Talk Thai with Ruedi: Tips to keep learning Thai from abroad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- (INTERVIEW IN THAI)
In this episode, I would like to introduce khun Ruedi Seiler from @onlineThai - A Swiss who visited Thailand to become a dive instructor but later opened a channel to teach Thai for German-speaking learners. He will share with you his real experiences of leanring Thai and great tips to learn and improve his Thai while being away from Thailand.
We hope you will learn a lot from our interview. In case, you'd like to see translation, please visit my BananaThai School Channel to see the video of the interview with translation subtitles.
Question of this episode: How do you improve your Thai when not living in Thailand? Please feel free to share with me at info@bananathaischool.com
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This interview is so encouraging! I'm a Malaysian, and I self-leaned Thai language for around 1-2 years, and this interview really gives me lots of confidence to continue to learn Thai language and become as awesome as khun Ruedi 😍
Mr ruedi’s channel in YT was the first channel where i learned thai. The lessons are so structured. I watched all the videos and learned a lot, especially reading Thai with the correct tone. 😍
Love that concept around 14:40 - better to learn 10 minutes a day and be consistent. I teach this same concept to my guitar students.
I enjoyed listening to this!
thank you both very much, very encouraging. I continue to learn daily with Kru Smuk and will take Ruedi advise.
Dieses Interview bzw. Ruedi ist, als Schweizer Landsmann, meine persönliche Inspiration weiter Thai zu lernen, bzw. hat mein Ziel definiert so gut Thai wie Ruedi zu sprechen. Sonnige Grüsse Manuel
I love this kind of video where a foreigner can speak Thai very well in a short space of time, yet i also find them very discouraging as it always highlights my inadequacies in my Thai learning journey. I’m currently in Thailand, living in a small Isan town where nobody speaks a word of English. Each day i speak with the locals but always struggle with their replies - slang or speed or Isan? Who knows. Yet I’m always hearing ‘speak Thai very good’ within a thumbs up - yet i watch a video like this and i think - now this is where i want to be in terms of my Thai ability. I have discovered comprehensible Thai and am clocking up the hours so i can only hope something clicks and my Thai listening kicks in. It’s a frustrating game sometimes.
I feel you. I used to get down and frustrated. Once I mastered letting go that feeling go, I have improved so much. I had to make myself understand that the end result doesn’t matter, enjoy the practice day to day and forget about the destination
Thank you both...very encouraging!
Great interview🎉
Amazing 💚💚💚
this is encouraging 💚
Nice interview! Rudi Thai is good, but I would say his isn't good enough to teach past beginners level of the Thai language. The reason I say that is because he seemed be struggling to come up with the correct sentence pattern sometimes or the correct words. Though this could because he was nervous while being interviewed. Thanks for posting the interview one of the better ones with foreigners being interviewed in Thai.
Really helpfull to listen and watch the interview. Ruedi‘s skills are encouraging for others and show that it’s really possible to achieve a high level and speak fluently. Khob khun na ka 🤩
He is talented and he is enthusiastic to learn and never give up. A great example for everyone 😊
Why are the Thai children’s books harder for foreigners to read than a more complex book?? I didn’t quite understand that part
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which university is this? can i enrol ? hahaha
Sie spricht viel zu schnell
Great content Kru smuk. Khop khun khap 🙏 habe mir gleich Rudis Webseite angeschaut 😁👍🏻
Both helped me so much to learn thai. Thank u!
Very interesting, I started with Kru Smuk and I like her approach, but I might add Ruedi now. I guess it might give you a new perspective on the Thai language if you learn it directly from your mother tongue and not via another foreign language.
So encouraging to hear Kru Ruedi’s story. Especially we cannot practice this language in a foreign country and rely on books and videos to guide us. Plus the questions that I always don’t have the answers to and things does not make sense to me. Indeed its hard, but I will press on!
Wow! I have hardly ever heard a foreigner speak Thai like this. Amazing!!!!
There are many who speak at this level.take a look around TH-cam.