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Understood somewhere between 85 and 90%

I play the guitar, so it was cool for me learn a few more words associated with it.

Understood about 90%. Mostly +95% but the lost some of the threads of the discussion following the story

Khop khun mak Khru Ae kab Khu Ying! Great way to learn. Well done.

Really fascinating lesson. Understood somewhere between 90&95%

About 90%

Good lesson. 90% comp. A shark visiting Kru Fah's house would be funny. I think cat owners would be disappointed wth their cats responses

Thank you very much!

How often do they say 'die' in these lessons? 🤣It's like I'm studying dtai not Thai. 90% comp of the main story, but last few minutes were maybe 70%. B3#103 at 111 hours

B3#102. About 90% comprehension, but missed a few sentences in there, so would be about 60% if asked to recite each and every sentence (which I know isnt the purpose of the immersion method).

Understood 80% overall, sometimes higher

A fairly easy one with good images and Kru Ying leading the charge

It's January as I watch this. My current temperature: -8 degrees Celsius. Nooooooow!

Understood 75%. I never leave Thailand without buying another pair of Muay Thai shorts

Thank you very much! Step by step ...

75%

Thank you Comprehensible Thai for each lesson!

Thanks for the video. My comprehension was around 60% (I'm a little sleep deprived and sleepy).

I've really been liking the stories so far in the B3 playlist.

awesome lesson, learn many action thai word in this video.

Great lesson! Thank you. Understood about 90%

Thanks for the video. I understood around 75%. Honestly, Khruu Fah amazed me with how much of the photo she remembered in the brief 5 and 10 seconds that she saw it. I could barely recall most of the details and she was casually redrawing the scene and the location of the items. Lord, it shows that there are memory gods walking amongst us mere mortals 55555.

Thanks for the video! I understood around 85%. I'm guessing that what's considered to be redhead (the color orange) is different in Thailand. I thought some of the last people had a mix of orange and brown hair. Random tidbit (fact check me), but brown is just dark orange, iirc. The cut off between which color is which and if they're a different color is based on culture and is pretty arbitrary. I've heard of some places combining blue and green together. A goldfish is called poisson rouge in French and that translates to red fish in English. It blew my mind when I came across that in French class because it shows how much language and culture influences how we perceive things.

Thanks for the video. I understood around 85%. I honestly eat and drink the same thing irregardless of the weather. I usually let hot drinks cool down to the point where I can safely chug it. I let freshly brewed coffee cool until that point or just throw some oat and almond milk in and call it a day. The only cold (icy) drinks that i really drink are smoothies.

Understood nearly 95%

Interesting discussion, something I've been thinking about a lot lately. Understood about 85%

Thanks for the lesson, understood about 65%

Thanks for the lesson, understood about 70%

Great lesson, I will add MasterChef Thailand to my list of native content to watch! Understood 90%

Thanks for the lesson, understood about 80%

Thanks, understood 95%

Thanks for the lesson, understood about 90%

Thanks for the lesson, understood about 90%

Thanks for the lesson, understood about 80%

Was nice to hear Kruu Faa being so passionate even though it was about hating some subject lol. Same with Kruu Ying. I can tell that if I get to the lessons where they are just talking like in real life it will be so much more fun. I liked the speed also. I wish for those easier vocabulary the teachers would speak faster but I realize it's the beginner's course and it's not a continuous exact one after another lesson, it's shuffled a bit too. I hope to hear Kruu Ying speak faster in beginner 3 or 4, let's see :)

Entertaining and informative. ขอบคุณมาก

75%

That was a fun lesson. Understood 75%

This lesson seemed quite hard. I only understood around 30%

I think Payacru might be my favorite. I'm afraid of Yak, though. He eats people!

Great lesson, even for those at B1 and B2. 100% comp with some new expressions I wasn't familiar with. Both are great teachers, but Kru Ying really knows her students and what level to pitch at - absolute professional. Viewed in B3#98 at 109 hours. Thanks for posting

This was another fun story. I feel like I've done something similar (either wrong ingredient or measuring incorrectly) but I can't recall exactly at the moment. This does remind me, however, of one time I accidentally bought decaffeinated coffee instead of regular coffee. When I realized what I had done I was not embarrassed... but horrified!

Thanks for the video. I'd put my comprehension at around 60%. It's likely because I'm not a big fan of crab (I got lazy as I got older and I'd just cook chicken because there's no shell) and fish (excluding canned fish or filets). I like shrimp, but i avoid the head like the plague. Something about the head of fish and shrimp throw me off. I can eat cow tongue, cheek meat, meat, kidneys, liver, ect, but a whole cows head looks unappetizing to me.

I'm surprised nobody mentioned this but something I enjoy listening to is good audio! I can tell the audio quality of Khru Fah has improved and it makes listening more comfortable

Thank you very much !

A great topic and very well presented!

Bless your hearts, both of you.

Nice and easy lesson. Understood about 95%

Great lesson. Thank you. Understood about 90%