Perfect lesson from Kruu Wee on the central verb of all languages! Thai has three important forms for the verb "to be", but with adjectives you don't need them at all. Orrawee is very good at explaining the differences in the meanings of time, being, and place between Thai and Western languages. I'm thinking if I understand those three differences, then I will understand Thai, and much of the culture of Thailand.
Kruu Wee, this was a great lesson, very clear and helpful. But can you please give the Romanized spelling for the words for "to be", especially the last one. I found the others online. Thank you!
I will do that for you. You pronounce yaa ( don't ) as 'yaa' and pronounce yaa ( want) as ' yaa'. Or if you were to use the english, you can pronounce 'don't' as 'don't' and 'want', you pronounce 'want'.
Sorry. We need the written phonetic English of these words. So for every phrase we need the Thai spelling, the phonetic version and the English translation. I know it's a lot of trouble, but just speaking the words is not enough.
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Perfect lesson from Kruu Wee on the central verb of all languages! Thai has three important forms for the verb "to be", but with adjectives you don't need them at all.
Orrawee is very good at explaining the differences in the meanings of time, being, and place between Thai and Western languages. I'm thinking if I understand those three differences, then I will understand Thai, and much of the culture of Thailand.
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This is very very helpful. Thank you so much, Kru!
How do you not confuse the thai words for want (ya) and don't (ya) as they are pronounced much the same but mean the opposite?
Kruu Wee, this was a great lesson, very clear and helpful. But can you please give the Romanized spelling for the words for "to be", especially the last one. I found the others online. Thank you!
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+khoo teng khoon so sorry about that, I will improve.
+KRUU WEE TEACH THAI no need sorry kru, just let u know only I am not complaining
Hi Kruu Wee, could explain any pronunciation difference between yaa "don't" and yaa "want" please
I will do that for you. You pronounce yaa ( don't ) as 'yaa' and pronounce yaa ( want) as ' yaa'. Or if you were to use the english, you can pronounce 'don't' as 'don't' and 'want', you pronounce 'want'.
Sorry. We need the written phonetic English of these words. So for every phrase we need the Thai spelling, the phonetic version and the English translation. I know it's a lot of trouble, but just speaking the words is not enough.
This is a good resource:
www.thai-language.com/dict
Is there any difference between "yoo nai" and "you tee nai" ...thank you:)
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Every time you speak you should write in the video.. will be easier to follow you