Teacher (Thai Commercial by 7-Eleven)[Subtitle in English by KimTaeKong]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2015
- They made a nice advertisement, it's about Thai teacher who devoted all of his life for teaching
The Inspirational Story from true story. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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You must respect these Thai people's ability of making heartwarming commercials.
Yes it is 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Oh.......always... ....without fail making my tears flow......
Indeed.... Salute from neighborhood...
Thai will always produce good adv..respect to them..malaysian Pls do same!
@@mohdsidekkasim2028 Thanks
I'm a teacher.
A hundred years from now, it won't matter what kind of car i drove, what kind of house i live in, or how much money i had in my bank account, but the world might be different because I was important in the life of a child.
In BUddhism ( which is widely espoused in Thailand), the highest honour and merit goes to the teacher. When Gautama Buddha was asked who is he, he said that he is not the all great or supreme, but he is simply a teacher.
That was so heart touching ♥
I will take your wards for my English class our doctor want to interview us for this video 🙏🏻🌹
Good, Mis, jadikan Indonesia sebagai negara hebat, karena profesi gurulah yang sebenarnya membentuk kepribadian bangsa. Never give up, OK
I hope you are doing great as a teacher
Fun fact: The main actors (Nop and teacher) are both are doctos in real life.
Nop is a dentist and the teacher is in fact teaching medicine himself.
this kind of teachers are already in endangered list 😢😢
ラパスクアアンジェロ need to put in museum
Not yet. I've taught students once before and enjoyed it, I'd do it again.
And would care if the students couldn't show up - I'd find them and help them. Just to teach the student.
These types of students too
@@dylanmckeon6897 youre a teacher????damnnn XD
I legit started crying when Professor say to Nop "I would be proud of you." Man this is the best, heart-wrenching commercial I've ever seen!
And this ladies and gentlemen is how you teach. Even in death, you stick with who you are.
Same here in my country, i think in most country of asia do. My teacher even paid for student's food if they don't have money, they come to the students house if something happen. They even paid for the book if the students are poor. They always say "we are your second parents and your school is your second home." So yeah, i can relate to the video.
Totally can relate to this,i was a poor student with high hopes of becoming a doctor,i still remember the day when i don't have enough money to pay for my exercise books,one of my teacher came up to me and ask what's wrong,i told her that i don't have enough money to pay for my exercise books and exam is just around the corner,she paid for all my books,and asks me to take whatever books i want.i still remember her face and will pay her deeds when i finished my med school 😀
God bless you,teacher Nur Elinda Nisaburi 😄
@@casanova8879 XDD you are from Malaysia and your profile picture is najib face (the previous President of Malaysia)
In the US. If a teacher does that, they'll can get years in prison or Sued
The first place that man will go is in the memory of someone, but the memories are good or not depending on what we do with that person when we live.
Truly, being a teacher is not just about giving knowledge to your learners but to be able to touch their hearts. I am proud that I belong to the noblest profession.
wow a 7 eleven commercial made me cry
+kevdieg damn asians right? T_T
+Caio Lima Netto ... Didn't have to use the word asians, could've said Thailand people.
I know, right...like what the eff? 🤣
Most recently I, as a grown man, cried for 5 minutes, because of a commercial for COOKIES.... from Thailand of course.
@@jawnzilla6911 Thai people
"The first place a deceased will go to is the memory of someone , whether if is good or bad depends on what we do with the persons during our life time.."
I cried when the professor said "I would be proud of you!"
I live in Brazil, here our government treat teachers like a crap and the great part of the population not recognize the true valor of a teacher, is why our education is terrible. Congratulations for the peoples of Thailand, for recognize the true valor and importance of teacher.
The education is a pillar and the way for a good civilization!
KratosTosi must be a teacher talking
sending my hugs to you Kratos
It must be great to be a teacher in the Far East, where the children respect their elders. I live in America, and here our leaders treat teachers like crap. Cultural Marxism dictates that schoolchildren are all oppressed victims who are "oppressed" by teachers. Thusly, teachers in America are so severely restricted in the methods we can use to discipline students or maintain order. Teachers have to walk on eggshells and uphold the patience of a saint, while the children are disrespectful spoiled brats. The liberal media is always ready to pounce on us if we fall short of sainthood.
Hey i want to travel RioDejanero I like brazil
@@perfectsplit5515 so true. Even in Colombia they expect teachers to entertain the students and also teach the curriculum. The students in bilingal schools often want so much from a teacher and will complain of they don't have teaching in the way they desire.
We just watched it yesterday ♥️♥️for our Teacher's Day program 😭😭😭 I tried to hold my tears but it didn't work cause my tears are falling non-stop 😭😭 And to all Teachers out there we are so proud of you ♥️
Am I the only one noticed that, while the time stamp said it's 9 minutes long but it doesn't feel that long?!
Another great and inspirational advert from Thailand.
My father was a teacher. He taught arts to elementary and college and music to high school students. When he passed away three years ago his students came to pay their respects. His students in music even played during on the last day of his wake and during the funeral procession.
I feel like the relationship between the teacher and the students is depend on each culture. Here in Thailand respecting elders is
highly reinforce so the outcome of it is different in the US where the teachers treat you like crap because they been treat like crap. Just only a few are good. It's the kind of system that embedded into the cultures lasting from the past until today. So that's why I hope Thailand preserved this beautiful tradition and continue to do good and treat other good like we been taught.
After watching this, I felt sad. Then I felt like getting a slurpee.....
Get a slurpee free diabetes
gimme some
Are You In Thailand
Diabetes worth ot
I cried alot 7 eleven. Thank you for this commercial--From Philippines
Ye Thailand wale emotional commercials banake rula dete hain.This is the best thai emotional commercial I've ever watched and cried.Maybe because my father is also a teacher.Love from india.
This commercial is so heartwarming and adorable. Why is that? It inspires us to find profound meaning in our interaction and relationship with individuals we mingled with in our life. They are the 'significant others' who continually make our life more wonderful and worth living for. Stay safe, active, and happy today.
Once I was absent for a day to go to province to visit my grandmother and we don't have classes for the following days, I was grade 8 at that time. While I was absent my TLE teacher asked my friend and they also didn't know cause I didn't tell them. The next week my teacher is abit late so me and my friend went to canteen to buy food. We were almost late for class then when we entered the classroom instead of getting angry she smiled and gave me my missed activity and my friend who was with me told me my teacher's favorite student is me because I'm the always the first girl to finish all performance task in her subject ONLY.
I miss you Teacher
This is my most favorite commercial. I have seen it more than hundred times, and always failed to stop my tears.
When I was 16, I contracted chickenpox but I didn't realized until it had been left untreated to severe degree (actually misdiagnosed at the first two hospital/clinics) once I went to a government hospital which trained new doctors the doctor asked if she can use me as a case study for her students since a case of complicated chickenpox like mine was rare these days. As her students entered they raised their hands in a gesture of respect to me as I was serving as their live specimen and thus their teacher. Each student was asked to prick the pus out of the chickenpox sores for their culture. This was all very weird to me because in Thailand elders did. PT have to show respect to a much younger person, but because I volunteered to help them learn I had earned their respect.
This video deserves more views.
Punpun Losi this isn’t the original
I have watched this a few times in the past few days. Love this and brings tears to my eyes. I am so thankful to others who give their body in donation so that others may learn. When I die, I am donating mine...
I love an old teacher. Even they are rude sometimes but they have tons of experiences which make them wiser than the younger teacher.
This made me cry. Much respect.
You made me cry hard. I can relate on this ad because i'm a teacher myself and help students survive just like what prof have done to his students. I love this comm ad from Philippines 😭😭😭
Hope i got these kind of teacher, im sure i will finish my study faster. Im graduated bachelor in 8th years of study due to financial struggle. I need to work for several semesters to collect enough money. But im lucky there is the one so cared to me, it was my girlfriend and my parents.
This made me cry waterfalls and I don't cry at these commercials unless they're powerful....I congratulate you
this encourages me more to become a teacher :')
Sir. I wish you best.
Always. Thai commercials always make me cry. ;-;
Hello Captain here, an excellent work of art!!! I'm a teacher and I am very touched with this story..
Finally found this again I remember watching this 5 years ago and it inspired me but now that inspiration got me no where, I'm still where I was 5 years ago.
Thank you for the subtitles, Tae Kong
Salute to this thai people making heart warming,tears flooding commercial.love from Philippines.
this reminds me of one of my teachers..not exactly but kind of
...I love her💝
very nice video, made me cry. Thank you for this, it shows our worth
Thai commercials areeeee sooo Goood....
wow a nice professor,
and nice respect to teachers from students that's good.
this is a very heart touching video.it is true some teachers give the best education for all their students.
Thai videos are full of morals... inspiration....😊
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ดูเมื่อ18/12/62 มีใครที่ยังดูอยู่บ้างกดครับ👍
I swear teachers have the most noble hearts in the world 😭
Tears drop down, why most thai film make my day..
Big salute to this kind of teacher! 👍
Im a Filipino and i love Thai
A Teacher is always a Teacher no matter what.
Reaching to the soul of their students. One at a time.
Thank you! Happy Teacher's Day! 😍
Education is Life. 😊
The best ad seen so far 😍
i can't hold my tears :"( so touching.
very inspiring video..I am also a teacher and I am proud of it..thank you for sharing this video ;)
Tears in my eyes..So emotional😫
Good and caring Teacher made a bright future for students ☺😊
A big Salute to Thai people for such commercial.. Made me emotions n learned something.. Gbu all..
always can hold my tears when see this advertise
I swear this flooded all the memories from first year
Fact : Nop is a doctor in real life too.
DOCTORS ARE AMAZING ❤
Hats off to all those dedicated teachers.
It is a sad short story of losing the life of a dedicated man to his teaching field and to the needs of his students to survive the real worls.
The best commercial add i have ever see.....
"I would be proud of you!"
Now there's a teacher fit to be a great role model.
this is an amazing story wouldn't even know it's a commercial!!
Mom: Why are you crying?
Me: A 7 Eleven commercial just taught me a valuable life lesson...🤧
My respect for 7 Eleven, teachers & Thailand: 📈
Awesome.Mind touching...
Thank you Teachers!! ❤️
Thai commercials are the Best of the best.Respect!
if American commercials were like this I'd have no money
Tyler Staley lol
Thai ads never fails to amazed me. I rather watching 10mins thai ads than yt 5sec ads
He was like a father to me
I loved him like my son
That was really heartewarming..💫🙏❤
This is heartwarming 😭😭😭what a good teacher .
I want to be a doctor too ☺️but iam scared and I don’t have anyone to support me 😭😭I feel so down , hope I can success 😢😢😢
I wish you luck! As long as you have yourself, you have someone. Don’t give up!
Absolutely loved this video!
nw i know teacher and nd a med profession related are the best tandems😊👍💞
Good teacher.
Wow I'm glad they had subtitles for the laughter
#RESPECT
damn those ninjas cutting onions...
Clark Jus
very excellent commercial and inspiring
My apologies if I have commented before, but because I take a lot of medication to treat my Crohn’s disease and intestinal cancer, my memory isn’t exactly what it used to be, but I still have the comments anyways. Every time I watch this I end up in tears, but there is something strangely compelling, it makes me watch it over and over, because it is also so beautiful and so touching. For me this is what humanity is all about, I don’t care about materialistic things, I know I’m never going to be rich, I’m never going to be famous, but it’s the memories, and the love, that I leave behind that matter most to me. Just think about it, when you look back on your life, and ask yourself, who had the biggest impact on your life? I’m willing to bet almost anything that it’s not somebody because they had money, it’s somebody because they cared, because they were there for you when you needed them the most, and that is exactly what I try to do to everyone that I love, because in the end, nothing can save us from the Grim Reaper, but nobody is going to care about the money you leave behind, they are only going to care about the love that you leave behind. I know that’s true for me when I look back at all the people in my life that I have lost, the people that matter the most were the ones who were there for me when nobody else was, the people that never gave up on me, the people that would pick me up when I was in a million pieces, and the people that would cheer the loudest when I was succeeding in life. That’s what I want to be remembered for, and I hope that I’m not the only person who feels that way. Thanks for reading this, and god bless.
hi. i hope you have a great day! are you good? are you completely cured?
@@Bestname_Ever (beware, long reply!)…good morning!!, thank you for your kind reply, unfortunately, because of my past medical problems, my health will continually deteriorate. I was diagnosed with Crohn’s when I was only 20, although I know I’ve had it all my life, I was just too afraid to tell anybody, due to the nature of the disease, it’s very uncomfortable and often embarrassing to talk about, and I waited too long. I kick myself for not seeking treatment sooner, because I probably could have avoided everything I went through. By the time I was diagnosed, I was already too far gone, I was hospitalized for most of that first year shortly after my diagnosis, and when I was 21 my entire large intestine ruptured. Thankfully, I was in the hospital when it happened receiving intervenous therapy because I couldn’t keep any food down or anything else. By the time I got to the OR I was flatline for three minutes. They brought me back, and that began a journey that I am still on to this very day now that I am 54 years old. To make a very long story short, I’ve had 37 brutal G.I. surgeries removing over 95% of my entire G.I. tract, leaving me almost completely, unable to absorb, any nutrients or fluid, and now have what is referred to as short bowel syndrome. Last August my family, and I took a road trip to the East Coast of United States, and I was in agony, unbeknownst to me. I was in renal failure. I didn’t know it, but my body can no longer absorb enough fluid to keep me alive, I had to take a flight home, leaving my family in Manhattan, I didn’t want to destroy or ruin their vacation. I had no idea it was life-threatening. I was hospitalized for three weeks, and it wasn’t until October 27th that I was officially diagnosed with acute chronic kidney disease. I was given a PICC line, a.k.a., a permanent IV line, because I have to do saline infusions at home every single day for the rest of my life to keep me alive. If I don’t do it, the doctors told me I would be dead in less than a few weeks. Since then I have also been forced to start, TPN, a.k.a., intravenous nutrition. It’s enough to keep you alive, but just barely. Bottom line is my body can no longer absorb anything I take in orally, so I can’t eat anymore, and according to every doctor I’ve spoken to my lifespan has been greatly decreased. However, I’ve heard that before. My cancer came back four times, each time I had less than a 5% chance of survival, and each time I survived against all odds, and defying all medical explanations. So I’m not planning on going anywhere anytime soon. It’s been a bumpy road, but I’m very stubborn, after everything I’ve been through I refuse to let this thing take me, so I do everything I can to stay as healthy as possible. I know the reality is my internal organs are shutting down one by one, and there is literally nothing they can do to stop it. I’m on the waiting list for an intestinal transplant, but because I have the rarest blood type, finding a match will be very difficult, but not impossible. So I hold out hope that they will be able to find a match to save my life, my only reservation is knowing that somebody else has to pass away in order for me to survive, and it really messes with my mind. So often I don’t feel worthy, I put my loved ones through hell and back, they have sacrificed everything for me, but because I’ve been so sick I haven’t been able to repay them for everything they’ve done for me, so for the moment, I’m just praying to God, literally, that a suitable donor can be found, so I can regain the health, I so desperately miss, and so I can start living again, and gift back to all those who gave to me over the past 34 years of my life. In total, I have 11 chronic diseases that were all side effects from the treatments for the Crohn’s and the cancer, it’s not easy, but, like anything else you get used to it. Occasionally, I’ll throw a little temper tantrum, stomp, my feet, scream “why me?“, And then move on. I’d be lying if I said, it was easy, it’s been the most difficult thing I’ve ever had to face in my life, yet deep down, I remain optimistic. If my illnesses have taught me anything, it’s that no matter how bad things get, something always seems to come along at the last second to pick me back up again, and allow me to keep fighting. I am a man of deep, faith, and a credit God for a lot of the reasons why I’m still here. I realize not everyone believes that, and I completely respect that, but whatever the reason, I am a truly grateful man, because by all medical knowledge, I should have been dead four times already. All I can say is, don’t take anything for granted, like most people do, people have no idea how lucky they are. If they’re healthy, money doesn’t matter, yet our entire society seems to be focussed on exactly that, if only they could go through everything I’ve been through. They will quickly realize that it means absolutely nothing in the grand scheme of things, love, compassion, And being healthy are the biggest things you could possibly ever be grateful for. My apologies for rambling on, but it’s been a rough couple of months, and sometimes just talking out loud like this is therapeutic for me, and helps me cope with everything I have to go through on a daily basis. I’m just so thankful to live in a place with universal healthcare, I feel so sorry for people in other countries that don’t have access to the proper medical care. Having access to exactly that is not a privilege, but a right, yet millions of people all over the world are dying, because I live in places with so much poverty and corruption, they haven’t the privilege I have, so, while my life might not be perfect, I do have a lot to be thankful for, you would not believe some of the stories I have heard from people all over the world on one of the several online support groups that I run. It’s heartbreaking, why do I get to live just because of geographical location, when somebody who is just as sick or sicker, dies just because they live in an area that doesn’t have access to the same healthcare I have access to? That’s one thing I’ve struggled with more than anything else, there are times I feel so guilty and so sad every time I hear of another person dying from the same thing that I survived simply because I live in Canada. As a society, we need to do better, much much better. Everyone in the world deserves the rights that we in the wealth of nations take for granted. But that’s a different topic altogether, the main point is perspective, that keeps me grounded, and is a constant reminder that no matter how bad things may seem, I am still incredibly lucky compared to so many other people who are equally deserving if not more than I, simply, because of where they live. It’s a shame we couldn’t have a one world government, but not the one everyone hears about that’s controlled by the wealthiest people on the planet, but one controlled by compassion, and all the best qualities of humanity. If we could accomplish that, there would be no need for heaven, because we would already be in it. Sadly, because of unimaginable, greed, elitism, heat, selfishness, and cruelty, humanity, never learns from its mistakes. What kills me the most is that one or two people, specifically Jeff Bezos and Elon musk could literally eliminate poverty overnight across the entire planet, and allow everybody on this world to have the exact same things that we all get to enjoy here in the wealth of nations. I know I am treading on a completely different topic altogether, but it’s one inevitably linked to my, and millions more like me, situations, that desperately deserve immediate attention and help. Why do we allow a small handful of these incredibly greedy people to hold all the cards, so to speak, allowing everybody else to suffer, unimaginable pain? Believe it or not these are the things that keep me awake at night, aside from the pain, I can’t shut my brain off, because every day I talk to people, online from all over the world who are desperate for the same medical treatment I can walk into any hospital and get for free. Anyways, my friend, again, my apologies for rambling on, I’m just thinking out loud, thank you again for your kind words and your concern, I pray, with every fibre of my being that no one else has to experience what I’ve gone through, but if they do, I am always here for them to talk to. If anyone reading this needs help, or just someone to talk to who can relate, I’m here. All the best, take care, and God bless.
@@Paranormalin416 i don't believe in miracles, but i will pray for you. what you have faced is very challenging and requires the bravest of heart. i feel like i can understand what my granddad goes through, albeit, from someone completely unrelated. but i want to tell you this as well. you are not a burden or a problem, at least in my opinion. you are someone's family, inspiration, and idol. i was too young to tell him back then. and much too naive and selfish to understand the situation maturely. your family must be proud of you. thank you for replying. and i wish you the best.
I cant watch anymore because I have a lot of tears in my eyes😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢
Our teacher told us this story it was very sad and he was right I was about to cry.
heart touching story. it make me cried
yes!! yes!! it's true. even if he is still learning. he'll never give up on being a doctor from the nobel teacher of the ebst
Teachers are our second parents. We're with them 8 hours a day. Our advisers (teacher) often treats us like their own children. We should love our teachers even if they got angry alot of times.
This made me cry. 😢
7-Eleven getting in on the super sad commercial action too?
Actually, 7/11 Thailand is not operated by 7/11. They're operated by a company name CP, they just bought franchise from 7/11 Japan.
7/11 here is dependent, so they have different policies of working. Also they already open 7/11 academy which they can create more high quality stuff to the market. So, they launch the campaign that focus on value of teacher and education.
@@majupeetube You're beautiful.
When he was eating hurriedly from the plate he was actually eating leftovers. For anyone who missed that detail.
Thanks for the refresher
I just cried a lot yr love from indis
💜💜
I wish today's teachers and students have this much mutual respect.
So touching. Tq na kaa for the sub
Thai commercials are at master level.
Love it,touched.
My female teacher also feed us because were busy studying in her house. We skipped meals . She feed all of us.. I miss her
my teacher saved this video and show it to us then after this we all cried and we said that its a sad story
Dear bro, great appreciation for sharing,
It just made me emotional
Actually shed some tears after wacthing
Wow it's beautiful at the same time it so sad..make me..😭😭😭😭😭
Literally I cried watching this