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I more or less learned Thai language over the years by engaging Thai people and practicing my Thai ( Hut Pood Pasa Thai ) When I first started to learn I was thinking a person ( any person) has to learn the Thai words used to ASK what is the Thai name for anything that you would want to know the name for and learn another word. So, I learned how to say / and how to *ask* in Thai language, What is this? What is that ? What name in Thai language? What word in Thai lanquge? How do Thai people say the name for this or that? After I had Thai people that can speak English well *teach me* how to ask *those questions* in Thai language. And then, using a small note book I would write in English dpelling the names or words used for various items or objects that I wanted to know and then ask Thai people, : What is this? *Nee, Chur Arai" Or What is that? *Nan, Chur Arai* What is the name in Thai ? *Pasa Thai, Pood Yang Nai? Thai people use what word ? *Khon Thai Chai Cum Alai*? This, this what is the word used. Nee, Nee cum arai?? Then after hearing how the word is spoken and listening to *the sound*, I would then write down that word in my note book and write *the sound* of the word and written down the *way it sounded* using the English word letters and used in a manner that I thought *the sound* should be written down and then spoken....such that I would speak it correctly...including notes for the rising or falling tone or sharp tone aspect of the spoken Thai word. Sort of like my own Thai language *sound interpretation* and wtiiten down the way that I would read how I had written down *the sound* Then if I did not use that word for some time or forgot what the Thai name was for say a glass ( a drinking glass ) I could go back to my little note book and find the word written in English and *My Interpretation* of how the word is properly spoken in Thai language. So , for example *Glass* I had previously written down: *GAY-Ow* ...as that manner of spelling *the sound* would allow me to say the word correctly .. or at least *closer*: to being the correct sound and the way Thai people say it and or *hear* the spoken word. Because, I quickly learned that for many Thai words if you do not say those words correctly and or the way that the Thai people say those words and or how they use those words in structured sentences and pharase... then many Thai people do not know or understand what is the Foriegner saying and Thai people commonly respond by saying: *My Lroo Rue-Ung* Meaning : "I do not understand what he / she is saying" ... Because how you said it was not correct by a long shot or how you said it was slightly off and spoken *not exactly* the way Thai people speak it and or hear the spoken word ... Along with your foreigner accent that also confuses many Thai people never having met a foreigner trying to speak Thai language. . Anyhow *learning how to ask certain questions* helps to learn Thai language on your own.. in that respect Cheers
Thank you for another helpful lessons! I feel more and more comfortable with the Thai language. Though I'm still far from a level that can hold a conversation, I can definitely form and understand simple sentences. 🙏🙏🙏
As a man, if you go into a bar where there are bar girls working, you should be prepared for the questions ;) I would say they normally come in the following order: 1 What is your name? 2 Where do you come from? 3 How long time have you been here? Then they know if you are a possible victim or to experienced for them haha.
@@ThaiwithMod Yes it is! I havent found that out totaly by myself thou. The bar girls that are out for money, want easy victims. If the man show confidence, has been in Thailand some times and even speak some thai, then only the social bar girls want to talk haha.
Hello mam 😊 can I ask if how to join or enroll in your class because I'm interested how to learn and speak Thai language please mam I hope you will give me a chance to join in your class I'm jhov from Philippines mam and lastly mam your lesson is free or no? Thank you mam
Yes but pusao is a dialect word from North Eastern Thai and you need to rely on context. Normally pusao alone means just a female. Also, if you are in Bangkok, pusao is not a common word that people will understand you.
Do Thai people really ask people's age or whether they have boyfriend/girlfriend during first time meeting? It seems a little too personal to ask such things when meeting someone for the very first time😅
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Hi. I would love to learn Thai language.
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@@HussainZilaal-vl9tm yes, me
Im in a group class with Kru Pear currently. She is great!! 😊
I more or less learned Thai language over the years by engaging Thai people and practicing my Thai ( Hut Pood Pasa Thai )
When I first started to learn I was thinking a person ( any person) has to learn the Thai words used to ASK what is the Thai name for anything that you would want to know the name for and learn another word.
So, I learned how to say / and how to *ask* in Thai language,
What is this?
What is that ?
What name in Thai language?
What word in Thai lanquge?
How do Thai people say the name for this or that?
After I had Thai people that can speak English well *teach me* how to ask *those questions* in Thai language.
And then, using a small note book I would write in English dpelling the names or words used for various items or objects that I wanted to know and then ask Thai people,
: What is this?
*Nee, Chur Arai"
Or
What is that?
*Nan, Chur Arai*
What is the name in Thai ?
*Pasa Thai, Pood Yang Nai?
Thai people use what word ?
*Khon Thai Chai Cum Alai*?
This, this what is the word used.
Nee, Nee cum arai??
Then after hearing how the word is spoken and listening to *the sound*, I would then write down that word in my note book and write *the sound* of the word and written down the *way it sounded* using the English word letters and used in a manner that I thought *the sound* should be written down and then spoken....such that I would speak it correctly...including notes for the rising or falling tone or sharp tone aspect of the spoken Thai word.
Sort of like my own Thai language *sound interpretation* and wtiiten down the way that I would read how I had written down *the sound*
Then if I did not use that word for some time or forgot what the Thai name was for say a glass ( a drinking glass ) I could go back to my little note book and find the word written in English and *My Interpretation* of how the word is properly spoken in Thai language.
So , for example *Glass* I had previously written down:
*GAY-Ow* ...as that manner of spelling *the sound* would allow me to say the word correctly .. or at least *closer*: to being the correct sound and the way Thai people say it and or *hear* the spoken word.
Because, I quickly learned that for many Thai words if you do not say those words correctly and or the way that the Thai people say those words and or how they use those words in structured sentences and pharase... then many Thai people do not know or understand what is the Foriegner saying and Thai people commonly respond by saying:
*My Lroo Rue-Ung*
Meaning : "I do not understand what he / she is saying" ...
Because how you said it was not correct by a long shot or how you said it was slightly off and spoken *not exactly* the way Thai people speak it and or hear the spoken word ... Along with your foreigner accent that also confuses many Thai people never having met a foreigner trying to speak Thai language.
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Anyhow *learning how to ask certain questions* helps to learn Thai language on your own.. in that respect
Cheers
Best teacher kap👍🙏
Teacher..tq.I glad to see you.
Thank you!! 🙏🏾
Thank you very much, i was meet new friends in facebook and your video was so helpfull to talk with 'em
what a queen, thank u
Thank you for another helpful lessons!
I feel more and more comfortable with the Thai language. Though I'm still far from a level that can hold a conversation, I can definitely form and understand simple sentences. 🙏🙏🙏
Excellent course.
Thank you kruu
Thank you
Thanks❤
Thanks for sharing 👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks
Kru Pear thank's for this excellent lesson, down to the point and with a clear Thai language. have enjoyed the entire 8 min.
Pear and I are so happy to hear this. Thank you for your comment. :)
In hindi we also say aayu for age
As a man, if you go into a bar where there are bar girls working, you should be prepared for the questions ;) I would say they normally come in the following order: 1 What is your name? 2 Where do you come from? 3 How long time have you been here? Then they know if you are a possible victim or to experienced for them haha.
Interesting. ;)
@@ThaiwithMod Yes it is! I havent found that out totaly by myself thou. The bar girls that are out for money, want easy victims. If the man show confidence, has been in Thailand some times and even speak some thai, then only the social bar girls want to talk haha.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha this is so true.
Kru pear , I love you❤
Do you offer personal lessons???? Not the group but just 1 on 1. Id gladly like to take lessons with you soon on 1 on 1. You teach very well
I really love your videos
It is very helpful for me
I am very happy to hear your comment. Thank you for learning Thai with our channel.
(Kun chûe à- rai ka?? )Should I use" ka" asking this question??
is it okay to ask ladies about their age in thailand? if not, whats the age cuttoff of when you must avoid asking them their age?
I really love your video Mod..!!
Pear and I are very happy to hear that. Thank you for your comment. :)
I want to live in Thailand pls guide me urgently
Learning the word for *Money* was one of the Thai words that I struggled with.
*Ngun*... not Nun or Gun ..but Ngun
I want to join
Hello mam 😊 can I ask if how to join or enroll in your class because I'm interested how to learn and speak Thai language please mam I hope you will give me a chance to join in your class I'm jhov from Philippines mam and lastly mam your lesson is free or no? Thank you mam
You have any videos about purchase and sale
Check out this shopping lesson: learnthaiwithmod.com/2014/06/video-shopping-conversation/
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Phom pud phasa Thai dai nid noi krup. Khun chu arai na?
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how do you say how many siblings
มีพี่น้องกี่คน /mii pîi-náwng gìi kob/ :)
Hi mod! Do you have a podcast?
Sawatdii ka Lauren, I don't have a podcast at the moment. It would be fun to try something new, thank you for the idea. :)
You spelt "Course" incorrectly.
Sawadi crab 🦀
Hi good afternoon good Ghal
I've heard that "pusao" also means girlfriend. Is that true?
Yes but pusao is a dialect word from North Eastern Thai and you need to rely on context.
Normally pusao alone means just a female.
Also, if you are in Bangkok, pusao is not a common word that people will understand you.
@@Didiandtheball So when I ask someone "Khun mii pusao raw" it's already clear that I mean girlfriend right? At least in the Isan region?
@@Warrioruk yes, correct :)
@@Didiandtheball Okay nice.
Do Thai people really ask people's age or whether they have boyfriend/girlfriend during first time meeting? It seems a little too personal to ask such things when meeting someone for the very first time😅
First. Yeahhhh
Thank you for watching. :)
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