+Lindsey Newhall Sawatdee ka Lindsey, thank you for your kind words. I am happy to hear that you found my videos useful in your Thai learning. Keep practicing na ka. :)
+mitchelljarvis2010 This video is actually made long time ago but I justhad a chance to put it up. Thank you for watching. I hope you learned something new from this lesson. :)
+Antº Venancio do Nascimento Sawatdee ka, thank you for watching and your kind comment. It has been very busy for me in the past few months. I hope you learned a lot from this lesson. :)
+Jason Stallworth Thank you for your kind comment. Ko Samet is a nice place for a short getaway and it is not far from Bangkok. I have a post on this island here: learnthaiwithmod.com/2013/07/samed-island/ I hope you will have a great time. :)
You got room key numbered 28, but while requesting the items through phone, you mentioned room number 33. Nice channel you have for learning Thai. Thank you.
+ThaiwithMod I've been watching your lessons for a while now, I think I watched 10 of your videos just in the past two days. I always learn stuff from you, your videos really keep me motivated to keep on learning thai :D
often checking in at a hotel is one of the most pressurized procedures when you are at your most tired just wanting to relax in your room...so practicing Thai language is going to be difficult ... but at least many of the key phrases used at a hotel are quite repetitive for the standard procedures of checking in and ordering room service
Thank you for this video, Kru Mod. I truly enjoy watching and learning. Classifiers are often difficult. Bai, Puen, An, Chinh, Tua, Look, Lem, Kan, etc... sometimes very difficult to remember. Do you have a lesson on classifiers?
When learning, it can be hard for us, with words sounding so much the same: kheun คืน (night) kheun ขึ้น (to lift/raise). Even now i find myself avoiding certain words like this, and try to ask in another way, like..how much per day..? วันละเท่าไหร่ maybe not 100% but people seem to understand and i dont have to use the tricky word! might be an idea for another video.. how we can avoid tricky words and ask in a different way?? as you know there are so many others. but yes i am a bad student and should study more.5555 to many i am scared to use!!! yang yaak, chan, and all those opposites that sound the same... glai and glai. Thanks so much though..you girls are an AWESOME help!!!
awesome video if I was going to be picky reception gave room key for room 28 then rang room service and was in room 33 lol thx for making these videos kru mod koawp kun krap!
good explanation,i am going to kho samet in september.i have been there once before,can you if possible do a video on what you see whilst you are there ? [like an update] for your viewers,thank you.khun mod.
+ivor nappinion Sorry, but Ko Samet isn't nice anymore and flooded with tourists. There're plenty of much better places available. You'll have to go to Rayong/ Baan Phe to get the ferry, or a speed boat to the island. You'll find nice places in baan Phe and make a day trip to Ko samet. If you really like what you see, you can stay. It was a little paradise 15 = years ago. i remember when there's no light in the evening. Only candles at the beach restaurants. A luxury bungalow for 5 people only 500 baht.
+ivor nappinion I uploaded some photos from my last trip to Koh Samet at the end of this post here: learnthaiwithmod.com/2013/07/samed-island/ Koh Samet is quite big, it has many beaches and everything for everyone. If you like watching people and party then you go to the main beach (Hat Sai Kaew). If you prefer relaxing atmosphere, no tourist crowds , no sellers, no speed boats, there are also a place for you for example Ao Cho Beach or Ao Prao on the west coast. If you don't mind traveling a longer journey, there are other quiet and beautiful islands in Thailand, I share more details here: learnthaiwithmod.com/2015/04/top-4-of-thailands-best-unspoilt-islands/
10/10 khun mod, thanks very much for that,a straight truthfull answer.i like the pictures you posted and the choice of beaches,if you want it quiet it is there and if you are a party animal that's there too..i am looking forward to going now after your positive explanation.thank you..doo lair dtua eeng na kap.
Swasdi kub kru mod, I would like to clarify about the word "Can you" in thai. What's the difference between "Rop-guan" and "Chuay"? In your taxi video you said, "p' Chuay bpid pleeng noi dai-mai ka?" Thank you! :)
Your video is very good . But the text disappears to quickly in reception. When you explain alone with the text is very good. Thank you for your job to do fun and understand video. Joob😉
+Mikael Albrecht Thank you for your kind words. I made the text to go along with the conversation so it went fast. Please pause the video when you want to review the text. I am happy to hear that you found this lesson useful. :)
Great video Mod. You didn't talk about งั้น , and your use of it in the video does not really match the google translate definition of "otherwise, or else..". Can you please translate the use of งั้น here? Thanks
+Alex Wong ตก /dtòk/ literally means 'fall'. It is also used to talk about pricing in spoken Thai. Using just the word 'ประมาณ bprà-maan' alone is also enough. Different people have different way to say the same thing. :)
+Dean Sonetirot เพิ่ม /pêrm/ means 'to add, increase'. For example; เราอยากเพิ่มวงเงินบัตรเครดิต /rao pêrm wong-ngern bàt credit/ We want to increase the credit card limit.
+SaWaDeeCat Thank you for your kind words. I only studied in Thailand, but I enjoyed learning English myself by watching English movies and listening to English songs everyday since I was 15. You can do the same with Thai language. :)
I notice that you use English characters to denote the Thai-language sounds, but also use Thai letters. What is more common in Thailand? Could I just learn the Thai language by using the English letters, or is it easier to learn the Thai alphabet at the same time?
Mii means have than you use another word. Mai makes a question at the end than you use gii in the middle for a question. Khun means you but not used despite the English subtitle claiming it was. I hate this language.
You’re videos have been invaluable for my recent stay on Samui…Thanks so much Mod and please keep em coming ❤
She's really doing a great job. And she's an eye candy. Greetings from lower northeast, also called Isaan.
You are the best teacher! Please keep making videos. Thank you so much:)
Mod, you are awesome. Keep making these amazing videos. You help me so much!
+Lindsey Newhall Sawatdee ka Lindsey, thank you for your kind words. I am happy to hear that you found my videos useful in your Thai learning. Keep practicing na ka. :)
So glad you are making videos again Mod! 👍👍👍
+mitchelljarvis2010 This video is actually made long time ago but I justhad a chance to put it up. Thank you for watching. I hope you learned something new from this lesson. :)
Wonderful images and music.All the best.
We've been missing you and your videos. Happy to know you are fine. Wonderful lesson. Sawatdee, krap!
+Antº Venancio do Nascimento Sawatdee ka, thank you for watching and your kind comment. It has been very busy for me in the past few months. I hope you learned a lot from this lesson. :)
Come back pls! xD
i love the way that you talk and explain clearly. this is avaible video for me
Thank you for posting another video! We may visit Ko Samet next time we're in Thailand.
+Jason Stallworth Thank you for your kind comment. Ko Samet is a nice place for a short getaway and it is not far from Bangkok. I have a post on this island here: learnthaiwithmod.com/2013/07/samed-island/
I hope you will have a great time. :)
+ThaiwithMod You are welcome! I've been learning Thai from your channel about a year and hoping to be fluent someday.
Sawasdee bpee mai Thai Kru Mod! It's been too long since your last video! Thank you so much!
+withoutmyheart Sawatdee ka. Thank you for watching. I hope you learned a lot from this lesson. :)
I love your role play so much specially on taking a taxi .
Your English is wonderful.
Thank you. :)
You got room key numbered 28, but while requesting the items through phone, you mentioned room number 33. Nice channel you have for learning Thai. Thank you.
really look forward for your next video next week!
Useful and beautiful video, thank you!
+HerLiist Thank you for watching and your kind comment. :)
Top scenario. I lean a lot from your class videos. Can you make one about the airport world please? Thanks so so much for your class with playrole
Could you also say ‘Pak keun tao rai?’
I really love your video's, it really helps me alot, thanks mod! ขอบคุณครับมากๆ
+1donjul Thank you for watching. I hope you learned something new from this lesson. ขอบคุณค่ะ :)
+ThaiwithMod I've been watching your lessons for a while now, I think I watched 10 of your videos just in the past two days. I always learn stuff from you, your videos really keep me motivated to keep on learning thai :D
Great Vlog Mod
+Nathan Horne Kop kun ka. :)
Thanks, you're the best!
Thanks Mod!
+Jack Flanders My pleasure (ยินดีค่ะ yin-dii kâ). :)
often checking in at a hotel is one of the most pressurized procedures when you are at your most tired just wanting to relax in your room...so practicing Thai language is going to be difficult ... but at least many of the key phrases used at a hotel are quite repetitive for the standard procedures of checking in and ordering room service
Long time no see!
+Elias Orbon I know! It has been really busy for me. Thank you for watching. Hope you learned something new from this lesson. :)
The words, It's a little different between Teacher Mod and the staff. at 5:33 --please sign name.
Great lesson! How do we say "extra blankets please" then?
hello, can u include this video in your playlist "Thai for Tourists"? This video is also useful.
Nice video Mod, Good explanation. I hope you enjoyed Koh Samet. Been there also.
2008 baht is a bargain :) But i would tip the 2 baht.
Samet is OK if you want to spend a quite weekend with a special someone, or if you have a particular fondness for large Chinese tour groups ;)
Thank you for this video, Kru Mod. I truly enjoy watching and learning.
Classifiers are often difficult. Bai, Puen, An, Chinh, Tua, Look, Lem, Kan, etc... sometimes very difficult to remember. Do you have a lesson on classifiers?
+James Riley I have a video on basic classifiers here: learnthaiwithmod.com/?p=437
How about paying deposit usually is "neung pang"
When learning, it can be hard for us, with words sounding so much the same:
kheun คืน (night)
kheun ขึ้น (to lift/raise).
Even now i find myself avoiding certain words like this, and try to ask in another way, like..how much per day..?
วันละเท่าไหร่
maybe not 100% but people seem to understand and i dont have to use the tricky word!
might be an idea for another video..
how we can avoid tricky words and ask in a different way??
as you know there are so many others.
but yes i am a bad student and should study more.5555
to many i am scared to use!!!
yang
yaak,
chan,
and all those opposites that sound the same...
glai and glai.
Thanks so much though..you girls
are an AWESOME help!!!
Why did the clerk use the term “dtok” to start her sentence about a type of room available? Haven’t heard it used that way before! Thank you!
Yes, i am wondering too but i think i figured it out because the price is in a descending order thats why the price "dtok" ing
ขอบคุณทมากครับ Bonne journée!!!! ผมทํางานที่บ้านบึว
+우현호 ยินดีค่ะ :)
very helpful... thx
awesome video if I was going to be picky reception gave room key for room 28 then rang room service and was in room 33 lol
thx for making these videos kru mod koawp kun krap!
Ur voice is same as AOM SUSHAR 😍😍
Thank you, very helpful..
+sk8guitardrums Thank you for watching and your kind comment. :)
ThaiwithMod. Thank u I like ur videos I think I will start to learn thai
good explanation,i am going to kho samet in september.i have been there once before,can you if possible do a video on what you see whilst you are there ? [like an update] for your viewers,thank you.khun mod.
+ivor nappinion Sorry, but Ko Samet isn't nice anymore and flooded with tourists. There're plenty of much better places available. You'll have to go to Rayong/ Baan Phe to get the ferry, or a speed boat to the island. You'll find nice places in baan Phe and make a day trip to Ko samet. If you really like what you see, you can stay. It was a little paradise 15 = years ago. i remember when there's no light in the evening. Only candles at the beach restaurants. A luxury bungalow for 5 people only 500 baht.
Michael Mersi ok, what island/beach resort would you reccomend ?
+ivor nappinion I uploaded some photos from my last trip to Koh Samet at the end of this post here: learnthaiwithmod.com/2013/07/samed-island/
Koh Samet is quite big, it has many beaches and everything for everyone. If you like watching people and party then you go to the main beach (Hat Sai Kaew). If you prefer relaxing atmosphere, no tourist crowds , no sellers, no speed boats, there are also a place for you for example Ao Cho Beach or Ao Prao on the west coast.
If you don't mind traveling a longer journey, there are other quiet and beautiful islands in Thailand, I share more details here: learnthaiwithmod.com/2015/04/top-4-of-thailands-best-unspoilt-islands/
10/10 khun mod, thanks very much for that,a straight truthfull answer.i like the pictures you posted and the choice of beaches,if you want it quiet it is there and if you are a party animal that's there too..i am looking forward to going now after your positive explanation.thank you..doo lair dtua eeng na kap.
Swasdi kub kru mod, I would like to clarify about the word "Can you" in thai. What's the difference between "Rop-guan" and "Chuay"? In your taxi video you said, "p' Chuay bpid pleeng noi dai-mai ka?" Thank you! :)
Your video is very good . But the text disappears to quickly in reception.
When you explain alone with the text is very good.
Thank you for your job to do fun and understand video.
Joob😉
+Mikael Albrecht Thank you for your kind words. I made the text to go along with the conversation so it went fast. Please pause the video when you want to review the text. I am happy to hear that you found this lesson useful. :)
Great video Mod. You didn't talk about งั้น , and your use of it in the video does not really match the google translate definition of "otherwise, or else..". Can you please translate the use of งั้น here? Thanks
GREAT ! I love this new method :) ขอบคุณมากครับ
only a suggestion: use an external microphone! ;)
Thank you beautiful teacher, Could you write Thai subtitles big than that ways guy? I hope to get positive from you.thanks
Can I say hong maai lek saam saam krap ?
can you help me please?
In the video, why is there a 'dtok thee bra-maan'? shouldn't bra-maan is enough for approximately?
+Alex Wong. I think it means "reduced to" or literally "fallen to". Am I right K. Mod? :-)
+Alex Wong ตก /dtòk/ literally means 'fall'. It is also used to talk about pricing in spoken Thai. Using just the word 'ประมาณ bprà-maan' alone is also enough. Different people have different way to say the same thing. :)
+Greg Heath . It literally means "fallen to" like you said, but it doesn't means "reduced to". It is just another way to give an approximate price. :)
Can you explain what "perm" means? You only tell us to put it before the amount, but didn't explain what it means. Thank you.
+Dean Sonetirot เพิ่ม /pêrm/ means 'to add, increase'. For example; เราอยากเพิ่มวงเงินบัตรเครดิต /rao pêrm wong-ngern bàt credit/ We want to increase the credit card limit.
extra
Miss Mod, i would know why your english is so good? You study on oversea before? btw, you are so pretty! Hope you can take more video!
+SaWaDeeCat Thank you for your kind words. I only studied in Thailand, but I enjoyed learning English myself by watching English movies and listening to English songs everyday since I was 15. You can do the same with Thai language. :)
I love kru mod
haha this is the soundtrack from Tropico
Aiii suayy makk ley
เฮ้ย! I have lots of Thai to re-learn! I come back to Thailand in 15 days - ผมจะทำงานเป็นครูครับ ^~^
+Robbie Heslop ฝึกพูดภาษาไทยบ่อยๆนะคะ /fùek pûud paa-săa tai bòi-bòi ná ká/ Keep practicing Thai language. :)
ใช่ครับ! ^~^
easy :)
I notice that you use English characters to denote the Thai-language sounds, but also use Thai letters. What is more common in Thailand? Could I just learn the Thai language by using the English letters, or is it easier to learn the Thai alphabet at the same time?
哈哈，我容易嘛，听英语学泰语，只有第1句听懂了，有空房间吗？
She's cute :)
ยากนะเนี่ย สำหรับชาวต่างชาติ เข้าใจเลย ยากจิหาย ภาษาไทย คิคิคิ
Is the beautiful teacher married? I am with a nice lady from Sisaket.
Which is the correct use of the male personal pronoun. Is it khrap or khap? I've seen it used both ways.
u can use both
Damn you're quite pretty
Simp
lol. good lesson but the pronunciation is hard
Mii means have than you use another word. Mai makes a question at the end than you use gii in the middle for a question. Khun means you but not used despite the English subtitle claiming it was.
I hate this language.
Too noisy. Can’t hear a thing …