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Side note. On your great Ap the word นี née (this or here) is missing. Seems like a very basic word used alone and combined with words like wan nee, etc. also Another. .. I hear the word waa used so much in Thai but can never figure out what it means. Finally the word used for “really” at the end of many sentences sounds like laww but not sure the Thai spelling. Anyway not complaining just maybe think about adding these words if you can. 💙👍
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👉 You can download the transcript for FREE here: thaiwithgrace.com/to-live-at-to-stay-at-transcript/
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Another excellent lesson to send to my (Thai, living in England) son ! Thanks Grace.
Sawasdee khrap Grace, khob khun maak for these videos. They’re so so helpful 🙏
Hi,
Which pronunciation guide system do you use?
hi do you mean for the transliteration? if so, I like www.thai2english.com/
Side note. On your great Ap the word นี née (this or here) is missing. Seems like a very basic word used alone and combined with words like wan nee, etc.
also
Another. .. I hear the word waa used so much in Thai but can never figure out what it means. Finally the word used for “really” at the end of many sentences sounds like laww but not sure the Thai spelling. Anyway not complaining just maybe think about adding these words if you can. 💙👍