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These videos are just perfect for intermediate learners. Being being to learn vocabulary in functional sentences like this is an incredible resource. Thanks Grace
Thank you for this wonderful Thai listening practice, Khun Grace. We also love Japan for its food and for the polite and pleasant nature of the Japanese. Have a wonderful Sunday! 🙏
Grace. Just wanted to say you are a fantastic teacher. Thank you for modifying your mobile AP to have a slow listening option. Also I love the way you show the literal translation. This is the first time I’ve ever seen anyone do that and it is really helping me with not only my understanding sentence structure but also helping my writing. 💙🙏
thanks Grace, perfect for my level. My thai girlfriend and i returned from bpai tio Yipun in August. She loved it as well. to add contrast, a couple of things that were a little awkward, they don't smile or chit-chat, we jokingly called Thailand the land of a thousand smiles and Japan the land of one smile. also, they don't like pictures, while poo ying kon thai love to take pictures of everything and post on social media. especially the temple. omb so many thai women spend more time taking selfies and pictures of each other than they do praying. i only went to one temple in Tokyo, didn't see any Japanese taking pictures.
Thank you Kru Grace that's some wonderful content. Not only for listening but also reading and speaking, as well as sentence constructions and vocabulary ! Perfect for intermediate, RUclips's really lacking videos like this one !
Best video yet, Grace! This level of comprehensible input is just what a lot of us are after and fills a real gap for us intermediate learners. ขอบคุณมากครับ
Bravo Ajarn Grace ! perfect speed.speaking so clearly. Thai, Romanisation, English simltaneously, good production values. Excellent. Sending link to my Thai son, who , living here in UK, needs to improve his thai to get as good as me !
Great video, i like it because for me i learn best by listening to the target language (not having it explained to me in english). If possible a little faster might help (closer to natural speed). Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the video, yes love Japan also but on safety, I often forget bicycles mostly ride on the pavement together with pedestrians, so easy to get knocked over by one, especially when coming out of a shop, 7-wen family mart etc. They can travel really fast.
I listened again and took notes of the new words I learned: kon daa raa = celebrities Dtoi = stung (like by a bee) or punch/boxing? het Pon = reason lam bak = difficult Joan = until (age) until I was 17 ruueang nee = this story Briap tee-ap = compare Khun kuuuey = familiar with
I always thought there seems to be a lot of similarities between Thai and Japanese cultures. The politeness, respect for others, quiet, and the smiles that hide private feelings, and indirect communication style. One interesting thing I realized while learning Thai is the word for cilantro in Japanese is also "pakuchii" from of course Thai Pakchi (though most Japanese don't like eating it)
At 0:18 in the video, are you using "maa tiieow" instead of "Bpai thiieow" because you are already in Japan? So, if you were in Thailand, you would use "bpai thiiew?" Kapkhun krap, Kun Grace.
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These videos are just perfect for intermediate learners. Being being to learn vocabulary in functional sentences like this is an incredible resource. Thanks Grace
exactly, most on yt is all beginner stuff.
Useful and amazing as always. Thanks for your unique approach to teaching Thai ka Grace :)
Thank you for this wonderful Thai listening practice, Khun Grace. We also love Japan for its food and for the polite and pleasant nature of the Japanese. Have a wonderful Sunday! 🙏
Grace. Just wanted to say you are a fantastic teacher. Thank you for modifying your mobile AP to have a slow listening option. Also I love the way you show the literal translation. This is the first time I’ve ever seen anyone do that and it is really helping me with not only my understanding sentence structure but also helping my writing. 💙🙏
Thank you! I'm happy its helpful.
thank you Grace for another lesson. Enjoy your time in Japan.
You speak so clearly and slowly that I can understand every single word you spoke... fantastic!
Kob khun ka. Happy you liked it :)
the thai subtitles are so helpful! Thanks again!
thanks Grace, perfect for my level.
My thai girlfriend and i returned from bpai tio Yipun in August. She loved it as well. to add contrast, a couple of things that were a little awkward, they don't smile or chit-chat, we jokingly called Thailand the land of a thousand smiles and Japan the land of one smile. also, they don't like pictures, while poo ying kon thai love to take pictures of everything and post on social media. especially the temple. omb so many thai women spend more time taking selfies and pictures of each other than they do praying. i only went to one temple in Tokyo, didn't see any Japanese taking pictures.
Enjoy your Travels and thanks for all you do .
Thank you Kru Grace that's some wonderful content. Not only for listening but also reading and speaking, as well as sentence constructions and vocabulary ! Perfect for intermediate, RUclips's really lacking videos like this one !
This was nice and slow and clear probunciation. Easy to follow. Thanks you
Absolutely love your videos. They are very helpful. Thank you so much!
That bee changed your entire lesson plan 555 Nice recovery. You just went with it
haha yep.
Best video yet, Grace! This level of comprehensible input is just what a lot of us are after and fills a real gap for us intermediate learners. ขอบคุณมากครับ
A great video, very informative as always. I love that you didn't cut out the scene when the bee stung you. Bravo."
haha yeah
Bravo Ajarn Grace ! perfect speed.speaking so clearly. Thai, Romanisation, English simltaneously, good production values. Excellent. Sending link to my Thai son, who , living here in UK, needs to improve his thai to get as good as me !
Haha nice! Thank you
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Great video, i like it because for me i learn best by listening to the target language (not having it explained to me in english). If possible a little faster might help (closer to natural speed). Keep up the good work!
no problem, just pay for yt premium and control the speed yourself.
exactly.
Thanks for the video, yes love Japan also but on safety, I often forget bicycles mostly ride on the pavement together with pedestrians, so easy to get knocked over by one, especially when coming out of a shop, 7-wen family mart etc. They can travel really fast.
I listened again and took notes of the new words I learned:
kon daa raa = celebrities
Dtoi = stung (like by a bee) or punch/boxing?
het Pon = reason
lam bak = difficult
Joan = until (age) until I was 17
ruueang nee = this story
Briap tee-ap = compare
Khun kuuuey = familiar with
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I always thought there seems to be a lot of similarities between Thai and Japanese cultures. The politeness, respect for others, quiet, and the smiles that hide private feelings, and indirect communication style. One interesting thing I realized while learning Thai is the word for cilantro in Japanese is also "pakuchii" from of course Thai Pakchi (though most Japanese don't like eating it)
Koreans also don't like Pakchi lol. Thai always think that Japanese are really nice and helpful. Even more so Than Thai people.
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Thank you for creating such great content. So helpful! Grace, may I know what exact level is for intermediate? It’s like A2-B1 or?
I would say around B1.
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Very good. 👍🙏🏽👏 what part of Thailand are you from?
Thank you. I'm from Bangkok
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Grace, ผมชอบวิดีโอของคุณมาก แต่ไม่มีคนจีนจะรู้สึกว่าญี่ปุ่นน่ารัก.
Especially when they dispose nuclear waste into the sea
oh I didn't know that. I always thought Japanese are loved by everyone haha.
At 0:18 in the video, are you using "maa tiieow" instead of "Bpai thiieow" because you are already in Japan? So, if you were in Thailand, you would use "bpai thiiew?" Kapkhun krap, Kun Grace.
Hi,
yes, that's correct.