Learn Thai - Fruit in Thai (ผลไม้)(remake)

[@kayjonas8615]

Even better remake. So much related information, and as usual, love the repetition and demonstrations. Very creative, Jack!

[@lemonbrev1968]

bro actually bought the fruits for the video 💀unseen determination

[@Netkomal-pakwhan-hamm]

those bannanas look good

[@DiscoverCiaoMondo]

thanks Jack for the lesson on how the word Farang came about! I am one btw! Very interesting and I will share it!

[@eingnu9459]

Very fun and enjoyable! I laughed out loud several times while also learning a lot. Thanks!

[@09Sharing]

You are special language teacher for me.i watch you video always try to learning Thai language.

[@tyekiwi3330]

Thank you Jack, now I can able to go to Thai local market to buy some fruits!😂😂😂

[@valerynechay4890]

From แก้ว (gɛ̂ɛo, “any clear, transparent substance, as glass, crystal, pearl, etc”) +‎ มังกร (mang-gɔɔn, “dragon”); coined in 1998 by Kasetsart University lecturer Suraphong Kosiyachinda (สุรพงษ์ โกสิยะจินดา) as a calque of English dragon fruit[1] and perhaps from the fact that the fruit looks like the dragon's pearl in Chinese mythology.

[@ninavig9201]

You are so entertaining I can stomach 3 in a row.

[@AnglBunny]

Thank you so much!!! The mini history lesson was also interesting!

[@wandelingenoptexel9649]

Love it! Great update. Look forward to see you with a new video with vegetables

[@andre_prtma9514]

Thank you so much🙏🙏

[@klausg]

Interesting and entertaining, thanks for this.

[@smilinglisa1225]

Very interesting lesson! Thank you so much!

[@watermagic_fun]

🙏 Great update. I've just learned fruits from your previous video :) But what is the right for the coconut? In previous video there was ma prao 😊

[@radom-cw2ey]

Amazing video! Tnx!

[@f.castax7472]

U are very good!❤

[@mikaso30]

Capuncha 🙏

[@mr_wormhole]

ooooo 🙂ดูน่าอร่อย 🤪

[@rcdmgkey3458]

good

[@r-p6278]

น่าเติมว่า เรียกกล้วยว่าหวี เพราะ มันเหมือนหวี

[@kimhoedt9449]

Question: is there a rule that tells you when to put a tone mark and when not? Or is it just a matter of learning it by heart for every word individually?

[@smilinglisa1225]

memorization, plus learning the tone rules

[@sammyn3489]

Aroi Jing jing

[@ririfenty3682]

❤

[@RachelKona-yw9gb]

Great lesson!!

[@sunlightspirit3759]

❤