ขอบคุณมากครับ... one question.. .in my Pimsleur Thai course from 1 to 3 pm they say: บ่ายหนึ่งโมง, บ่ายสองโมง, บ่ายสามโมง Is that acceptable? Or is it preferred to use your method?
U should to say "ตอนนี้เวลาเท่าไหร่ (Tdon nee weh la tao rai); This sentence's rarely used" or "ตอนนี้กี่โมง (Tdon nee gee moang)" or "ตอนนี้กี่โมงแล้ว (Tdon nee gee moang laew)".
Thank you this was really good learning. But my girlfriend is from Isaan. and she teach me to say like 9 naliga/nalika in the evening and 4 naliga/nalika. What is that she teech me. I never read anything about Naliga when I look on internet. And she dont say same as in this video when its after 6 pm. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this video , I love the in depth explanation of the different times of the day and the different sounds x
I did a lot of research on the history of the Thai system of telling the time before created this VDO, I'm glad I explained well.
Wow! This is a great Thai lesson on time. It's the best explanation I've seen to date thank you
Fascinating! Had no idea that the words came from the sounds of the drums etc. Really nice lesson :)
The system of "time telling in Thai " is easy to remember if you know the history behind it.thanks!
Probably the clearest explanation of this very difficult topic that I have seen. Thank you
Thanks for the clear and systematic explanation, it really helps us to remember!
succinctly explained, excellent!
khru mia, well explained. I've seen many videos on time in thai, first time I understand really why dtii or mong, Thanks.
Loved this lesson , thank you
Wow very interesting history of telling the time.. Thanks a lot for sharing.. I would never have imagined how it was made without this video!
Very good vid... love the back ground about the story ... awesome
This video has helped me so much, to understand the time patterns, Simply Amazing! Thank you so much.
Wow this is awesome!! Thank you so much! ♥️
Brilliant explanation!
Thank you krup.
Loved the history lesson, thank you , it is much clearer now
I like it very much ..
Interesting!!! And makes it to remember
ขอบคุณมากครับ... one question.. .in my Pimsleur Thai course from 1 to 3 pm they say: บ่ายหนึ่งโมง, บ่ายสองโมง, บ่ายสามโมง Is that acceptable? Or is it preferred to use your method?
บ่ายหนึ่งโมง, บ่ายสองโมง, บ่ายสามโมง in Pimsleur are the longer version of บ่ายโมง, บ่ายโมง, บ่ายโมง in my VDO. These 2 system are the same.
11.00AM is usually sip et mong whereas 10.00 is sip mong chao. This id because 11.00AM is not early morning and is closer to lunch time. 😊
Very useful information making learning much easier.
How to ask about time?
How to say "What is the time now?"
U should to say "ตอนนี้เวลาเท่าไหร่ (Tdon nee weh la tao rai); This sentence's rarely used" or "ตอนนี้กี่โมง (Tdon nee gee moang)" or "ตอนนี้กี่โมงแล้ว (Tdon nee gee moang laew)".
I want to know the time clearly can I ?
Very helpful, kob kun krap Kru Mia :)
Thank you this was really good learning. But my girlfriend is from Isaan. and she teach me to say like 9 naliga/nalika in the evening and 4 naliga/nalika. What is that she teech me. I never read anything about Naliga when I look on internet. And she dont say same as in this video when its after 6 pm. Thank you.
หวัดดีครับ I am Thai people
Just know most Thai people are always late so tell them 30 min before the actual time.
I guess it is changed in airport.
Geng mak
your language is hard as heck
i feel u