Find a Mistake in Thai Sentences | Common Mistakes

Let's test your Thai grammar! I say a sentence and you find a mistake. There are five sentences, please comment with your score out of 5. :)
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Join my online group speaking classes, if you want to;
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[@sxkayy]

I don’t really understand much Thai yet, but I love the way you emphasise on certain words while talking, making it easier for us to understand. ☺️

[@ThaiwithMod]

It is nice to hear your comment, thank you for learning Thai from my lessons. :)

[@mattcast8903]

Big Foreigner for Teerak Kabbb🙏🙏🙏

[@rabbieburns2501]

thank you - i'll lie & say 5, possibly 4 really

[@alien_from_somewhere]

How can I take one-to-one online classes to learn Thai?

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[@wantanadunweg4905]

I got 3 right

[@GotoHere]

0.

[@gotoastal]

"jer" isn't a good Romanization. A majority of English speakers (and Spanish) are rhotic and pronounce the letter r when followed by a vowel. Using a consonant that supposed to be 'silent' is dangerous to newcomers, like English teaching the b in 'lamb' means don't say it. Alternatives: RTGS uses "oe" which you see all over the country or IPA which uses "ɤ" though many folks would be unfamiliar with the symbol.

[@GotoHere]

Just learn to read Thai. It’s not that hard.

[@gotoastal]

I can, but the transcription if for folks still learning to read or need a cross reference.

[@_Alfa.Bravo_]

Thank you, darling :)