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Thanks

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Very colloquial thai.

thanks a lot :3 i love this song

Very good job; thank you.

Why is "He" not kăo?

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ไม้ใหม่ไม่ไหม้แล้วไม้ไหม้ใหม่เปล่า

Oh I see.. 1.. เปล่า, can be used on it's own. No need to say, reu plao/ รึเปล่า. ขอบคัณนัครับ, ครูสตางค์.​สู้ๆนะ

I'm a newbie in learning Thai, and the 1st word I learned is everything the tittle of Scrubb's music hehehehe.

Actually the words "that" and "which" do not have the same meaning in American English, strictly speaking. For example, I like food that is spicy. I like Tom Yam soups, which are spicy. We use "that" when the information is absolutely necessary to be included. If the information (after the word "that") is removed, it changes the essential meaning of the sentence. For example, "I like food" vs "I like food that is spicy" do not have the same meaning. We use "which" when the information is optional. If the information is removed, the meaning of the sentence remains the same. For example, I like Tom Yam soups" has the same meaning as "I like Tom Yam soups, which are spicy." So I wonder whether it is the same in Thai. Is ที่ = that, and ซึ่ง = which? To clarify further, let's do a quiz. Which one below is correct? A. I like Tom Yam soups that are made by my mum. B. I like Tom Yam soups, which are made by my mum. Answer A is correct. B is wrong because not all Tom Yam soups in the entire world are made by my mum. Therefore, the information "made by my mum" is essential. Without it, the meaning of the sentence is different. But you can say "I like this bowl of Tom Yam soup, which is made by my mum." This is because in this case, you have already specified which Tom Yam soup it is (ie, this bowl here), so the information "made by my mum" becomes optional. So "that" and "which" are not really used interchangeably. How about ที่ and ซึ่ง ?

thx for sharig

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Great video, thanks. It's short and informative

Can i confirm this nák นัก is then another Thai classifier ?

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Excellent, thanks

Hi teacher, may I know why is it pronounce as "poom jai" but not "poomi jai"?

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why do สร้าง is pronunced SAAN and not SRAAN ?

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Many many thanks for the video ❤

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Can we just reply “yin dee kha” to a thank you?

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Amazing video. Thank you!

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It's good to teach this language, but we're alwaysyold that Thai is a contextual language so maybe it would be more useful to help us understand the context for using (and not using) these phrases. 🙏

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How do you pronounce it in natural speech. I don't want to sound like a awkward textbook

Thank you for sharing this !

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Why do you put 2021 in the title? 😂 does it change each year?

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Thank you

Thank you for the transliteration, very useful to learn the pronunciation. It would be good if you could explain when we should use one of these options for "but", because now we have 6 ways to say but... but we're not sure when to say them. (Also, why do you use ter and not kao as most people do, and chan and not pom since you're a male? Your sentences are formal rather than casual, correct?). Thanks again.

Thank you for your lessons. You present the material and explain very well. You are an excellent teacher!

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Thanks kruu. Can I use "Bprap bpliian" to say I change my mind? For example, I am in a restaurant and I order a dish. Then I want to tell the waitress I have changed my mind. I want to cancel the dish and replace it with another dish. How can I say it using "bprap bpliian"? 🙏

this is super helpful

why is there a ร in sisaket and sa kaeo?

Good to have you back on TH-cam!

I only just learned the alphabet, so the improper letters in this video unfortunately mess with my head and I feel like it would be a bit of a struggle to get through this.

These videos are great. Wish you were making more. Thank you!

Khob khun ka kru

hey Kru, bproht means both please ( to request) and favourite? thats confusing 555