Please PBS... Ask the people you interview how to pronounce their name. Pita Limjaroenrat is not pronounced the way you said it. Just ask, please. Do not read how it's translitterated to latin alphabet, you'll say it wrong everytime. Other than that, great reporting, and I hope you will cover their dissolution and the incoming protest/revolution. People have had enough in Thailand. Old tribalistic views from the military and monarchy protecting the status quo, preventing growth.
Hi Tommy, thanks so much for watching and for your interest in the topic. Name pronunciation discussions were a big part of our post-production effort; a translator and a party staffer were consulted, and ultimately an appropriate version of accuracy, for a non-Thai native speaker, was crafted (While there is no hard R in Thai, the elongated L sound is also not easy to replicate without risk of sounding inauthentic). In fact if you listen closely, you’ll hear at :22 in a clear re-record (the third!) of the line with Parit Wacharasindhu’s name. There is no easy answer, but we do try!
@@TheBIRorg I appreciate your response, thanks for taking the time to reply to my comment, I wasn't expecting it. Thanks again for your excellent reporting!
@@TommyPilon And thanks to you for supporting the PD platform. We believe transparency in news production is important to its legitimacy; we sometimes make mistakes, and are open to considering better ways to do things, too.
brother is is not propaganda, as of this time 00:00 Gmt+7 the move forward pparty has been dissolved and the members disbarred. all the majority senate and congress seats are gone. This is what they do. I lived there. I know
Thanks to those courageous people including your channel!
Great reporting by Kira Kay and team, thanks for meeting and interviewing me in Bangkok for this.
wow such a beautiful News channel & cool video. really love this
The party was dissolved this is appalling
Oh wow. This is my first time hearing about Thai politics, but this is awful.
Please PBS... Ask the people you interview how to pronounce their name. Pita Limjaroenrat is not pronounced the way you said it. Just ask, please. Do not read how it's translitterated to latin alphabet, you'll say it wrong everytime. Other than that, great reporting, and I hope you will cover their dissolution and the incoming protest/revolution. People have had enough in Thailand. Old tribalistic views from the military and monarchy protecting the status quo, preventing growth.
Hi Tommy,
thanks so much for watching and for your interest in the topic. Name pronunciation discussions were a big part of our post-production effort; a translator and a party staffer were consulted, and ultimately an appropriate version of accuracy, for a non-Thai native speaker, was crafted (While there is no hard R in Thai, the elongated L sound is also not easy to replicate without risk of sounding inauthentic). In fact if you listen closely, you’ll hear at :22 in a clear re-record (the third!) of the line with Parit Wacharasindhu’s name. There is no easy answer, but we do try!
@@TheBIRorg I appreciate your response, thanks for taking the time to reply to my comment, I wasn't expecting it. Thanks again for your excellent reporting!
@@TommyPilon And thanks to you for supporting the PD platform. We believe transparency in news production is important to its legitimacy; we sometimes make mistakes, and are open to considering better ways to do things, too.
another usa propaganda channel
Did you even see the video? Its about human rights and not united states
brother is is not propaganda, as of this time 00:00 Gmt+7 the move forward pparty has been dissolved and the members disbarred. all the majority senate and congress seats are gone. This is what they do. I lived there. I know