Another great video from Kruu Waree. Thank you! This is the best presentation of the changing final consonant sounds that I have seen and is another immediate winner just like the one on the 7 changing vowel forms. Both of these videos contain information that is vital to learning Thai in all four aspects of languages: reading, writing, pronunciation (speaking) and listening. Not many teachers even mention, never-mind focus on these essentials. This is a well-made instructive video and clearly laid-out methodically. It's like being present in your classroom. Not many native speakers can teach foreigners to speak their language but Kruu Waree is clearly an excellent teacher who has the talent and puts exceptional effort into lesson preparation. Well done again and congratulations. ขอขอบคุณอีกครั้งและขอแสดงความยินดี
As a Vivid student of Thai lesson. My Heartful Thanks to all my Mentors & friends whom I learned from communicating with Thai's from their Language for the past decades. Hoping I can visit Thailand in the near future soon after this COVID Pandemic. Hope I can be qualified as a certified native fluent speaker without any suspicion as a foreigner speaker, While I'm still Learning & I'm proud to be a Native Filipino Chinese. ( Chairman of Phil Lioc Kui Foundation 2018. ) 68 year of age. 😊 .. Welcome ( Thai's ) all out there to improve my thai lesson while vice versa improve your English, Pilipino & Chinese. Improve
hi im very happy to have find you as Thai teacher, you’re awesome and nice person and spending your value time making videos to help people to learn Thai, I’m from Mexico and wish can learn this beautiful language, thank you thank you so much
Thank you very much honey. Your teaching is very helpful about the many ending consonants and ending silent symbol! Thank you for teaching us on UA-cam, God Bless you and family.
I'll be thankful for the rest of my life, that's exactly what I was looking for, you're an amazing teacher, great explanation, thank you thank you thank you 🙏🏼🩷
Thank you so much, ma'am:)) I finished another video of yours and I'll be moving on to the next. These are really very helpful and I hope you will continue to make them. I appreciate it a lot and I hope many people realize your talent as a great teacher. You have a lot of patience:) ขอบคุณมากคุณครู!!
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 Hello kruu! :) I saw that you replied to my previous comment over here and I thought you might come back to it sometime if I reply here. สวัสดีคะครู :) I have a doubt about a word. I hope you get the time to answer it here(˘･_･˘) "Sentence" is called ประโยค in Thai. But the tones resulting in the second syllable of the word (โยค) confuse me a lot. I'm wondering why it is read low tone and not a falling tone since yaw yak is a low consonant, combined with a long vowel and we have a stop final at the end which should result in a falling tone according to all the rules I know about so far. The word doesn't even use any tone marker:[ Is this an exception, or what could be the explanation for this? Are there any other words like this in Thai? I found another word which is written like that and has a different tone than the rules:> It's sà-mùt (สมุด). The second part, mùt มุด,, has a low consonant to which a short vowel is applied. But then it has a stop final consonant at the end. Therefore, it should have been a High tone syllable. But it's instead low tone, which is confusing:[
Thank You Kruu Waree for your clear and understandable explanation :) i really love learning Thai using your videos. Though Thai language is very hard, you make it less complicated with your explanation.... Thank you from PH :)
Sa-wat-dee khrap Kruu Waree! I am learning a lot from your videos. These videos of yours really helped me in learning the basics of the Thai Language. You did a very good job in explaining every single detail. I am using this as another source of learning aside from the ThaiPod101... This is very informative while Thaipod is of a self learning... Khaawp Khun Kharp!
I understood the lesson thank you teacher 👍🏻 But one thing that I don’t understand why make it so complicated why don’t use only 1 consonant as a final sound. Is this Thai grammar ? We have to learn and remember ?
Excellent video, but i didn't understand why you transform from โระถ to รถ. (42:48). Can you explain, please? In which situations can (or must) to do it?!!
thank you teacher for this great video. it was very helpful. i just have two questions tho: 1. if I heard a word that ends in 'T' and I want to write it down, how will I know which T from the final sounds of T I am going to write? 2. Can we interchange the letters from a final sound? or do Thai words have a specific letter assigned for the final sound?
1. The most often use “t” is ด . However you need to learn the word or know the spelling of that word first. 2. You cannot interchange the final sound. We have fixed the spelling. Kop kun ka🙏🙇♀️😊
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 Kop kun krub kruu waree... I just finished the ep2 of your tone rule. tomorrow I will watch the ep3 which is the low class consonant. You are right, the low class consonant tone rule is much harder than the other two rule. I can't wait to study sentence structures but I really have to study the tone rule first. I have been watching thai series (which is my stress reliever by the way). Although the translation is in correct grammar, I feel like it is not the exact translation of the dialogue. By watching Thai series, it gives me the desire to learn Thai language. But not only that. I want to work and live in Thailand as well. That is why I am working on something to be able to get a job in Thailand as a teacher. Although my cousin, who is living in Bangkok, told me I don't need to learn Thai language as early as now if I want to work in Thailand, I realy want to learn the language, to speak and to read, so that I'll be able to communicate easily when I go to thailand. I want to live in your traditions and culture but I still have so much to learn in terms of the language. I am glad your videos are there. they are so helpful. You explain each lesson very well. again, Kop kun krub! I hope to meet you in person.
@@davidgabriel09 excuse me i 've just started learnin thai a week ago so i'm still new and dunno much, like from where to start and what pattern should i follow n what i shoudn do i'd like u to tellme more about it...RSVP
Hello Kruu Warre, I understand the final sound of เสร็จ is t sound, but why is there a r sound in the word เสร็จ? Are the s and r sound in เสร็จ a cluster ? Thank you for answering 😊
I am confused Kruu Waree krub.. about the T sound there is Chaw Cher, initial CH but stop final is sound T.. however the same consonant Chaw Cher is among 7 consonants that cant be the final sound? could you please explain krub?
The only thing that I don't understand and I can't figure it out how is how am I going to choose what consonant am I going to use? Or in what particular order am I going to put those consonants
Hope to Watch Learn Thai program. I'm a Vivid student of Learning Thai Language. I believed I can now communicate with local Thai's personally fluently & still learning to rich my dialect. Thanks to all my mentor. & I'm Proud to be a Filipino Chinese. Humbly yours Dewey Fangre 😊
You're not gonna figure anything out. It's just so you understand how to pronounce a word when you SEE it. So basically, you're gonna have to get yourself acquainted with different words and learn them. That's how you're gonna know the words and this video basically helps you to read a word containing these final sounds if you see such a case firsthand. Good luck:)
@@parn2160 yeah I got you, but what I mean is a month ago I'm having a problem Abt how to choose on what I'm going to use to spell the word correctly. But now I kinda know how to anyway thanks for your informative answer
@@jaurus7572 hi ! jonar. Tnx for being friendly., Bdw,. what is ur nationality ?? Difficulty learning foreign language depends on how interested u are towards ur likes. with believing that u can use it as gaining for ur future. We all started learning as a beginner. Kindergarten up to elementary to higher education.. & so forth.. Keep learning ..
Haii, saya dari indonesia Dan saya ingin sekali bisa berbahasa thailand Terimakasih banyak karna video ini sangatlah membantu! Maaf, saya gabisa pake bahasa inggris mager mau translatenya ahaha
Mam I have a doubt, mam there are so many alphabets with same sound for example for n, k, p, and t so how could we know I mean how can we identify which alphabet is to be written in the word . Any suggestions for it teacher??
woo chang To breakdown the long sentence to words, you should practice to read Thai words ( one by one first). After that when you read the sentences. You have to practice to find one word in the sentence. One word combine with = initial consonant + Vowel + tone marks ( some words have or don’t have ) Or One word combine = initial consonant + Vowel + tone mark + final sound ( for tone mark or final sound , some words have or don’t have) PS: one Thai word will be one Vowel only. Example ฉันทำงานใกล้บ้าน = I work nearby house. ฉัน = I ทำ = to do งาน = a work ใกล้ = near บ้าน = house
Hi Kruu Waree, a little bit confused with your final sounds video. You say Chaw Ka Cher can be used as a final sound with a 't'' sound but then you finish this part by saying Chaw Cher is one of the 7 consonants that cannot be used as a final sound? Thanks.
Hi Teacher Waree! May i ask if when do we use the same thai consonants in a sentence like Saw suea, Saw Ruesi, Saw Sala? And how about Kaw Rakhang, Kaw Khai, Kaw Khwai and also Taw Montho, Taw Thahan, Taw Phuthao, Taw Thung,Taw Thong,Taw Tao? I'm a little bit confused huhu🥺 I really appreciated you and I learned a lot. Thank you so much❤️
Kruu I have a question. in 9:54 the consonant "chaw cher" is written in the column of final sound "...t" but you also said it belongs to the 7 consonants that cannot be used as final sound. What should I follow?
Hello Kruu Waree, I have a question. Are there any rules for taking out vowels in certain words or is it just some words? I'm asking because of the word in 38:43. I've seen this many times and was wondering how you know which vowels are disappearing.
Hi teacher. I want to ask how would we know what initial consonant to use in a word because there are consonants like ท and ธ (which makes the "T" sound) and ค and ข (which makes the "K" sound) that produce the same sound. Any tips?
Mam i want to learn thai language but i m so confused😔 how to read these 'ก-ko kai' 'ข kho khai' alphabet i can't understand .....what's the actual pronunciation...plz help
Hello teacher, Can you help us? I got confused how to construct a sentence, its because consonant has a lot of the same sound. How to know that, this letter or symbol are the exact letters for initial consonant ? .iTs difficult to choose a letter that has the same sound. Ex: Letter "N" Their are N sound. Nooneen and noonuu. For "K" Khookai, khoo kuat, khoo khon, khoo rakang. And soo on. Example : Some of the words start with "N" create a 2 symbol น,ณ ? Is it possible to pick whatever we want in that symbol? As long as start with "N" sound? Same with other symbol teacher? Or it is possible to chooose any of this letter as long as Stands for initial consonant? Or I can used whatever letters as long as start with initial consonants? Hope you make a video for this. Hope you notice me from philippines.
Teachers when we are writing พยัญชนะ we used ญ as n sound in second syllable and my doubt is can we use ณ,ร,ล,ฬ instead of ญ Or do we have any fixed rule to write only ญ in it.?? And even in different words I've this doubt teacher so please clarify this ☺☺
Hello madam, I just want to ask if Thai spelling is interchangeable for example the kun(you) instead of chaw cher can naw neen, raw rua, and other letters which sounds n at the end can be used? Hopefully you could help me. khap khun khrap.
You'll just have to learn what's used where and in which word. There's no way to 'figure this out' and you're not gonna choose anything. There are some rules but you just have to use them to read a word correctly when you see firsthand with these cases in it
One would be the word that is used to pronounce the consonant itself, the word accompanying the sound of the consonant(taw mon-too), "mon-too" which means (or is the Thai name of) mandodari from Ramayana. It is written as "มฌโฑ"
@@yeaheylightup6316 no problem:] Although would be good to note that this is actually a rare consonant and isn't used as commonly as some other common ones like gaw gàw etc.
แมวเป็นของฉัน It can be romanized as "mæw bpen kawng chan" เเมว = cat เป็น = (to) be [is/am/are] ของ = belongs to ฉัน = I (me) Which literally means "cat belongs to me"
@@aabvwm5432 glad to help:) Although it would be great if a native could point out any mistakes and whether they would actually use this sentence in real life.
Madam, how can I know which one is final sound and which one just a consonant into Thai words? Because Thai sentence doesnt have space among Thai word... Im feeling so hard to know about that, plz help me!
Initial consonant always in the front and for the final always at the back. Example งาน = a work , a job ง = initial consonant น = final sound Example sentences เรารักงาน = we love job เรา = rao รัก = rák งาน = ngaan U hv to practice to find one word , one word in the sentence.
We foreigners (specially from the West) do not have a way to know. We put spaces between words but Thais don't so we never know where a word starts and where it ends. Unless you have a vast vocabulary and know the words. For beginners this is a total nightmare.
Mukaram Irshad Naqvi Yes. Last night I accidentally deleted it. So need to upload again 😅. So glad to know that u r my real student, u know which one upload before. Kop kun ka🙏😊
From the “T” sound final sound. Actually “ฌ” chaw cher is the one consonant that cannot be final sound.
I was a bit confused at that part, thought I heard wrongly, thanks for the explanation. ขอบคุณนะครูวรี
ฑ Is the missing other Final "T" sound?
Is it CHOE? OR CHAW
Thank you for the explanation. I was confused for a while when i saw chaw cher twice...
Thanks again 😀
thank you
You are the best and most beautiful spelling teacher พูดภาษาไทยยากนิดหน่อย สะกดคำภาษาไทยยากมาก
ขอบคุณมากครับสอนดีมาก ผมสอนภาษาให้เพื่อนฝรั่งอยู่
my mother is Thai and my father is Malaysian and I speak two languages, and also thank you for this lesson cikgu😚😚😁
Best teacher EVER !!!! ❤️❤️
Kop kun ka🙏🙇♀️😊✌️
I love your detail explanation and clear pronounciation. Thank You for much for your effort.
Another great video from Kruu Waree. Thank you! This is the best presentation of the changing final consonant sounds that I have seen and is another immediate winner just like the one on the 7 changing vowel forms. Both of these videos contain information that is vital to learning Thai in all four aspects of languages: reading, writing, pronunciation (speaking) and listening. Not many teachers even mention, never-mind focus on these essentials. This is a well-made instructive video and clearly laid-out methodically. It's like being present in your classroom. Not many native speakers can teach foreigners to speak their language but Kruu Waree is clearly an excellent teacher who has the talent and puts exceptional effort into lesson preparation. Well done again and congratulations. ขอขอบคุณอีกครั้งและขอแสดงความยินดี
Sawatdee kha! You are absolutely amazing Kruu Waree! I learned all the Thai alphabet because of you. Kopkun na kha! 🤗🎉
You’re welcome. Kop kun ka🙏😃✌️👏
As a Vivid student of Thai lesson. My Heartful Thanks to all my Mentors & friends whom I learned from communicating with Thai's from their Language for the past decades.
Hoping I can visit Thailand in the near future soon after this COVID Pandemic.
Hope I can be qualified as a
certified native fluent speaker without any suspicion as a foreigner speaker, While I'm still Learning & I'm proud to be a Native Filipino Chinese.
( Chairman of Phil Lioc Kui Foundation 2018. ) 68 year of age. 😊 .. Welcome ( Thai's ) all out there to improve my thai lesson while vice versa improve your English, Pilipino & Chinese.
Improve
I am so appreciate and glad to know that you love Thai language. Welcome to Thailand 🙏🙇♀️😊❤️✌️
hi im very happy to have find you as Thai teacher, you’re awesome and nice person and spending your value time making videos to help people to learn Thai, I’m from Mexico and wish can learn this beautiful language, thank you thank you so much
I am so happy to hear this. Thank you for loving our beautiful language 🙏😊🙇♀️
Great lesson again. Thank you for your clear examples.
Such clear writing and clear slow explanation,thank you.
Kop kun ka🙏🙇♀️😊✌️
thank you so much. this is most helpful, it has erased so much confusion for me.
Your video was extremely helpful. Thank you for all the work you put into preparing this video.
I think am going to learn thai language sooner than later. Thanks to you teacher Waree. Kop kun ka mak.😍🙏
Thank you very much honey. Your teaching is very helpful about the many ending consonants and ending silent symbol! Thank you for teaching us on UA-cam, God Bless you and family.
Love learning with this teacher⭐️
Thank you very much for your videos! Suddenly I understand why "สวัสดี" is written with an "s" at the end of the "sawat" part. ขอบคุณคฺรับ
ยินดีค่ะ😃✌️
I'll be thankful for the rest of my life, that's exactly what I was looking for, you're an amazing teacher, great explanation, thank you thank you thank you 🙏🏼🩷
@@sofiaviridianadominguezflo6078 You are very welcome ka🙏🥰
Excellent class once again!
Thank you very much for this.
It is super helpful and super clear.!!!!
Wonderful lesson! So nice explanation, that, now i can understand many thinks, what I'm wondered so many times 😅 Thank you, very much🙏
Thanks! You're so nice Thai teacher. Thanks again!
Kop kun ka🙏😊🙇♀️
thank you great teacher.
Kop kun ka🙏😍🙇♀️
Another invaluable lesson. Thank you for taking your time to create such useful materials
Kop kun ka🙏😊🙇♀️✌️
Excellent, super clear, thanks!!!!
Very clear speech with beautiful writing.wow!
Kop kun ka🙏😃🙇♀️✌️
I've just finished this video! i'm so happy!
Good jobs 👍👍👍. Keep fighting สู้ๆค่ะ😃👏✌️
💟💟👍👍👍Thanks...Mrs....
Thank you so much, ma'am:)) I finished another video of yours and I'll be moving on to the next. These are really very helpful and I hope you will continue to make them. I appreciate it a lot and I hope many people realize your talent as a great teacher. You have a lot of patience:)
ขอบคุณมากคุณครู!!
ยินดีนะคะ🙏❤️❤️❤️
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 Hello kruu! :) I saw that you replied to my previous comment over here and I thought you might come back to it sometime if I reply here.
สวัสดีคะครู :) I have a doubt about a word. I hope you get the time to answer it here(˘･_･˘)
"Sentence" is called ประโยค in Thai. But the tones resulting in the second syllable of the word (โยค) confuse me a lot. I'm wondering why it is read low tone and not a falling tone since yaw yak is a low consonant, combined with a long vowel and we have a stop final at the end which should result in a falling tone according to all the rules I know about so far. The word doesn't even use any tone marker:[ Is this an exception, or what could be the explanation for this? Are there any other words like this in Thai?
I found another word which is written like that and has a different tone than the rules:>
It's sà-mùt (สมุด). The second part, mùt มุด,, has a low consonant to which a short vowel is applied. But then it has a stop final consonant at the end. Therefore, it should have been a High tone syllable. But it's instead low tone, which is confusing:[
Very detailed!👍👍
Thank you a lot teacher. I have learn a lot!
Thank You Kruu Waree for your clear and understandable explanation :) i really love learning Thai using your videos. Though Thai language is very hard, you make it less complicated with your explanation.... Thank you from PH :)
You are a very, very good teacher krap
Kop kun mak ka😃✌️🙏
Another brilliant video. Thank you for taking the time to teach us. Love all your videos you explain them so well.
What is the next video to watch?
Sa-wat-dee khrap Kruu Waree!
I am learning a lot from your videos.
These videos of yours really helped me in learning the basics of the Thai Language.
You did a very good job in explaining every single detail.
I am using this as another source of learning aside from the ThaiPod101...
This is very informative while Thaipod is of a self learning...
Khaawp Khun Kharp!
Enjoy the lessons na ka. Kop kun ka🙏😃✌️🙇♀️
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 Kop Kun Krap! Sawatdeee krap!
I'm on the same boat! check also activethai.com The tests there are great
Thank you kruu. I can understand it better than before. Reaaly love yhe way you teach us. :))
Another great video, thank you so much for all your careful explanation. You make learning Thai fun 🙏🏼❤️😊
Kop kun mak ka🙏😘💖
Tr.Waree which meaning is use กฎ and which meaning use กฏ in Thailand?
Hi my name is Patrick..I’m so interesting to learn Thai with you .. I liked your explanation very good...
Thank you. I am so glad that you like my videos 🙏🙇♀️😃
Good teacher, thank you for the lesson :)
You’re welcome. Kop kun ka🙏😊🙇♀️
Thank you for the time you put into making these videos 😊
Just a quick question, ฑ would be consider a “t” final sound?
Yes. 😊
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 thank you ☺️
Will sound change day by day !
Thank you so much for this. Very helpful video. kop khun krap! :)
Yin dii ka ยินดีค่ะ🙏😊🙇♀️
31:16 I thought Low Consonant + Long Vowel is Mid Tone?
Low + long vowel + stop final = falling tone
Kruu Waree All About Thai thank you. 😊
I understood the lesson thank you teacher 👍🏻
But one thing that I don’t understand why make it so complicated why don’t use only 1 consonant as a final sound. Is this Thai grammar ? We have to learn and remember ?
Got it khrap and Happy Father's Day. Korb kun khrup.
L wardie Kop kun mak ka🙏🙏🙏
I love your videos, they're helping me a lot! Thank you
Teacher, thanks for your teaching. I have a question. Why cant we put น at the end for all the (n) words? 26:00min
คุน? อาหาน?
I love you, thank you so much.
Kop Kun na ka🙏🙇♀️😊❤️
Excellent video, but i didn't understand why you transform from โระถ to รถ. (42:48).
Can you explain, please?
In which situations can (or must) to do it?!!
Thanks a lot teacher your learning is so clear and easy to realize .❤️And then can i ask u you how to Tongue tortoise like ร sound
thank you teacher for this great video. it was very helpful.
i just have two questions tho:
1. if I heard a word that ends in 'T' and I want to write it down, how will I know which T from the final sounds of T I am going to write?
2. Can we interchange the letters from a final sound? or do Thai words have a specific letter assigned for the final sound?
1. The most often use “t” is ด . However you need to learn the word or know the spelling of that word first.
2. You cannot interchange the final sound. We have fixed the spelling. Kop kun ka🙏🙇♀️😊
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 Kop kun krub kruu waree... I just finished the ep2 of your tone rule. tomorrow I will watch the ep3 which is the low class consonant. You are right, the low class consonant tone rule is much harder than the other two rule. I can't wait to study sentence structures but I really have to study the tone rule first.
I have been watching thai series (which is my stress reliever by the way). Although the translation is in correct grammar, I feel like it is not the exact translation of the dialogue. By watching Thai series, it gives me the desire to learn Thai language. But not only that. I want to work and live in Thailand as well. That is why I am working on something to be able to get a job in Thailand as a teacher. Although my cousin, who is living in Bangkok, told me I don't need to learn Thai language as early as now if I want to work in Thailand, I realy want to learn the language, to speak and to read, so that I'll be able to communicate easily when I go to thailand. I want to live in your traditions and culture but I still have so much to learn in terms of the language. I am glad your videos are there. they are so helpful. You explain each lesson very well.
again, Kop kun krub! I hope to meet you in person.
@@davidgabriel09 excuse me i 've just started learnin thai a week ago so i'm still new and dunno much, like from where to start and what pattern should i follow n what i shoudn do i'd like u to tellme more about it...RSVP
Hello Kruu Warre, I understand the final sound of เสร็จ is t sound, but why is there a r sound in the word เสร็จ? Are the s and r sound in เสร็จ a cluster ? Thank you for answering 😊
It’s silent ร word😊
I am confused Kruu Waree krub.. about the T sound there is Chaw Cher, initial CH but stop final is sound T.. however the same consonant Chaw Cher is among 7 consonants that cant be the final sound? could you please explain krub?
It’s my mistake. Actually ฌ is cannot be final sound 🙏🙇♀️😊✌️
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 Thank you so much. I want to know this question too.
The only thing that I don't understand and I can't figure it out how is how am I going to choose what consonant am I going to use? Or in what particular order am I going to put those consonants
Hope to Watch Learn Thai program. I'm a Vivid student of Learning Thai Language. I believed I can now communicate with local Thai's personally fluently & still learning to rich my dialect. Thanks to
all my mentor. & I'm
Proud to be a Filipino Chinese. Humbly yours
Dewey Fangre 😊
You're not gonna figure anything out. It's just so you understand how to pronounce a word when you SEE it. So basically, you're gonna have to get yourself acquainted with different words and learn them. That's how you're gonna know the words and this video basically helps you to read a word containing these final sounds if you see such a case firsthand.
Good luck:)
@@deweyfangre630 great, happy for you
@@parn2160 yeah I got you, but what I mean is a month ago I'm having a problem Abt how to choose on what I'm going to use to spell the word correctly. But now I kinda know how to anyway thanks for your informative answer
@@jaurus7572
hi ! jonar.
Tnx for being friendly.,
Bdw,. what is ur nationality ??
Difficulty learning foreign language depends on how interested u are towards ur likes. with believing that u can use it as gaining for ur future. We all started learning as a beginner.
Kindergarten up to elementary to higher education.. & so forth..
Keep learning ..
Haii, saya dari indonesia
Dan saya ingin sekali bisa berbahasa thailand
Terimakasih banyak karna video ini sangatlah membantu!
Maaf, saya gabisa pake bahasa inggris mager mau translatenya ahaha
Hi Kru Waree,
Question: is
ฌ a T stop? Or one of the 7 letters that cannot be used as a final consonant?
Mam I have a doubt, mam there are so many alphabets with same sound for example for n, k, p, and t so how could we know I mean how can we identify which alphabet is to be written in the word . Any suggestions for it teacher??
Need to Read&write more often and do more spelling. 😊✌️
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 kop kun maak maak for the suggestion kruu
Khun Kruu Waree, do you have some tips to breakdown a long Thai sentence in words?
woo chang To breakdown the long sentence to words, you should practice to read Thai words ( one by one first). After that when you read the sentences. You have to practice to find one word in the sentence.
One word combine with = initial consonant + Vowel + tone marks ( some words have or don’t have )
Or
One word combine = initial consonant + Vowel + tone mark + final sound
( for tone mark or final sound , some words have or don’t have)
PS: one Thai word will be one Vowel only.
Example
ฉันทำงานใกล้บ้าน = I work nearby house.
ฉัน = I
ทำ = to do
งาน = a work
ใกล้ = near
บ้าน = house
In ฉัน spelling what is symbol on ฉ ? In which lesson you taught that can you please tell me? 🙏🏻
Can u pls teach the use of อั & อ อ์
Hi Kruu Waree, a little bit confused with your final sounds video. You say Chaw Ka Cher can be used as a final sound with a 't'' sound but then you finish this part by saying Chaw Cher is one of the 7 consonants that cannot be used as a final sound?
Thanks.
Actually ฌ can’t be final sounds
Hi Teacher Waree! May i ask if when do we use the same thai consonants in a sentence like Saw suea, Saw Ruesi, Saw Sala? And how about Kaw Rakhang, Kaw Khai, Kaw Khwai and also Taw Montho, Taw Thahan, Taw Phuthao, Taw Thung,Taw Thong,Taw Tao? I'm a little bit confused huhu🥺 I really appreciated you and I learned a lot. Thank you so much❤️
In Thai language, each word is fixed spelling. So you have to learn that word before. Then you know how to write and spell it. 🙏🙇♀️😊✌️
Kru, how come the chaaw chooe are in the above chart as final sound since you said that the chaaw chooe can’t be the final sound?
Kruu I have a question.
in 9:54 the consonant "chaw cher" is written in the column of final sound "...t" but you also said it belongs to the 7 consonants that cannot be used as final sound. What should I follow?
See the pinned comment, if you haven't already:)
Kop kun ka🙏🙇♀️😊✌️
Actually ฌ is the 7 consonants that can not be final sound. 🙏🙇♀️😊✌️
v useful Kruu Waree!
Kop kun ka🙏😍🙇♀️
Thanks, very helpful video!
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Hello Kruu Waree, I have a question. Are there any rules for taking out vowels in certain words or is it just some words? I'm asking because of the word in 38:43. I've seen this many times and was wondering how you know which vowels are disappearing.
Hi teacher. I want to ask how would we know what initial consonant to use in a word because there are consonants like ท and ธ (which makes the "T" sound) and ค and ข (which makes the "K" sound) that produce the same sound. Any tips?
No tips. We only memorize each Thai word how to write. Keep fighting 🙏✌️🙇♀️💪
Mam i want to learn thai language but i m so confused😔
how to read these 'ก-ko kai' 'ข kho khai' alphabet i can't understand .....what's the actual pronunciation...plz help
ก = gaw-gài
ข = kaw-kài
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thank you mam
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Teacher I have question
Hello teacher, Can you help us? I got confused how to construct a sentence, its because consonant has a lot of the same sound. How to know that, this letter or symbol are the exact letters for initial consonant ? .iTs difficult to choose a letter that has the same sound. Ex: Letter "N" Their are N sound. Nooneen and noonuu. For "K" Khookai, khoo kuat, khoo khon, khoo rakang. And soo on.
Example : Some of the words start with "N" create a 2 symbol น,ณ ? Is it possible to pick whatever we want in that symbol? As long as start with "N" sound? Same with other symbol teacher?
Or it is possible to chooose any of this letter as long as Stands for initial consonant? Or I can used whatever letters as long as start with initial consonants? Hope you make a video for this. Hope you notice me from philippines.
Teachers when we are writing พยัญชนะ we used ญ as n sound in second syllable and my doubt is can we use ณ,ร,ล,ฬ instead of ญ Or do we have any fixed rule to write only ญ in it.?? And even in different words I've this doubt teacher so please clarify this ☺☺
Hello madam, I just want to ask if Thai spelling is interchangeable for example the kun(you) instead of chaw cher can naw neen, raw rua, and other letters which sounds n at the end can be used? Hopefully you could help me. khap khun khrap.
Each word has its own spelling example the word “คุณ” . We fix the spelling and writing. You can not use other consonant to replace. 🙏🙇♀️😊
Thank you khruu🙏
Excellent way
Kawaljeet Singh Kop kun ka🙏😊
Kruu Waree All About Thai 😊😊😊
Sawadeekap I just want to ask how can I know what to put as an end sound for "t" cuz there's a lot of it.
Btw thanks for this it helps a lot
You'll just have to learn what's used where and in which word. There's no way to 'figure this out' and you're not gonna choose anything. There are some rules but you just have to use them to read a word correctly when you see firsthand with these cases in it
Is there a thai word with "ฑ" in it
One would be the word that is used to pronounce the consonant itself, the word accompanying the sound of the consonant(taw mon-too), "mon-too" which means (or is the Thai name of) mandodari from Ramayana. It is written as "มฌโฑ"
Other than that?
@@yeaheylightup6316 "กรีฑา" (grii-thaa), which means "track and field"
Ow thanks.
@@yeaheylightup6316 no problem:]
Although would be good to note that this is actually a rare consonant and isn't used as commonly as some other common ones like gaw gàw etc.
Kruu, can you give us example of "Koong" (thing, belong to) in a sentence? i want to know how it is used..
แมวเป็นของฉัน
It can be romanized as "mæw bpen kawng chan"
เเมว = cat
เป็น = (to) be [is/am/are]
ของ = belongs to
ฉัน = I (me)
Which literally means "cat belongs to me"
@@parn2160 ohhhhh, thank you! I finally understand
@@aabvwm5432 glad to help:)
Although it would be great if a native could point out any mistakes and whether they would actually use this sentence in real life.
@@parn2160 ye ye ✨🙏🏼
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Madam, how can I know which one is final sound and which one just a consonant into Thai words? Because Thai sentence doesnt have space among Thai word... Im feeling so hard to know about that, plz help me!
Initial consonant always in the front and for the final always at the back.
Example
งาน = a work , a job
ง = initial consonant
น = final sound
Example sentences
เรารักงาน = we love job
เรา = rao
รัก = rák
งาน = ngaan
U hv to practice to find one word , one word in the sentence.
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 thanks a lot! I'll write into notebook for remember! Thanks again! ^^
We foreigners (specially from the West) do not have a way to know. We put spaces between words but Thais don't so we never know where a word starts and where it ends. Unless you have a vast vocabulary and know the words. For beginners this is a total nightmare.
@@wargoddess1704 so I have to have a vast vocabulary in order to identify where a certain letter or syllable stops? :{
@@rootsOfMadness15 Yes I think you need to know at least 300 words
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Ma'am I'm confused. Is it gaw gai or ko kai?
Both. Each means different things. Gai = Chicken, Kai = Eggs
ก = gaw gài
ข = kaw(rising tone) kài
Thanks Teacher ! Where is your teaching place in Bangkok? Can I come and attend your class? What is cost?
Very sorry ka. Our school is in Kl, Malaysia. But we do teach via Skype for distance students. 🙏😊🙇♀️
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 thanks, how much per month?
Than Shwe 600 Thai baht/ hr 🙏😊🙇♀️
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 Thank you Teacher for your reply.
U teach in Malaysia ? Wow I live in selangor...wish u come to sepang and open class here...I'm really glad to be your student
Hi teacher, do you teach online?
Yes, please WhatsApp 60 16-927-8566
Seria super si se le entendiera en español💖
May I ask the difference of ขาย and ไข please? Khop khun kha 😘😘
ไข = kãi = to unlock
ขาย = kaãi ( longer sound) = to sell
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Maybe in 7 consonant cant be final sound have cho-cher. Can you check again madam?
Cao Minh Duyên yes. You’re correct. ฌ is the one consonants that cannot be final sound. Thank you very much that u correct for me🙏😊
Thank you for confirm about that one. I'll record into notebook ^^
Ah, plz I have a question. Can you suggest an application dictionary to look for Thai word easy?
Cao Minh Duyên ขอบคุณค่ะ🙏😊👍✌️
This one is good for dictionary
www.thai2english.com/
Can i have te pdf, print out of Final Sound
Mike A u give me your email. I send it to u :)
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 mikea961@hotmail.com
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 if possible all te pdf
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Co giao day that ky luong
I’m a learner but still cannot follow to understand how to use the final sound and tone
keep fighting ✌✌✌
You look pinoy kruu waree 😄
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Madam this is a repeat video na.This video was uploaded earlier.
Mukaram Irshad Naqvi Yes. Last night I accidentally deleted it. So need to upload again 😅. So glad to know that u r my real student, u know which one upload before. Kop kun ka🙏😊
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 Really you teach so good so I follow your videos.
I wish u all sucess Waree.
Mukaram Irshad Naqvi Kop kun mak ka for your great support and encouragement 🙏😊✌️
Sara O and aw aang look written exactly the same to me
โ = Sa-ra oo
อ = aw aang
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 - I meant aw aang and Sa-Ra OLL
Yes. Writing the same but different function
อ = consonant
Example อ่าง àang = basin
- อ = Vowels อ
Example รอ = raw = wait
@@kruuwareeallaboutthai5363 You are a very patient teacher and I thank you so much for helping me!
John G Kop kun ka for watching my videos 🙏😊🙇♀️
WOW! I find this difficult! :(
Keep fighting na ka✌️✌️✌️
This is even more difficult. I- 🤯😟😓
You are beautiful
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write the sound in english !
I didn't understand what you say.
This vídeo is explained in English
omg why there are so many tttttt? T.T