Thai For Beginners - Forming Basic Thai Sentences 101
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Course Duration: 28 July - 27 August 2021 (5 weeks)
Course Hours : Wed & Fri 4:00 - 6:00 P.M. Thailand time
UPPER BEGINNERS:
Course Duration: 29 July - 30 Sep (10 weeks)
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I'm so glad to find this channel! Thank you for great explanations, that's exactly what we begginers need!
Welcome to our channel. Thank you for your comment, I am happy to hear that you found our lessons useful in your Thai learning. :)
Learned so much already. Simple and practical. Thank you!
I am glad you learned new things form our lesson. :)
Great lesson. Such a basic one but I still learned something.
Pear and I are happy to hear that you learned something new from this lesson. :)
I am in Thai language school in Pattaya currently. This channel is an excellent support/review from what I'm learning in class. Will be watching more episodes and possibly signing up for your online course after my class here ends in a couple of months. Thank you
Sawatdii ka! Thank you for your comment. I'm pleased to hear that you found my videos useful in your Thai learning. My team and I are happy to help you improve your Thai, please contact me anytime you are ready at learnthaiwithmod@gmail.com. :)
Thank you very much. Very helpful and clear lesson.
Thank you for learning Thai with us.
Kru Pear, looking good and great lesson🙏
Kop kun ka Khun Jerome. :)
Nice vid. good lesson!
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Great job Kruu Pear!!! Very practical, useful and well presented!!! Thank you!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Swatdii ka Khun Drew, thank you for your comment. We are happy to hear that you found this lesson useful in your Thai learning. :)
But Mai pben rai has "mai" before "pben"?
Because it's just a phrase, not a sentence.
Just like Mr X said " ไม่เป็นไร mâi bpen rai" is an expression, it doesn't apply to this grammar rule. :)
@@ThaiwithMod Kop khun krub :) Are there any other exceptions?
Cant wait to start learning with you guys soon, very helpful and especially now I am able to differ the tones.
Great lesson Pear, just what I needed.
We are happy that you found this lesson useful in your Thai learning. :)
Good
great lesson teacher.. I just looooved.. I even I write down... I´ve learned a lot...
Julio Cesar
Brazil
Dii maak ka! We re so glad to hear!
Excellent lesson. Kob khun krap 🙂👍🏽
I learn a lot.
Very very grateful
Love it. Hugely clear up when I use bpen lae yuu! Kwaab khun kha
Thank you ka
Thank you for watching. :)
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Love love love it !!!
great video this has helped so much with my thai learning
Hello kruu pear, why the "R"s in Thai changed in "L"? And when do we need to change Rs in L?
Thankyou, Mark from Phillipines
thank you for this lesson! I still cant understand thai sentences structure and it’s killing me :(((
저도 한국어를 잘 못해요.
Thank you for watching. We can help you to speak Thai step by step. You will find it easier when you have a teacher to guide you through the lessons. Please join our online group classes for beginners, contact us at learnthaiwithmod@@t :)
Great lesson! Kru Pear bpen nang faa na ja ;-)
Kop kun ka :)
Hi Kru Pear, is แฟนผม and แฟนฉัน changed on purpose or was it a typo? Love your lessons! ✌️✌️
Can you make, please, a video about Thai idioms?
We have lessons on Thai idioms here:
learnthaiwithmod.com/2020/02/video-12-useful-compound-words-to-sound-like-a-native-thai-speaker/
@@ThaiwithMod Thanks.
Thank you so much Kru Pear and Team for the great lesson as usual, I have a question please, how about คือ ? When can we use it Krub
We use คือ when giving explanation or definitions for examples; ความรัก คือ การให้ love is giving.
Ah, so I see. Subject + pben/mai-chai + noun is how the sentence works. Pom is the subject because that’s what the sentence revolves around, and then kon Thai comes last cause it’s the noun. But kon Thai is an adjective to describe yourself, no? You’re not Thai and to be Thai is a description, but I think I still get it
Korp khun krap Khun Pear
These videos are really helpful so I'm not forgetting the Thai I learned from your course.
Duu lae dtua eeng na krap
Kop kun ka Khun Glenn. We are happy to hear that you are keeping up with your Thai studies. :)
เป็นเอ๋อคือคำกริยา หรือ คำคุณศัพท์ครับ อาจารย์.
คำคุณศัพท์ค่ะ
Pi, meaning someone elder than me?
Kru Pear is there a specific age to be in the online group?
Sawatdii ka, anyone from 16 years old is welcome to join. Can you please write me at learnthaiwithmod@gmail.com to discuss further details please?
I want to learn thai, but I think is very hard ???
Sawatdii ka, it's great that you would like to start learning Thai. We can help you to speak Thai step by step. You will find it easier when you have a teacher to guide you through the lessons. Please contact us at learnthaiwithmod@gmail.com :)
Hi Kruu Pear, instead of yuu tii grung tep, can i say "yuu nai grung tep"?
"Yuu nai grung-tep" is understandable but it is not commonly used in spoken Thai. :)
@@ThaiwithMod if that's the case, can we cut out the preposition totally and say "kao yuu grung-tep" in spoken thai?
@@rebeccang9988 Yes you can. The preposition "tîi" is often dropped in colloquial Thai unlike other prepositions. For example; "he is in the bathroom" in Thai, you need to keep the preposition "nai" and say เขาอยู่ในห้อง /káo yùu nai hâwng-náam/.
@@ThaiwithMod thks for your prompt reply and clear explanation ♥
@@ThaiwithMod That was useful. I tend to drop ที่ quite a lot and wasn't sure if this was correct or I'd got into a bad habit. When receiving stuff from Lazada the delivery guy will call beforehand to see if I'm at home. I usually respond with ผมอยู่บ้าน rather than ผมอยู่ที่บ้าน. Thanks for clearing it up.
how to say “I’m at my grandma’s home”??
Pom You Tee Barn KoonYai/KoonYar (KoonYai is mother's mother , KoonYar is father's mother)
@@MrX-wg9hx Thank you for helping with the explanation. Kop kun ka:)
you must be learning English from England, especially with your London accent ! "kun ja bpai tieol London mai???"...
I need to learn words ! Not sentences . Its useles !
Since pben is only followed by a noun, you should say I am a Brit, not I am British, since "British" is an adjective.
Very helpful Kru Pear! Thank you!