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Every single time, I'm having trouble with something, I go to your channel and you've made a video about it with clear, simple instructions. Thank you.
I've been learning a lot by watching your video tutorials Miss. I started watching your videos a month ago and it is really of great help! Thanks a lot!
I do understand a lot of Spanish / English, that falling tone ( mâi / ไม ) is very funny, because in Puerto Rican Spanish Dialect the word mai means " Mom " and it sounds like I am screaming and calling my mother for help in that specific pitch. Knowing both languages in my case it makes it easier for me to practice those different Thai tones. Overall very good lesson, is fun to learn something new.
Nice lesson! It’s like music; it’s easy to hear the sound, hard to distinguish the tones and harder to reproduce the scale notes. But with more examples and practices, one day, it starts to make sense. 🙂
Kop-kun-krup for your great lessons. I will continue watch and hopefully learn to be more confident. I do get compliments on my speech, but I know I need to learn much more.
İ can never master tonal languages like Thai or Chinese. No matter how many times İ practise İ can never get the pronunciation right. So İ have massive respect to those who can and do speak these incredibly complex languages on a daily basis.
I just returned from a month in Thailand and months before I left I practiced with your TH-cam videos and got many compliments from the Thai people! Can you give me the link to your website for private Skype lessons!
Lovely! and thank you for letting me know. My website is www letslearnthai . space (you can find the link in the description box of the video). Anyway, I can't take private lessons right now as I'm dedicatedly running 6 group classes a week. I will keep making videos to share my lessons :)
@@jochimschrank6971 yeah, that's why I know I'm physically capable of producing it but I'm having troubles of transferring it into Thai (when 'emotion' doesn't align with meaning - if it makes any sense?) - good thing I live on my own and can make all the sounds without disturbing or annoying anyone at home xD
The hardest for me are the letters without a tone sign...or the ones which have a tone sign that leads you in false direction (like e.g. น้ำ which is not a Falling Tone besides its tone sign้ or other examples such as ค่า/ว่า/ไม่/ใช่/เนื้อ/ฟ้า/ร้อน/ร้าด/นี้/ม้า/...)
lol... yes you too 😂 but you are getting better and better. Actually, many students did too and I had to keep correcting this point almost in every class...lol...
I guess for more Latinos (portuguese, Spanish, Italian, etc.) the tones makes more sense when used at the end of sentences to differentiate the sentences (interrogative, affirmative, negative, exclamation, etc.), not in each word of a sentence. 🤔
I live 7 years in thailand already. I still cannot speak it. I think my brain is not wired for this type of language. I cant hear the sounds and also when i say something, for me it sounds correct, but the people dont understand me at all 5555
I understand, a lot of times we get the meaning by the tone of word. If your native language doesn’t have tones like some Asian languages, then you will need a good amount of practice and keen ears to pick up tones. สู้ๆค่ะ
@letslearnthai and I speak 5 European languages... but none of them is a tone language. Even Japanese sounds easy, i can hear words. But vietnamese and chinese and thai is very difficult 😶🌫️☹️
FREE Download LLT e-books & LLTB Magazines
-- www.letslearnthai.space/
.
All about Let's Learn Thai!
Go to my website : www.letslearnthai.space/
-- to check the details of my "Comprehensive Course" online live-class
-- to check the details of my self-study video course
-- to buy my digital downloads
.
-- Read a blog by a Japanese student journaling the live-class experience and reviewing the lessons
-- (English) radiant-lltukeepgoing.wordpress.com/
-- (Japanese) ameblo.jp/jpn3thai/
.
Facebook
-- facebook.com/letslearnthaiwithkanitsa
.
Instagram
-- instagram.com/letslearnthaiwithkanitsa/
.
Buy Let's Learn Thai a coffee
-- www.buymeacoffee.com/letslearnthai
.
My English teaching page with 160,000 followers of Thai people
-- facebook.com/GGAEnglish/
.
Contact Let's Learn Thai!
-- team.letslearnthai@gmail.com
-- team@letslearnthai.space
.
Thank you for your support. I hope you enjoy learning!
.
Let's Learn Thai with Kanitsa
This is difficult topic but explained it very clearly and effectively 🤩
Every single time, I'm having trouble with something, I go to your channel and you've made a video about it with clear, simple instructions. Thank you.
I've been learning a lot by watching your video tutorials Miss. I started watching your videos a month ago and it is really of great help! Thanks a lot!
I do understand a lot of Spanish / English, that falling tone ( mâi / ไม ) is very funny, because in Puerto Rican Spanish Dialect the word mai means " Mom " and it sounds like I am screaming and calling my mother for help in that specific pitch. Knowing both languages in my case it makes it easier for me to practice those different Thai tones. Overall very good lesson, is fun to learn something new.
Excellent. Thanks for your very much.
Nice lesson!
It’s like music; it’s easy to hear the sound, hard to distinguish the tones and harder to reproduce the scale notes.
But with more examples and practices, one day, it starts to make sense. 🙂
Thank you for your time and effort.
Thank you teacher for making my day , you are such a great teacher is all I can say !
this was so helpful thank you
Thank you so much for all your lessons they are so useful for me and many others. I will be returning to this one a lot im sure.
Very well delivering khru khrab!! 👏🏼👏🏼✨
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Kop-kun-krup for your great lessons. I will continue watch and hopefully learn to be more confident. I do get compliments on my speech, but I know I need to learn much more.
Wonderful!
That is a very good video
Very helpful! Thank you!
Also commenting here for Party 1 555555 Thank you for making videos for all the people around the world who want to learn Thai language 😊
Great lesson!
Thank you!❤😊❤
That was helpful! Thank you!
İ can never master tonal languages like Thai or Chinese. No matter how many times İ practise İ can never get the pronunciation right. So İ have massive respect to those who can and do speak these incredibly complex languages on a daily basis.
I just returned from a month in Thailand and months before I left I practiced with your TH-cam videos and got many compliments from the Thai people! Can you give me the link to your website for private Skype lessons!
Lovely! and thank you for letting me know. My website is www letslearnthai . space (you can find the link in the description box of the video). Anyway, I can't take private lessons right now as I'm dedicatedly running 6 group classes a week. I will keep making videos to share my lessons :)
the high tone is killing me... just can't get it right...
it's the same tone you'll make shouting out the word "WHAT ??" amazed or astonished
@@jochimschrank6971 yeah, that's why I know I'm physically capable of producing it but I'm having troubles of transferring it into Thai (when 'emotion' doesn't align with meaning - if it makes any sense?) - good thing I live on my own and can make all the sounds without disturbing or annoying anyone at home xD
I truly understand you. It happened too with some of my students. I have to get them to repeat after me several times. You'll get there :)
It’s tricky because the high tone has a rising sound as well in my opinion
The high tone is hardest for me too. I can totally sympathise.
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🎉great video
👌...Cheers ❤🔥
Hello teacher! Could you pls make a video about reading some words when there’s no following vowels? For example : ถนน, บ่น, รถยนต์
dzięki!
The hardest for me are the letters without a tone sign...or the ones which have a tone sign that leads you in false direction (like e.g. น้ำ which is not a Falling Tone besides its tone sign้ or other examples such as ค่า/ว่า/ไม่/ใช่/เนื้อ/ฟ้า/ร้อน/ร้าด/นี้/ม้า/...)
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À quand ce genre d'explication en Français je n'arrive pas à en trouver Merci
For mandarin speaker. We can get almost all 4 sounds except 5th sound and 4th sound sounds similar to us...
I think this was because I keep rising the tone for mid tone syllables lol.. thank you professor!
lol... yes you too 😂 but you are getting better and better. Actually, many students did too and I had to keep correcting this point almost in every class...lol...
@@letslearnthaiThank you professor! That means a lot! haha yeah, but we get better because of you. Thanks again for your teachings!
I guess for more Latinos (portuguese, Spanish, Italian, etc.) the tones makes more sense when used at the end of sentences to differentiate the sentences (interrogative, affirmative, negative, exclamation, etc.), not in each word of a sentence. 🤔
Is the "Ho: hi:p" letter not pronounced in reu?
The Falling tone will go up 1st
As a Singapore Chinese, the thai tones are distinguishable for me cuz Chinese is also tonal.
teacher, I am always confused for the high tone and rising tone. High tone is a bit tricky, sometime it sound like rising.
You are not alone. I've found out that the high tone is the most difficult one to get it right for students.
I struggle so much with high and low tones. It just feels and sounds unnatural when I attempt it. I wanna learn thai so bad but it’s so hard for me😭
That’s normal if you feel unnatural because the tone pitches are not in your normal range. Keep practicing, you will see the result!
@@letslearnthai thank you so much :) do you have any tips for high and low tones?
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but in the kun example, aren't they low class consonants? why do we use mid tone??
Low class consonant + short vowel + dead end = mid tone
I live 7 years in thailand already. I still cannot speak it. I think my brain is not wired for this type of language. I cant hear the sounds and also when i say something, for me it sounds correct, but the people dont understand me at all 5555
I understand, a lot of times we get the meaning by the tone of word. If your native language doesn’t have tones like some Asian languages, then you will need a good amount of practice and keen ears to pick up tones. สู้ๆค่ะ
@letslearnthai and I speak 5 European languages... but none of them is a tone language. Even Japanese sounds easy, i can hear words. But vietnamese and chinese and thai is very difficult 😶🌫️☹️
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Wow, this will be the most difficult part of getting it correct. It's important to learn to be respectful of the Thai language!
it is only me who hear "mai" as rising tone and "roo" as falling ? :(
It could sound like that to many people but "mai" goes up a bit then falling down, deep. While "roo" goes straigth up and never goes down