Read Thai 101: Words with ห and อ leads (silent consonants)
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
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I was very confused by this, but it makes so much sense now. Thanks Kru Smuk!
Thailand's number one teacher... High class teacher teaches low class consonants
You make it sound so easy, thank you
I was confused with ห while trying to read some sentences, so I had an urge to understand it. As a result, I found your lesson 🎉 thank you teacher ❤
Thank you so much. The mystery has been lifted.
very interesting lesson. Thank you so much
Great teacher. it is very well explain. Good job.
You are fantastic!!!! Thank you so much!!!! … you are a great teacher… going to look into your online classes!!!
Very nice explanation. It's not easy to understand everything at one time, but I will learn because you teach very well. Sorry for my english because I'm a french Canadian. I need to be more concentrated to catch all the subtlety of Thai language, english is not also my language and strangely I learn, (...what I know in english), in Thailand, not in my country. Thanks a lot for this nice teaching...
Thanks for the lesson .... that clearly explain why the word sawatdee uses the haw hiip sound cluster word construction.
Great lesson! I've had this question for years and have never gotten a good answer!
I am glad to know you enjoy this lesson and it's useful for you na ka :D
Thanks teacher
Thank you for the lesson! You are amazing! 😘😘💚🇧🇷💚
Wow!
So well and usefull lesson!
Thank you, very much!!!!
You're more than welcome :)
Dudes, Thai is so flipping hard. It's like "Here is how you pronounce a letter... syke, no it isn't"
this system is hard. look up rapid method on youtube
Eine sehr gute Erklärung, danke!
Sehr gerne :)
I am suffering of These Words Before I came here And Now i can Handle Everything.
Thank you Kru Smuk, I learned a lot. Maybe just some improvement, since your face is on the bottom right, perhaps you want to scroll the page up a little so we can see the bottom right words, as it is usually blocked. :)
This is what I want to learn . When is the next intake . Pls advise. Tq
Kru Smuk hi. I have a question cluster sounds and also about the word rocket - จรวด? I was thinking that jaw-jaan - จ and raw-ruuea - ร forms a word cluster and the 2nd half of the cluster raw rueea will not be pronounced. A bit confused on this one? Maybe ร is silent only when there is a vowel on top of it, like the word จริง ?
thanks for everything . I would like to learn tone for thai vocab .coz some vocab is depend on tone meaning is changes.
Good Class :)
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Kruu khap I have questions .. is it always ะ+ห who could hidden vocal a .. because I found it many words with hidden vocal a .. and is it only a or any vocal could be hidden also
I notice some silent consonents such as "H".
I am really confused but I am an absolute beginner so I will go and learn some more and then return to this video to see if it makes sense to me 🤣
I want to marry you, your teaching level is awesome.
I'm confused. Why there is no vid about low class consonant group 2?
I just posted a few lesson previews of the Ultimate Guide to Thai Reading course. If you’d like to access all contents including the low class group 2, please check out my program: learn.bananathaischool.com/p/read-thai or email me if you need further info :)
heh because it will only be in the paid programme i think!
These two consonants about to bring me to the point of desperation... I nearly quit learning Thai alphabets
Why don't we write นู๋ instead of หนู ?
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Because only middle-class consonants can have the ๋ tone mark, and น is a low-class consonants.
@@BananaThaiSchool That I know but I wanted know that what would have been wrong in using ๋ with low class also? 🙏 if you could elaborate please นะครับ
@@subhash1691 I think it's just a nature of the language that Low-class consonants cannot be used with ๋ but ห lead instead.
For example, the word nãaw หนาว = to be cold. To make this word a rising tone, you cannot just use ๋ but put ห instead ค่ะ
funnily?
Yeah, it's archaic but can mean humorously or oddly depending on the context.
@@James-MV In the above example I think "funnily" really translates to "He plays tennis HAPPILY". Thanks Kru Samuk for a good lesson, when I'm ready her Ultimate Reading Course seems like it would be a good choice.
@@daviddennis5789 Yes! I got her course and it's excellent. She really ties together the underlying concepts which are so different in Thai than in English.
I think you go through this far too quick