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Mâ = Horse

Khob Khun khab , Khun Kruu Kat. 🙏

Oh wow I definitely got to try that

ถ้าพี่จะเอาเอามามาก็ก็จะจะเป็นเป็นแบบแบบนั้นนั้นก็ก็จะจะมีแบบแบบที่ที่พี่พี่ทําทําแบบแบบนั้นนั้นน่ะมันก็ไม่ใช่ได้ไงแต่มันถ้ามันเป็นเป็นแบบสีขาวมัน😊

Natchayathorn Singkhuomkhong

Why do they teach it that way then if it’s not used by native speakers 😭 I’ll keep studying & do my best to not get frustrated haha

Maa 1- just call , mother Maa2- give me something to eat mom Maa3- to make agree her on our choices ❤🤣🤣🥹💯

My Thai friend confirmed HORSE

Very interesting! Whenever I see a language like this, I feel like I’ve been living on easy mode. Learning a tonal language seems impossible to me. In English, I can speak with whatever inflection I want and still make sense. Also Thai looks very pretty, like calligraphy.

Basically, as an American, asking someone’s age is viewed as you telling them they look old (most of the time)

In the US I think it’s more like 60% of people find the age question rude and the other 40% don’t mind. But since we don’t have honorifics it’s quite different when socializing & talking here 😊 We still have respect for older people (not as much as Asia) but it’s not shown through our language

Thank you for posting this!! I’m beginning to study & I was worried about how to properly write characters & get the proper tones down!!

ur voice sound 10 times softer at thai

My friend's name is Cartoon

my american friend asked my age right off the bat.

I am actually a native speaker but I don't speak my native dialect well. Does this do dialects?

If I want to say a Thai word more than two time, example, 3, 4, 5, or 6 times, etc? How many times do I have to write mai yaa mok symbol after a word? Example: ná: นะๆ นะ - If it's 3 times I wanna say this word, do I write it like this?

I thought khaaw thoot khrap/khaaw thoot na khrap is formal Thai word? I didnt know its informal. When I meet someone new In Thailand and I'm meeting them for first time, what word should I use?

did bloom just become a house?😮

Your explanation is top notch. I think I got the hang of it now, thanks!

Is a sniff kiss more intimate culturally than a kiss?

Bagus banget gerakan nya kak

i thought it was simpler cos of that other lingustic guy u didn't divide the whole block into 4 parts

How do you say “ I think I’m in love “ in Thai ? 😂

My name is compannage thambara pushpika fonseka I'm 20years old My family 5 members i don't Thailand language translated please include to me

Where can I buy this writing book

Good beginning

Horse! My fav

Thanks

This is why I like the Thai culture. My personal views align similar to theirs.

Yeah this is why I hate being from Kalasin, I can speak Issan but i can't read Lao.

I just made the second mistake this week. โอ้ย 🙉

I've met a "thai guy named Vip as in VIP. lol

Mary me ❤

seriously 😒 🙄

❤

😀😀

YAS IM THAI!!!

its so complicated because the same looking word, will have 5 different meanings

Once you finished explaining, I understood how this actually does make sense as an idiom. Thanks for sharing! More please! (I just came across your page, today.)

Maa = Mother ❤

Here Hindi with friends Marathi at home English in studies ✨🤣 , Punjabi,Telugu, Bihari , Bangla in films n songs

Tones makes it very difficult like Mandarin n Vietnamese 😮

Sometimes consonants are preceded by vowels, so...

Can you learn to read and understand Thai. Like if you only want to be able to understand and read Thai

Sanskrit is also the origin of Sinhala which is the main language of Sri Lanka ❤️🇱🇰.. So when I watch Thai dramas I hear those similar words and Sutra. 😊

here from LUSS new song ^^

I like this video ❤️

Love it. It was easy to pronounce 😊

actually, if your native language is any one of the languages derived from Sanskrit or Tamil, Thai will come more intuitively