomorrow.bye
Good night kaa😉
Fantastic , love from Belgium
Thank you 😊
Thank you. An easy lesson indeed !
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Thanks.
My pleasure 😊
cool lesson and keep it up
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👏 ดีมากเลย ขอบคุณนะครัขครูนิว 🙂
ด้วยความยินดีนะคะ😊
Thank you. Greatly appreciated!
You're welcome 😊
มีประโยชน์มาก ขอบคุณมากครับ
ขอบคุณค่ะ 😊
Wow that helped me a lot Thankyou 😊
I am glad to hear that😊
Kruu New, thank you for excellent lesson, do you still use หน่อย if specifying a quantity + classifier?
I would say you can, but I might not say it.😊
ขอน้ำหนึ่งแก้วครับ/ค่ะ
ขอน้ำหน่อยครับ/ค่ะ
Hopefully, I answer your question
Thank you always kruu new! 🙏🏼
You're also always welcome 😊
Very good one! 👍
Thank you 😊😊
Thank You so much, New :)
You're welcome 😊
Thank you Ajarn...very helpful
My pleasure 😊
This is one of the Thai song I like !
I might have 6th sense as you said, 😊😉
@@thailessonsbynew You are !
Thank you!
Thank you 😊
What does Kor mean?
kŏr = ask for, it uses to make a request 😊
great lesson
Thank you😊
Thank
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i have learned to say
"pom aoe --- , krahp"
is it wrong ?
for example "pom aoe may-not, kramp"
That's pŏm ao...
is practical when you want to order food or buy things. But, I would suggest to use the word kŏr to make a polite request in other cases 😊
What about " what is our dish for today ? " In thai
Not sure about the situation 🤔
I'M so super super great thankful
The best one and only kun kru new
Thank you 😊
Whay if we say "MAY I HAVE" "CAN I?" and "CAN YOU?"
How do we say this krap?
You can say 'kŏr...dâai mái'😊
@@thailessonsbynew so it will be "kor gafe dai mai na khrap" ??
Correct, 😊 you can drop 'na' in that sentence
Is ขอ ... หน่อยครับ and ขอ ... ได้ไหมครับ the same or whats the difference?
You can say either one
Or mix and say
ขอ...หน่อยได้ไหมครับ
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So. I went out to the TALAD and said "KOR de de de Noi" and the lady just looked at me. And laughed.
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I am so excited for my birthday now
Juup sounds cute lol. Definitely better than hom too :p Btw. If you add "daai mai" to "noi" is that even more polite? When you would use one over the other? Also, I recall "gae" or something like that for "you" as well, when talking very casually, is that correct? Who do you use it with and how often personally? :)
I think if you put nòi and dâai mái together, it would be more polite.
gae แก, I only say it as you to a friend that I am very close with. 😊
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Can I go with you?
1) ขอผมไปกับคุณหน่อย
2) ผมไปกับคุณได้ไหม
Are those just the same and interchangeable?
I might say the 2nd sentence 😊
@@thailessonsbynew
Thank you นะครับ for your response. What is the difference between the 2? 🙂
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Ha ha... We westerners used to call the nose kiss an Eskimo kiss 😂 I have no idea why
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Yes! Nose to nose 😀
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Plz wright in English also some words difficault to understand
Thank you for your suggestion 😊
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Nice video. I don't fit into the category of traveller or expat. I'm a sexpat.
Gross
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