Thai Language - Learn Fruit Vocabulary in Thai + Pronunciation

[@davidstreet2949]

Two of my favorites are; sapodilla : la moot & custard/sugar apple : noi naa

[@shenghaimai927]

I like the way you teaching, slow clear easy to repeat, thank you for your video

[@twbigcow]

Very clearly for your teaching. Thank you so much.

[@aliciagabriel4814]

Thanks for this class. You are amazing. 🥰🇧🇷

[@IgetThais]

Thank you! 😃

[@beautifulhealinglotusnotes]

Thank you for teaching, your pronouciation is easy to understand.

[@tharchawlay578]

Thanks a million teacher.

[@purplerain4084]

ฉันชอบกินกล้วยค่ะ.

[@shweyeetheinttheint3688]

You are such a good teacher
You explained this very well.Thank u.
ฉันชอบกิน ผลไม้ทุเรียน

[@arwenundomielles]

เป็นคลิปที่ดีมากครับ ดีทุกคลิปเลย

[@petersng5350]

Explanation very clear.

[@op-jr1ol]

❤️🇹🇭👍🙏 Best Wishes from malaysia.🇲🇾

[@John-zx3nd]

You are very helpful and great teacher

[@mhiemhiemo-c4p]

Chan chob kin gluay and ma muang ka.
thank you for helping us to know the fruit names in thai.

[@PgTHT-1972]

Hello i am new learns thank you so much for this very clear lesson🙏❤

[@baongocthach2263]

Thanks teacher

[@markshaneh]

Your a good teacher mate.

[@peterempire1777]

mang khud is my favorite thai fruit.. but avaiable only in season

[@xiaohuafuren]

Chan chob kin ma la gaw kha.
Thank you the for the explication!

[@arwenundomielles]

คลิปดีมากเลยครับ

[@bellasheilaaaaa9772]

Nice video!👍

[@trungduong4040]

Thank you! Very nice video!

[@VeganFootsoldier]

thanks for the video. my favs are mangosteen and durian

[@khoroshayagazirovka]

ผมชอบกินแตงโมครับ
Thank you for the class.

[@mwvlogon]

Great lesson and easy to understand, anyway chan chob kin sawarod

[@atsirhc99]

very clear and easy teaching! thank you so much! chan chop kin ma muang ka 🙂

[@nancydiesel2198]

Ma la gaw. 👍

[@JulieMTaing]

thank you !

[@tonykaku8948]

Amazing!

[@stanleyooi7792]

ผมชอบกินน้อยหน่า 😁🙏🏻

[@RahulRaj-dh5uh]

Nice video

[@dakloos316]

I really like Lam Yai and Ngoh a lot ! Such a shame we don't easily find them in Europe.

[@Hyuunaa_]

Chan chob kin gluay kha

[@alexiovay]

Me too

[@乡村妞]

Chan chob kin som ka🍊

[@maleklooooo]

best jack

[@bellasheilaaaaa9772]

Chan Chob kin taeng mo kha 😆

[@ozlem603]

Dichan chobkin mala gaw kha😋

[@santidahal-q8w]

😇🤗🤗

[@mrkopikarat1689]

ผมชอบกินมังคุด

[@PanvadeeAree]

❤❤❤

[@sarawuthpengpan7882]

Wow I,M
THAI SLAYYYYYYYYYY👹👹👹👺👺👺💀💀

[@maungmaung210]

ผมชอบกินทุเลียนครับ

[@JeanneEatsworld]

Chan chobkin Turian ka🙏

[@carolasss]

ฉันชอบกินผรังค่ะ

[@joecostner1246]

i forgot to say "na khrab"

[@aashukutty3513]

Chan chop kin farang kha

[@wdlook]

what about 'Apple', 'Tangerine' ‘Pomelo’？

[@326669sanna]

Chan chob kin ma prao ka :)

[@beautifulhealinglotusnotes]

Chan chob kin ma muang lam yai ka ❤

[@kimpchannel2710]

How to say I love u

[@VHMJACKSONJ]

Phom rak khun or chan rak khun

[@aliciagabriel4814]

ฉันชอบกินแตงโมค่ะ

[@RahulRaj-dh5uh]

ฉันชอบกินกล้วยและมะม่วงของคุณ

[@southpaw1755]

Pomelo but you didn't tell us the Thai name. What about Dragonfruit?

[@ma3stro681]

Jack, you also need to improve your pronunciation of English, especially ‘r’ (are) sounds which most Thais have difficulty with. Your vocabulary is impressive!

[@emperorscotty]

100 basic words vocabulary in 10 minutes.....

[@kendensmore6361]

Chop gin durian krob!!

[@hygirl4649]

ฉันชอบกินเงาะด่ะ

[@uchoanh4404]

ผมชอบกินฝรั่งครับ

[@stijnvanhoutte]

I miss the accents on your phonetic writing that indicate the different tones.

[@marmomedia7787]

Chan chob kin lin chee ka

[@zheshipeng]

Pom chopgin Tu Lian

[@johnbraidwood2081]

Pom Chob Kin Sawarod Krup

[@sarawuthpengpan7882]

ก ก กฏกก

[@dreckz0021]

Pom chob kin tu rian khrab

[@KillKenny09]

He says "Watermelon" with a perfect "R".
and then he say "bla bla bla ... Klup" instead of "Krup"
what the hell is wrong with this world?^^

[@samwatson9899]

No tone symbols, no long vowel designation. Not very useful.

[@IgetThais]

Thank you for the comment. I'm sorry about that. I'm thinking of remaking new videos and putting tone symbols in them.

[@samwatson9899]

@@IgetThais Please do . That is the only thing missing to make your videos excellent 🙂

[@neexie]

I'm curious why the Thai spelling for fruits is so simple with less consonants..? Eg. Why Pon only has por and no Nor...