Dear Jack, it is such a pleasure to listen to your lessons and thoughts. YOU are by fare the very best Prassat Thai teaching yt channel !!! Thank you very much for your great work !!!!!!!
Hello Kru :) I just discovered your channel by chance. I'm learning Thai to help make english subtitles for any Thai series. Thanks for the lessons. I'll study them all if I have time
You are really good, you put together many really great phrases, I will use this Video until I learn each one. But you forgot to take off your Helmet 😁
Instead of saying เป็นไปไม่ได้, is this the same meaning: ไม่เป็นไป ? Actually same question here: ไม่ใช่เรื่องของคุณ - can I drop ใช่ and just say ไม่เรื่องของคุณ?
5 ( come on ) can it be used also for let’s go …..? I though with ( waa ) it was a a swear word when at the end of sentences that why I never liked using it incase accidentally used it wrong Which I’m sure thais also do make mistakes when talking…?
No, "ไม่เอาน่ะ" cannot be used to mean "let's go". I only can think of the phrase "come on!" would be more appropriate as ไม่เอาน่ะ means something like leave it, don't be serious about it just move on to encourage or persuade someone to do something or to express disbelief or frustration. The word น่ะ is added to make the command softer. As for "waa", I think you may be referring to วะ (wá). I use it with my friend a lot, for example, อะไรวะ (àrai wá) meaning "what!" or ดีว่ะ (dee wà) meaning "good!" but I don't use in public.
Honestly he is the best Thai teacher for me. I'm so grateful to him. God Bless.
Dear Jack, it is such a pleasure to listen to your lessons and thoughts. YOU are by fare the very best Prassat Thai teaching yt channel !!! Thank you very much for your great work !!!!!!!
kob khun maag maag krub 🙏😃
คุณเป็นคนมีประโยชน์ คุณใส่หมวก-น่ารัก
Hello Kru :) I just discovered your channel by chance. I'm learning Thai to help make english subtitles for any Thai series. Thanks for the lessons. I'll study them all if I have time
Thanks Jack another helpful video
I love that you sing 'let it go, let it go' . I hope you will upload more video. We here to learn. ❤
Thank you
I like the way you explain the different Tons
Thank you teacher
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Instead of อย่ากังวล, can I also say "อย่า glua" = dont be afraid?
Yes, you can use "yàa glua" to mean "don't be afraid." 😊👍
@@IgetThais ขอบคุณมากนะครับ I love your videos
Super clear lesson
thank you so much teacher
ขอบคุณพี่ :)
Thank you again.
Thank you Teacher ❤
Simply the best!!!
I Like that you kept your helmet on 🤣
You are great teacher 👨🏫! 👍👍🇹🇭🇹🇭
Very helpful. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks sir
Thanks!
You are really good, you put together many really great phrases, I will use this Video until I learn each one. But you forgot to take off your Helmet 😁
Nice
How is ประโยซน์ a low tone? I don’t see it matching the low tone rules or a consonant cluster. Can someone explain please?
Confused which one to use "kun" or "khun"
จะต้องทำการแก้ไข....
Instead of saying เป็นไปไม่ได้, is this the same meaning: ไม่เป็นไป ?
Actually same question here: ไม่ใช่เรื่องของคุณ - can I drop ใช่ and just say ไม่เรื่องของคุณ?
No , it’s not the same. And it’s not correct. It doesn’t make sense. Thai is not like English. No one would understand you
@@JackHansanHahahahahaha. Emotional damage!
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What kind of mafi@ :) por-lice???
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5 ( come on ) can it be used also for let’s go …..?
I though with ( waa ) it was a a swear word when at the end of sentences that why I never liked using it incase accidentally used it wrong
Which I’m sure thais also do make mistakes when talking…?
No, "ไม่เอาน่ะ" cannot be used to mean "let's go". I only can think of the phrase "come on!" would be more appropriate as ไม่เอาน่ะ means something like leave it, don't be serious about it just move on to encourage or persuade someone to do something or to express disbelief or frustration. The word น่ะ is added to make the command softer.
As for "waa", I think you may be referring to วะ (wá). I use it with my friend a lot, for example, อะไรวะ (àrai wá) meaning "what!" or ดีว่ะ (dee wà) meaning "good!" but I don't use in public.
@@IgetThais
Thank you 🙏
@@IgetThais อธิบายให้เขาเข้าใจลึกยิ่งขึ้น,"วะ"มักใช้กับคนคุ้นเคย,เป็นเรื่องปกติคนไทย
@@lionbstar6338 you seem like a native Thai speaker as well. Noted on this 😊
@@ghearoy9452 I'm Thai pepole,who like "I get Thais" he is so good teacher, I think /Thanks for your comment ,Khob Kun ka🙏🏼😁🇹🇭🌹
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I can see you ❤your coffee na 😜