+Elina Martin: Your comment is idiotic...she is an excellent teacher! I have been living in Thailand for 11 years and even her English is easier to understand than many Brits, Irishmen, and Australians. My Thai friends also compliment her. Like my parents always taught us; "If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all."
I'm native and I've never realized how complicated telling time is until I came across this VDO 55555. Kru Mod is really talented, I love the way you teach :)
i think it will work for guys who got confused in it 1:00-AM te nung 2 te song 3 te saam 4 te si 5 te ha 6:00-AM hok mong chao 7 jet mong chao 8 ped mong chao 9 gao mong chao 10sib mong chao 11 sib eit mong chao 12:00- pm tiyang 13:00 pm bai mong 14 bai song mong 15 bai saam mong 16 bai si mong 17:00 ha mong yen 18:00 hok mong yen 19:00 nung thum 20 song thum 21 saam thum 22si thum 23 ha thum 00:00 tiyang khon
I've read several books and lessons on telling time in Thai and never quite got it so I always just used Moong for everything. This lesson was very clear and understandable so now I think I'll be able to say the time correctly, thank you for the help.
Awesome information! The part about a gong for day, drums for evening and bells for night helped me immediately remember which is which. This is great teaching!
Thank you very much for this telling time video. With this lesson , I can tell the time very well..I told my student that I have a party at 7 moong yen, she laughed until she almost collapsed, so I came back home to verify about telling time in Thai, and fortunately for me your lesson has make me to understand that it is 1 tum, not 7 moong yen.You are a gifted language teacher. Keep up!
hiive been learning Thai from many different courses but found your lessons much more informative than most of the other as you explain the background and reasoning behind a subject, definitely going to stick with your lessons. Many thanks
Wow, you make this so easy. I have tried many different classes and online downloads but you make it clear and simple I also like that even when you make a slight mistake when explaining you leave it in your video to relax pupils. I will definitely be using more of your tutorials Thank you
lionleef Keep practicing. I am happy to hear that you found my lessons useful in your Thai learning. Check out more lessons and all things about Thailand on my website LearnThaiwithMod(dot)com :-)
Hi Mod! If I say 6:15am or 6:15pm and drop the chaao and yen, how can the person know what time I'm talking about? ~ hok moong(chaao) sip ha naa-tii vs hok moong(yen) sip ha naa-tii
Normally if you say "hok moong sib ha na tii" they will think it's 6:15am or it depends on situation (such as you ask someone for dinner they will know it's the evening not the morning) but if you need to make sure the right time you can add "Ton yen(ตอนเย็น)" for pm "Ton chaao(ตอนเช้า)" for am Such as 6:15pm = "hok moong sib ha ton yen" , 5:30pm = "ha moong krueng ton yen" (P.S. Sorry for my bad English I hop you can understand it)
Hello Kru Mod , Thanks for your video really helpful., i has been learn how to speak thai about one year ago but am still not understand but after am watch your video it's very clear and very good .
Dee mahk !! Excellent lesson. I am studying 'Thai language' at the moment in Hua Hin, and learning to 'tell the time' is coming up as a lesson next month. This video lesson has been very helpful. I will come back tomorrow afternoon and practice this lesson again, and I am sure it will stick in the memory for good. Khawp khun krup...chok-dii !!
Hi, I have a question. if you use krueng to describe 30minutes past the hour, how do you say 6.30am vs 6.30pm in thai? Wouldn’t both be hok mong krueng? Thanks
Hey, i know one of your friends! her name is Gift supanan (i think!) i like your videos. it reminds me of my time in Bkk and going to koh san road with Gift
Hi Mod, in your 3 sections of time during the day, ther seems to be time(s) missing. Morning is 6am to 11am, but what is 11am to 11:59 am? is it still morning? After midday (Tian) what is 12:01 to 12:59pm called? does it flow into 1pm as 'afternoon'? What about the gap between 3pm to 4pm, is it afternoon or evening ???
How do you say the minutes? What’s the correct way? No wonder why I never knew how to speak about time, it’s kind of more complicated than I thought lol. I know most general conversation but time is hard for me.
in the airplane when you land somewhere and they tell the time they always say let's say 12:20 ( sip swaang naligaa yii sip natii ) but you don't use this way of telling time in common spoken thai ?
Thank you for your kind comment. We have made lessons on long vowels and short vowels already, please follow the link below: learnthaiwithmod.com/2016/05/video-thai-short-vowels/
Khun kruu mod. You left out dtii song,and dtii sii on your verbal pronunciation of 1am to 5am..........what happen? Thanks for your videos,big help. Kop kun maak krup!
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+Elina Martin: Your comment is idiotic...she is an excellent teacher! I have been living in Thailand for 11 years and even her English is easier to understand than many Brits, Irishmen, and Australians. My Thai friends also compliment her. Like my parents always taught us; "If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all."
Thank you for watching. I am happy to hear that you found my lesson useful in your Thai learning. Please subscribe. kop kun ka: )
I'm native and I've never realized how complicated telling time is until I came across this VDO 55555. Kru Mod is really talented, I love the way you teach :)
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One of the best explanations about telling time, especially going slowly with tones!
I am happy to hear that you found my lesson useful in your Thai learning. I will put old videos to this channel soon. Please subscribe. kop kun ka: )
Very good, complicated at first but soon got the idea, many thanks.
I have struggled with telling the time in Thai. After watching your explanation, all the parts fell neatly into place. 🍎🙏
i think it will work for guys who got confused in it
1:00-AM te nung 2 te song 3 te saam 4 te si 5 te ha
6:00-AM hok mong chao 7 jet mong chao 8 ped mong chao 9 gao mong chao 10sib mong chao 11 sib eit mong chao
12:00- pm tiyang
13:00 pm bai mong 14 bai song mong 15 bai saam mong 16 bai si mong
17:00 ha mong yen 18:00 hok mong yen
19:00 nung thum 20 song thum 21 saam thum 22si thum 23 ha thum
00:00 tiyang khon
I've read several books and lessons on telling time in Thai and never quite got it so I always just used Moong for everything. This lesson was very clear and understandable so now I think I'll be able to say the time correctly, thank you for the help.
Thanks!
I have a tip for remembering which PM hours correlate to 1-5 "tum" - the most popular convenience store in Thailand - 7-11 !
SuperErmacX That's great! :D
That's an awesome tip! I I miss those pad see ew forzen dinners...
+YS genius
Your fun story about why the word "MOONG" is used just earned you a subscriber. Great work
Awesome information! The part about a gong for day, drums for evening and bells for night helped me immediately remember which is which. This is great teaching!
Thank you for your kind words. I am happy you found it useful :)
Thanks for breaking down, but still complex way to tell time! OMG. Have to study, study, study this one!
Thank you very much for this telling time video. With this lesson , I can tell the time very well..I told my student that I have a party at 7 moong yen, she laughed until she almost collapsed, so I came back home to verify about telling time in Thai, and fortunately for me your lesson has make me to understand that it is 1 tum, not 7 moong yen.You are a gifted language teacher. Keep up!
I am glad to hear that my lesson is useful for your Thai learning. :)
Thank you for watching. I guess because in the old time we used different instruments to tell time so now we have many words. :)
hiive been learning Thai from many different courses but found your lessons much more informative than most of the other as you explain the background and reasoning behind a subject, definitely going to stick with your lessons. Many thanks
Khop Khun, Krap, Kru Mod! This lesson is very clear and good. Dii Maak!
I am happy to hear that you found my lesson useful in your Thai learning. : )
Thanks Khruu Mod! You make words easier to remember by applying references and logic. You are great!
Great! Thanks for the very clear explanation. Before i thought i won't be able to really learn how to speak Thai. But now i'm so excited to learn.
Wow, you make this so easy. I have tried many different classes and online downloads but you make it clear and simple I also like that even when you make a slight mistake when explaining you leave it in your video to relax pupils. I will definitely be using more of your tutorials Thank you
这是我看过讲的最清楚的了，谢谢老师
This was very helpful! I've added to my Thai language playlist. Thank you!
Excellent teaching style. Thank you for taking the time for us.
Thank you Kru Mod for the excellent clear and easily understandable explanation.
Great explanations, I always used to get confused when telling the time in Thai now I understand it it's not too difficult
i just started study Thai 4 day ago. Im lucky to find your video. Very helpful!!
khopun krap. ;D
lionleef Keep practicing. I am happy to hear that you found my lessons useful in your Thai learning. Check out more lessons and all things about Thailand on my website LearnThaiwithMod(dot)com :-)
lionleef learnthaiwithmod.com :)
Thank you for your patient and wonderful way of explaining this very important subject, including the cultural foundation of telling time.
Thank you for watching my lesson. I'm happy to hear that you found it useful. Kop kun ka:-)
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Hi Mod!
If I say 6:15am or 6:15pm and drop the chaao and yen, how can the person know what time I'm talking about?
~
hok moong(chaao) sip ha naa-tii
vs
hok moong(yen) sip ha naa-tii
Normally if you say "hok moong sib ha na tii" they will think it's 6:15am or it depends on situation (such as you ask someone for dinner they will know it's the evening not the morning)
but if you need to make sure the right time you can add
"Ton yen(ตอนเย็น)" for pm
"Ton chaao(ตอนเช้า)" for am
Such as 6:15pm = "hok moong sib ha ton yen" , 5:30pm = "ha moong krueng ton yen"
(P.S. Sorry for my bad English I hop you can understand it)
Great teacher, thanks for the excellent explanation.
Hello Kru Mod , Thanks for your video really helpful., i has been learn how to speak thai about one year ago but am still not understand but after am watch your video it's very clear and very good .
Dee mahk !! Excellent lesson. I am studying 'Thai language' at the moment in Hua Hin, and learning to 'tell the time' is coming up as a lesson next month. This video lesson has been very helpful. I will come back tomorrow afternoon and practice this lesson again, and I am sure it will stick in the memory for good. Khawp khun krup...chok-dii !!
Thank you for watching. Please subscribe. kop kun ka: )
The best lesson to learn how to tell time in Thai. Sut yod.
I am happy to hear that you found my lesson useful in your Thai learning. Thank you for your comment. :)
Excellent! You have made a very difficult concept so much easier to understand.
วิดิโอและอาจารย์น่ารักมากค่ะ การบอกเวลาเป็นภาษาไทยเป็นเรื่องที่เข้าใจยากจริงๆสำหรับชาวต่างชาติ ดิฉันแนะนำให้ผู้เรียนของดิฉันคลิกเข้ามาดูวิดิโอนี้เพิ่มเติมหลังบทเรียน ขอบคุณค่ะ
Very nice comprehensive video about telling time in Thai. Thank you for making this video.
Thank you, now I understand much better.You are the born teacher mod 55555555
Mod น่ารักจัง :) Thanks for the lessons. They are helping me review things I've learned before, but have forgotten.
Your English is excellent.
Very helpful and strategic. God bless you.
Hi Mod, Thank you for another great video, hope you get your channel back soon as your videos have been a big help for me learning Thai.
I will put old videos to this channel soon. Please subscribe. kop kun ka: )
Another excellent lesson! Thank you so much.
Great lesson! Very easy to understand.
Hello krab,Could we say 15:00 by < 15 moong> ?
Thank you very much,
this is very useful video,
and the best for explaining how to say time in Thai ❤️👍
It's a complicated system but this video helps a lot :)
Hi, i love watching your vidoes so much, especially your voice is very soft.
thank you it made it easy for me to understand! khawp khun khrup!
I always wonder what tum meant- thank you for the explanation
I following ur lesson and I find your teaching skill is good. My Thai keeps improving. Anyway, love your makeup^^
thankyou! can we have the summary on the yellow page for the night time just like the note for the day time? thankyou!
Thank you for your videos. I have had people attempt to teach me time before and I just didn't get it. I understand now.
Ryan Thomas I am happy to hear that my lesson helps. :)
thanks! now i can tell time in Thai! :)
Kru Mod, you are very helpful, kop kun kha!
I am happy to hear that you found my lesson useful in your Thai learning. :)
I am subscribed and have been for over 1 year
thank you so much it's really helpful!
Thank you for yourcomment. I am happy to hear that you enjoy my lesson. :)
Thank you for the wonderful explanation and history lesson about thii and moong. Kap phun khrab
Great lesson. Will practice more. Telling time seems to be the most difficult for me to memorize/remember :-( !
Excellent work!
thank you. but how do you say 6.15 am and 6.15 pm if drop chaaw and yen?
Hi, I have a question. if you use krueng to describe 30minutes past the hour, how do you say 6.30am vs 6.30pm in thai? Wouldn’t both be hok mong krueng? Thanks
You love your sister very much.
I noticed in Thai dramas they go with military time so would it be important to learn that way as well.
thanks! very good class!
Hey, i know one of your friends! her name is Gift supanan (i think!) i like your videos. it reminds me of my time in Bkk and going to koh san road with Gift
Hi Mod, in your 3 sections of time during the day, ther seems to be time(s) missing.
Morning is 6am to 11am, but what is 11am to 11:59 am? is it still morning?
After midday (Tian) what is 12:01 to 12:59pm called? does it flow into 1pm as 'afternoon'?
What about the gap between 3pm to 4pm, is it afternoon or evening ???
excellent lesson
Hi Mod to my mind i would have liked that you put the "h" letter in the writings when there is a "h" sound :)
Very clear ! Thank you
Brilliant 👍 helped me mak mak
Thank you Mod. It is your class that Thai language is no longer an alien to Thai. Some Thai friends asked if I learned from a Thai girlfriend. Ha...
wow I understand Thai time more thank yoy
กล้วยๆ! I wish the months were that easy...
How do you say the minutes? What’s the correct way? No wonder why I never knew how to speak about time, it’s kind of more complicated than I thought lol. I know most general conversation but time is hard for me.
Hello
I am a newbie just starting today but how do you get the videos to play? all I have is a black screen,.
Regards
Mike
Michael Court Sawatdee ka, I am sorry I am not sure why you can't play my videos. It seems to be working at my end. Hope you get it working. :)
Khun npen dee krun and duoy soay.
ดีใจจังมาเจอวีดีโอนี้เพราะกำลังสอนแฟนเรื่องเวลา ขอบคุณมากค่ะ
Sound easy if you know how ha ha. Thank you.
Thanks for the lesson
Thanks for lesson, it is nice
your way of teaching is really very good.
and you are so beautiful (Sue Maak khrap)
excellent!
I think batter you must insert a real Thai conversation on the middle or at the last of the lesson, It's could be 15sc to 30sc.
thaks your video it's clear kop kun ka
Is 12.30am "tiang kuen krueng"?
Normally, Thais would also say Tiang kuen samsib natee
kob khun mak krap~~謝謝你^^
What if i want to tell 12:15PM?
Do i say Tiang Sip Ha Naa Tii?
you better show your watch ⌚ instead of saying that
+Austin Lai yes it's correct ^_^
+Austin Lai You can also shorten it by saying "Tiang Sip Ha"
But Mod......how do I get my teerak to show up on time for our date, and not an hour late? 😂
ว้าว เพิ่งรู้นะคะเนี่ยว่าคำว่าทุ่มมาจากไหน ละก็อยากจะบอกว่าคุณครูน่ารักมากจ้า :D
3:30pm is bai or yen?
+Chung Ray it is Bai Sam Krung.
support support, really useful
kop kun maak ka. :)
Is there a particular reason why the "r" sound is frequently dropped in spoken Thai? Like in the video "krueng"
It is lazy pronunciation for the most part. Either it is dropped altogether or replaced with the "l" sound. Hope my Comment helps.
Thai people also struggle to pronounce the letter R, Mai pen lai... had a friend called rob, they use to call him Mr Lob.😂,
How to differentiate 6:30am and 6:30pm？
in the airplane when you land somewhere and they tell the time they always say let's say 12:20 ( sip swaang naligaa yii sip natii ) but you don't use this way of telling time in common spoken thai ?
yes i think that is used like the 24 hour clock, such as the military way of telling time,
It sounds way too formal for everyday spoken Thai.
Nice video
You look gorgeous. Can you make, please, a video about long and short Thai vowels?
Thank you for your kind comment.
We have made lessons on long vowels and short vowels already, please follow the link below:
learnthaiwithmod.com/2016/05/video-thai-short-vowels/
@@ThaiwithMod Thank you.
Khun kruu mod. You left out dtii song,and dtii sii on your verbal pronunciation of 1am to 5am..........what happen? Thanks for your videos,big help. Kop kun maak krup!