5 Tones in Thai language : Thai Learners Must-Know | Learn Thai one day one sentence

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Tone is one of the most difficult topics for Thai learners. In this video, you will learn how to master your Tones in Thai language.
Five tones in Thai language are
1. Mid Tone (No tone mark)
2. Low Tone (\)
3. Falling Tone (^)
4. High Tone (/)
5. Rising Tone (v)
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[@amandasong1741]

falling tone is difficult...

[@thailessonsbynew]

I understand but don't give up. You can do it!! 😊

[@ysteinbentzen3060]

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[@thailessonsbynew]

ขอบคุณนะคะ😊
อาจจะพูดว่า
คุณออกเสียงดี 😊

[@loupieper7848]

good lesson but hard to really hear it esp as fast as thai people speak

[@thailessonsbynew]

Thank you for your comment 😊

[@mitchwescott8358]

New -
You could do dozens of lessons comparing how tone changes the meaning. For example, corner/rotate, soft/boy, empty/to put/to hope, to buy/shirt, to send/the shape, to/to give ...
I love your lessons and owe you a tuition payment, but don't know how to use PayPal.
I'll work on that.

[@thailessonsbynew]

Thank you so much for your consideration and I am glad that you like my lessons 😊

[@mmadanyparfaitvosconnaissa8454]

Thanks for your so good way to teach, just stupid question : Thai deaf people how they can practice to could understand the difference between the ton ?

[@thailessonsbynew]

I assume they wouldn't speak so they don't need to learn tones

[@mmadanyparfaitvosconnaissa8454]

@@thailessonsbynew also what and how they understand if it’s this or this that the speaker mean ?

[@thailessonsbynew]

Sorry, that would be out of my knowledge.

[@mmadanyparfaitvosconnaissa8454]

@@thailessonsbynew yes i think it’s not possible but no matter it was just a question then continue to teach us thai so well so lovely and nice New ! T g k nakrap fan dee rao tonight and stay my sunshine never end 😘😘😘🥰💕😘

[@sevenhuang7777]

You explained very clearly, thank you.

[@thailessonsbynew]

Thank you 😊

[@hkyu712]

this is the most difficult part for me... :-( i need to keep practicing. thank you for your lesson.

[@thailessonsbynew]

You can do it!!

[@adamh5153]

I'm a beginner still but my philosophy about tones is not to worry. They are critical to know and listening to tone drills is useful but we aren't ultimately going to get it that way. The more we recognize and understand phrases we will start to get them naturally. Your brain will have to start to differentiate words by their tone.
What helped me was to call the tones by number 1,2,3,4,5 rather than by rising, falling, etc. I couldn't hear them that way at first but i could tell they were different. It doesn't matter what you hear as long as you can differentiate. Once I stopped trying to hear mid, low, rising, falling, high I actually started to hear it.

[@thailessonsbynew]

That's very true. What each tone is called is not a point. The main goal would be you understand the differences and be able to pronounce the right tone in a word.

[@joeuzzolina3324]

please improve like other teachers give english translate eg mee to have mee bear etc otherwise this is a waste of timem

[@MylesGmail]

This was a really good. Thx, New!

[@thailessonsbynew]

Thank you 😊