*saw this in my recommendation* 2 reasons why I came here: 1.i want to go to Thailand and learn some of their words 2. *try to learn Thai so that I can watch bl series without English Subtitle* I thought it was easy but I'm sweating already lol
Anime : Hello Me : Japanese sounds nice gonna learn it K Drama : Hii Me : Not done with jpn but wanna speak Korean so bad BL Thai drama : Sawaddee Me : oh sh- *here we go again* Update: should I even mention that I got into Chinese danmei lately🥴
As Thai people, the secret that makes you easy to learn Thai Language is you don’t need to remember all alphabets in Thai. Because , there are many alphabets that not use in daily life. It’s just for show in text book only. If you get it, you’ll get the easy way to learn Thai Language. And importantly, you don’t need to remember all grammar in Thai , bc in daily life the word, sentence, or the conversation is very flexible. Only you can make and understand Thai words, I think you can communicate with other Thai people for sure. Finally, I think Thai languages grammar is very easy it’s just “Subject + Verb +Object” If you know how to make the word = you can understand Thai conversation. I hope it’s useful for people who want to learn Thai Language. Don’t give up and remember “Thai is very easy if you understand it’s concept” ❤
"ไมค์ใหม่ไหม้มั้ยไหม" if you write this sentence in English romanization, it is "Mai Mai Mai Mai Mai". And I can tell you every word here is pronounced totally different.
@@waar6561 I know it seems difficult at the start but trust me, those who came from our neighboring countries didn't take too long to learn to speak our language Sure, their accents aren't native, but are they understandable? Absolutely yes!
@@김지호-u7y Really? Nice. I used to learn French, Chinese and Japanese. At first I thought it should be easy, but then 😅 French was easier because the alphabets are similar to English.
@@김지호-u7y im thai & i used to learn kor & chinese (now im learning jpn) so as my consider kor is the easiest bcuz of alphabets but pronunciation is hard but not even as hard as chinese, for jpn the pronunciation is the easiest out of these three but if u learn more about jpn u'll know by urself that jpn is the hardest language more than kor & chin if u compared with grammars & kanjis alphabets (chinese characters but there r 2 ways to pronounce "kunyomi" & "onyomi" also the meaning of some characters arent the same at all) for basically conversation in jpn u should remember & know kanjis around 100+ more (but trust me it'd be better if u know 2000+) for chinese listening & writing are hardest but grammar is easiest out of jpn & kor which grammars r really similar with each others. So for me altho im thai but i think thai language is hardest as always bcuz the pronunciation, writing, listening, grammars (honestly nowadays when i had thai tested i cant get the full scores compare with kor chin jpn😢)
Consonants 2:37 ม (mɔɔ-máa) 3:45 น (nɔɔ-nǔu) 8:35 ง (ngɔɔ-nguu) 9:17 ย (yɔɔ-yák) 10:00 ว (wɔɔ-wɛ̌ɛn) 15:02 ก (gɔɔ-gài) 16:00 ด (dɔɔ-dèk) 16:45 บ (bɔɔ-bai-mái) 21:05 ช (chɔɔ-cháang) 21:52 ซ (sɔɔ-sôo) 27:16 พ (pɔɔ-paan) 27:59 ฟ (fɔɔ-fan) 32:42 ค (kɔɔ-kwaai) 36:47 อ (ɔɔ-àang) 38:42 ท (tɔɔ-tá-hǎan) 39:27 ฮ (hɔɔ-nók-hûuk) 44:06 ร (rɔɔ-rʉʉa) 44:55 ล (lɔɔ-ling) Vowels 4:52 -า 18:22 ี 22:40 -ะ 24:01 ิ 28:56 ุ and -ู 34:00 ึ and ื 40:12 เ-ะ and เ- 42:17 ็ (to shorten เ-ะ to เ-็) 46:41 แ-ะ and แ- 3 Thai consonant classes: low, mid, high Live ending (can keep resonating the sound) Dead ending (can't keep humming) 5 Thai tones: mid, low, falling, high, rising · Low class initial consonant + Live ending = Mid tone · Middle class initial consonant + Live ending = Mid tone · Low class initial consonant + Dead ending + short vowel = High tone · Low class initial consonant + Dead ending + long vowel = Falling tone · Middle class initial consonant + Dead ending = Low tone · High class initial consonant + Live ending = Rising tone · High class initial consonant + Dead ending = Low tone ps: This video has not included all the alphabet, so do check out their website for the remaining alphabet. All the best! (Hehe I’m learning Thai for JaFirst)
@@Ai629man Yeah, it does have names. As she says in the video, the letters name consists of the sound the letters represent, and a word that consists the letter. So ก is Geogai. Hope, it made sense!
@@Ai629manYes it’s also like in English where you could say A for Apple but in English you can choose the object, you could say A for arrow or A for abacus or whatever, it wouldn’t matter. In Thai the description words stays the same. ก (gor-gai) will always be linked to chicken
Me at the beginning of the video: I CAN DO IT! I learned Hangeul all by myself, surely Thai won't be that hard. Me after hearing the five GA's: Oh shit.
Yeah tones are tricky for English speakers. Korean doesnr even have them luckily. Only pitch accent intonation. Thai is about the same difficulty but the tones add a bit of trouble for us. I think korean is slightly easier but not by much
_When your favourite thai idol/actor flirting on social media using their language and we can't understand everything and decided to learn their language and you know it takes forever...._ *BL fans problems*
Well, I'm 16- felt like learning thai and now I am, I'm 3 days in and have 5 pages filled with notes already, I WILL LEARN THIS LANGUAGE NO MATTER HOW LONG IT TAKES
NillyC it’s pretty useless. Might as well learn an international language like Spanish or at least Chinese. Devoting so much time to learn Thai is like learning to speak Somali or Cambodian or Ojibwe, can’t do shit with it.
Saw the Thailand series and now wanna learn the Thai language... Not going to give up I'll learn Thai and I'll watch Thai series without sub title and I'll make new Thai friend
Me: I wanna live in Thailand in the future so I think I should start learning their alphabet Teacher: There are five intonations -GA GA GA GA GA Me: Maybe I'll just stay here in the Philippines
as someone who's started university as a major in foreign languages, thai is such an amazing language tbh. actually, I'm amazed by every single language with a different alphabet from mine but I don't really know why I'm here since I'm majoring in English and Dutch but yeah
Hi, i have plans to go live in Thailand, but rn i have somethin bothering me... Which is the standard of beauty there? I am thinking if i would be considered as a beauty person there.
Well , since ur thai 🙂is it all alphabet ?i learned all of them but im my keyboard there is many other things that i cant understand if they are alphabet or not 🙂🙂 help help help 😂
Me: *watches Tharntype and falls in love with BL* RUclips: learn Thai Me: *already learning Mandarin, Korean Japanese and Spanish* haha what's the harm in learning some Thai hehe...oh ah hm..
I'm Thai, When we was a baby they have to sing a song about the words like ABC But when we grow up nobody can remember that song, If there is It's gonna be really surprise. 😂 Sorry I'm just 12yrs not goot at English
I don’t know why, but I’m in love with thai. My native lenguaje is spanish, and we have similar sounds that doesn’t exist or are not commonly used in english like “ch” and “rr”. I love how it sounds, the Thai culture and everything! I hope I’ll visit Thailand one day
good luck on learning thai! im sure you will get there and you should defo visit thailand whenever u get the chance to its beautiful and i hope you will very much like it and it sure helps when u know thai as well
I don't like how it sounds (too complex for me), but I like how it looks written. As if it were some Elvish. But I like how Spanish sounds. Very clear and easy to pronounce.
@@KnightOfEternity13 Yeah Spanish is great as well but Thai doesnt actually sound bad when its spoken for me it sounds just like a really nice language and yeah its also really cool written too :) I find spanish is of course more easier as its all english letters still like similar to english if that makes sense :)
@@TwinklingDelight im thai do u want me to teach u guys? Cuz i have foreigner friends & i used to teach them some kind of thai vocabs & convers☺ If u interested u can add me these kind of my contacts Line ID: plamzbing (i chat everyday) FB: pampam stepph (i rarely use) Ig: pampamstepph07 Twitter: @pampamstepph07 (i use it all day like its part of my life lol)
@@mohitadlakha982 im thai do u want me to teach u guys? Cuz i have foreigner friends & i used to teach them some kind of thai vocabs & convers☺ These r my contacts Line ID: plamzbing (i chat everyday) FB: pampam stepph (i rarely use) Ig: pampamstepph07 Twitter: @pampamstepph07 (i use it all day like its part of my life lol)
Speaking from personal experience, learning Hangeul alphabet is super easy and there's no complicated writing rules or tones in the languages. However, the grammar rules... I cannot say the same. Chinese's sentence structure is easy to understand but the tones might confuse people and the writing system not complicated but you just need to memorise a lot. Both Mandarin & Korean didn't scare me as much as Thai language now scares me even though I am interested in learning.
I've just started to be interested in Thai, and yes, it looks difficult. Phonetics is even harder than Korean and Chinese, and also they don't make spaces between words, almost like Japanese. Maybe Thai is easier than those three, when you reach a more advanced level, but the learning curve seems steep.
me: * has a spanish exam in 2 days * also me: * needs to study german * also me: * it hasn't even been 2 months since i started korean lessons * me right now: ooh yt recomended me learning the thai alphabet in 1h, let's do this!
@@TwinklingDelight wow you must want a gold medal! You can kind of read some korean letters and memorized a couple phrases in chinese and korean! You are basicly fluent!!! Can i get ur autograph?
I understand English, Thai, and Lao very well. Just gotta perfect in reading Thai and then Lao. I also know some Spanish I still must practice more of it!
I've printed the worksheets last September but I just had the chance to start today, and I find it easy to understand with the way she explains it. The only confusing part is distinguishing an alphabet from the other because a lot are almost identical. But who cares? I will get used to it. P.S. I am learning Thai because I am planning to teach in Thailand in two years time :) Wish me luck!
Don’t give up… I’m about to drop video games on my free time just to learn Thai.. I’m pretty sure it will benefit us in the long run. Especially if you’re planning to live there.. Hopefully I can by the time I’m 40. 11years from now. God Willing 🙏🏻 I hate being in the city but unfortunately the job pays the bills. For now lol until I drop everything and dissapear lol because I’m going bonkers watching videos of Thailand and how friendly people are and how laid back tho gs can be 4real.
This is a GREAT refresher after many years of not keeping up with reading or speaking Thai much. I started learning Thai uhhh about 25 years ago and I learned the alphabet along with some basic words. My then-girlfriend and now wife of 23 years and is 2nd gen American of Thai extraction born in Texas. She grew up VERY self-conscious about speaking Thai and only speaks it if she has to. That’s a long story but some may understand. I am a bit of a language nerd so I just HAD to decode this beautiful language. I got a book and some tapes and off I went. My goal was to impress her mom and dad (the bar is much lower for me than my wife!). I tried to speak with a fluent (ish) native (ish) accent by imitating their prounciation amd shortcuts. Her parents and extended family loved that I was attempting to speak Thai and would help me. It helped me develop relationships with relatives who spoke almost no English. Most of her 1st gen fam speaks good English as they’ve lived and worked in the US since the 70s or 80s. Anyway I love languages and Thai writing is just so cool to me. It looks impenetrable at first but as you start to break it down it becomes easier. So thanks for these lessons - it’s slowly coming back!
I'm Korean and working in Sriracha Thai 10 years Thai language is interesting and naughty fun ผมรักเมืองไทยล่ะมาอยู่เมืองไทยหลายปีๆ~ งัดถั่งงัดถั่งงัดถั่งงัด~ เต่างอย~ เด๋อเดี่ยงด่าง~ 다 사람사는 대화더군요 ㅎㅎㅎ 555
Just for anyone who’s interested this video is only part of the reading Thai course on ThaiPod101. There’s still a lot more to know. And after many many hours of confusion and practice and cross-referencing with many sources as well as continuing to practice actually speaking Thai as well as other general content, this is actually now making a heck of a lot more sense than it once did. If you’re reading this and you’re really serious about getting literate in Thai, it can be done (not that I’m an expert yet).
for the learners, the Alphabets or writing may look hard. But Thai grammar is VERY VERY easy. There is no verb form, no singular or plural forms, no superative form, and so on. So don't give up if you just see this video.
Omg thank uuuu that helps I'm also learning Chinese, which has no alphabet hahaha so it's kinda hard to memorize the characters, but its grammar is very easy too so it's not that difficult for me
But grammar is the easiest part of learning any language... While complex phonetics will not only be hard to pronounce properly or understand what's being spoken. It also makes learning vocabulary much harder, from my experience with Chinese. And most of your time will be spent learning vocabulary anyway.
@@KnightOfEternity13 as a stupid language learners, I don't think grammar is easy. English Grammar is hard for me. Swedish Grammar is even harder for me. And Swedish is not ranked as hard language.
@@surasint Well, I agree, the difficulty can be subjective. I'm more an introvert and a visual learner, so tend to read a lot rather than speak. And maybe being a tech person makes it easier to "analyse" different sentence structures. I have been learning some languages which are considered to have a complex grammar and had not big problems, except of memorising many different forms, of course. From the other side, I always had a bad phonemic awareness and find that people with less experience in language somehow could grasp more from the spoken phrase than me. Honestly, I often fail to understand what a person speaks to me even in my own language. So Thai which combines Chinese tones and many difficult phonemes, seems like a hell language to me😀
@@surasint Also I think that grammar hardness is subjective as well. The more it's different from your own, the more difficult it seems. For example, Japanese has less verbs forms than Spanish, does it really mean it's grammar is easier? In fact languages with "simple" grammar like Chinese are often more hard, because they lack other "clues" which more "strict" languages have. When I see an Arabic verb, I can immediately understand that it's a verb, and it's in a plural form, so related to some subject and not another etc. When I see a Chinese word, I don't know how is it used in this context, is it even a verb or not
@@rexlapis3126 maybe you're used to Thai romance drama because you're native there but for the countries like us that doesn't have any LGBTQ+ dramas and movies, it's sort of refreshing and a genre that left us all in awe because we didn't expect that such theme will be aired on TV's and the morale of the Thai BL drama's like acceptance and respect can be found on it.
As someone who knows Bengali, Hindi & survival level Sanskrit, this was surprisingly easy! I cruised through this video without having to pause, while simultaneously jotting everything down. Some letters are similar to Sanskrit and Bengali. Although, the other alphabets are different, but the structure (?) of constructing words is very similar. I think the main trouble I'll have is with figuring out the different tones since none of the languages I know (including Japanese, Korean & Spanish) are tonal languages. Thai will be the first tonal language I learn so I'm quite excited!
@@valkyrielavol1865 Definitely worth giving a shot! Both the languages are in the top ten most spoken languages in the world. Not to mention, there are A LOT of Indians out there so you'll definitely find many people to talk to lol
i’m thai and i still can’t remember all the 44 alphabets until now🤣😩😭 and i swear it’s not easy to learn,it’s very complicated ,on the other hand,she explains very well! (perhaps because i speak thai hajsh)
same here im thai and i can speak fluently but i cant read for the life of me and im planing to move back to thailand soon ish (like just over a year) and i neeeeedddd to readdd
I don’t know why this is in my recommendation. I am Thai native speaker lol. Still decide to watch it anyway tho, might as well see how foreigners learn our language. I am grateful that you all are willing to learn Thai! Hope everyone could understand Thai soon!
@@supapatmakmee4204Hi, i have plans to go live in Thailand, but rn i have somethin bothering me... Which is the standard of beauty there? I am thinking if i would be considered as a beauty person there.
@@supapatmakmee4204 And how about job? Is it possible to a foreign become a actor or model or something like that? Can you tell? Sry about this questions i just want to know more
Yanika Kongkaeo, bec Philippime writing system is like American. We use english alphabet letters, we add another letter right after a letter, but for Thai its hard for me to locate where should I put a vowel making me dizzy. 5555 but I love thailand, thai people, and their language!
Yanika Kongkaeo, im a student too! For speaking in english thats our sec language thats why were fluent to it, dont worry! Philippines is a safe place to go. Just like thailand its pretty hot in here 5555. I can help you in speaking in english. Just message me on instagram - kaede.dj
I am from the Philippines too. I love watching anime that is why I studied Japanese language. Now, I am addicted to Thai Series "The Gifted" . Due to wait of eng subs, I decided to learn Thai language so I can understand the series without the eng subs.
Yanika Kongkaeo we can teach others language? Ill teach you english and filipino, and you’ll do the same for me with thai.im planning a trip in Thailand on january
I've always felt Thai language is very similar to Indian languages, particularly Hindi, Bengali and Tamil to some extent and this video affirms it. The script is very similar to bengali and they even share a lot of common and/or similar sounding words such as wife, husband, rose, thief, life, peace etc.
Some Thai alphabets are as same as Bengali and Hindi alphabets. 2:37 "ม" [m] this letter has come from Hindi language's "म" and Bengali language's "ম" and they are pronounced as "m". Look at their similarity ম >> म >> ม [thai just didn't give roof in that letter 😅😅, but art is same] Same art, same pronunciation 5:08 "า" [a] this letter has come from Hindi language's "ा" and Bengali language's "া" and they are pronounced as "a". Similarity: ा >> া >> า Same art, Same Pronunciation Another Similarity is, "า" is called "เอาะ" [Sara-ah], which is as similar as "স্বরে-আ" [Sore-ah] in Bengali. In Bengali, "া" is called "স্বরে-আ" [Sore-ah]. 8:41 "ง" [ng] this letter has come from Bengali language's "ঙ" [ng] Similarity: ঙ >> ง Same art, Same Pronunciation 9:19 "ย" [ya] this letter has come from Hindi language's "य" and Bengali language's "য়" and they are pronounced as "y". Similarity: य >> য় >> ย [Thai didn't give roof on it] Same art, Same Pronunciation 22:46 "ะ" is as same as Bengali's "ঃ" (Visharga) 29:15 " ุ" [u] this sign is as similar as Bengali's "ু" [u] Same Art, Same Pronunciation 41:29 "เ" [e] this sign is as similar as Bengali's "ে". Two sign is written left side of letters 45:01 "ล" [L] is come from Bengali's "৯". In Medieval Bengali, "৯" is pronounced as "Li", and same as thai language. Similarity: ৯ >> ล Same art, Same pronunciation. But Today, "৯" is called as number "9". Ultimately, Thai is as same as Bengali and Hindi, because two language came from Sanskrit.
Just learned 3 words in Thai and already have 2 Thai friends going nuts because I can actually pronounce it right haha :) Hope to be able to make it through the whole video and learn even more :) Thank you for this video!
If you are even a bit off, the Thais will not even understand. it is a lot harder than this is made out to be by a long shot. Even if you can read, you HAVE to know the word in Thai to know the meaning the same as writing, so the learning order of speaking to reading is the issue depending on whether you want to learn the language OR REALLY learn the language. Either way, Thai is one of the hardest in the world-period. I can speak pretty darn good, write and read some too, but years of practice and being dedicated to it.
😂😂 The word with „ma“ (มา) could mean come, horse or dog but it’s another tone 😂 and you write it different. I always try to teach it my friends but they gave it up haha they said that they hear no difference
SIS STILL2GETHER (2Gether special episodes) IS OUT THE GIFTED GRADUATION (The Gifted season 2) WILL BE OUT THE 6TH OF SEPTEMBER AND NETFLIX CONFIRMED THAT THE DIRECTORS OF GIRL FROM NOWHERE ARE SHOOTING THE 2ND SEASON
Them: so you know Thai? Me: alaiwa? Them: Thai? Me: shiaaaa Them:.... Me: Saraleooo If you know from which series I'm referencing, you're awesome xD Edit: since there are so many comments(didn't expect so :3) just wanna point out that I'm aware of the fact that these are rude and ofcourse I wouldn't be using them to anyone for that matter. I was joking :3
To be honest, as I’m 100%Thai but i almost fell every time when i do Thai language exam. i do believe that Thai bl series will help you to learn alot. don’t give up and you will get more what they are saying. Just relax and sit-back. hope you always enjoy watching Thai BL series.
I'm Thai as well and I love watching her videos bcos she can speak English so fluently and her Thai language pronunciation is much clearer than mine. So embarrassing TT.TT
The untamed- chinese Me: "Oooo I wanna learn" Sotus-Thai Me:"ooo I wanna learn" anime-japanese me:"ooo i wanna learn" train to busan- korean Me:"......OoOo I wanna learn"
everywhere in youtube others try to make money with teaching thai groundknowledge, here you do a perfect course of all letters in a fantastic short Time, excellent teacher, thanks a lot
As a Thai person, our language is very...tricky. It's constantly evolving that sometimes even Thai people can't catch up. You can just one day wake up and then there is this new word/phrase used all over social media, you don't know where it came from but somehow you understand what it means even at first glance lol. Knowing how to read is one thing but understanding what you are hearing is a whole different level. But it's fun though. We do not use all of the 44 alphabets btw. 95% of Thai people can't even say all of them in the correct order without singing that ONE song we learnt in kindergarten (and many already forgot that song, including me.)
do you have any tips to keep up with Thai slang? I'm currently learning and after reading your comment, I realized that it's the same exact situation as the language I speak lolol
@@spi5892 unfortunately, I personally don’t have any in mind rn…It’s all just…experiences , but Thai media like tv series might help. The best solution is to find a native friend though imo. Thai text book are pretty useless and not so practical since 80% of those who write them are conservative and don’t really open up for modern or new slangs (even a middle schooler or high schooler on twitter who can only speak everyday English are even more helpful.) Most of our new slangs usually come from our friends in LGBTQA+ community, they really are good with words to express mostly every thing, every time on every occasion. They are GOATs when it comes to inventing, evolving and shaping Thai people’s modern language lmao. I swear to god, this language can freakin twerk. The single word like ‘คะ?’ (Ka/Kha-I’m not sure what’s the one you learn but girls will end the sentence with this word to make the sentence sounds formal) can be interpreted either: 1. Beg your pardon? (means something like ‘I might heard it wrong/I didn’t hear what you just said so could you repeat it again?) 2. tf do you want? Wanna pick a fight? 3. Come again? What is this bs you just told me? 4. I dare you to fcking say that to my face again. (But this case maybe just the same as ‘what’ lmao.) Or ‘เก็บเงินแต่งหญิง’ can be either ‘save money to marry a woman’ or ‘save money to cross dress as a woman.’ And I think our newest favorite phrase rn is ‘สู้ชีวิตแต่ชีวิตสู้กลับ’ (roughly, ‘I fight my obstacles but the obstacles fights me back’) lmao. But to answer your question again: find Thai friend on that cursed bird app, it’s the fastest and most efficient way. (Sorry for not being really helpful but it is really the most effective way since we are constantly learning too y-y)
The last two tones sound similar... This will be a fun journey. I can see myself talking about the weather but using the wrong tone and end up in jail for a confession of second-degree murder.
Listen a lot like a lot...watch movies with subs and pay attention...after a while you will notice the different tones. That's how I improved my chinese (HSK4)..though my speaking skill isn't that good...but, that is because I haven't practiced a lot.
I've been learning for almost 2 months and I can say that I can write my own name and read Thai writings .. Thanks for this video .. I am always watching this everyday 😁😁😇
Gian Rabanal their vowels is hard because they have complex vowel but now I've known almost 5 of it. Complex vowel are consist of three vowels in one consonant .
That's amazing! Thai and lao language is 100% phonetic. Unlike english, it is not. So once you know the characters you can pretty much read. Next step is to understand the word you are saying. Good luck with the learning
I’m moving to Thailand so this will help me! I will edit this after I see the whole video. Edit: Teached me vocabulary, words, and just stuff. Honestly this is the most stuff I’ve learned in Thai in 1 day :3
The diffiult tone system Thai script is made easy by our best teacher of Thai language.But still I'm in my dreamland of Thai letters and whenever I wake up I'm gonna greet our beloved miss.Thank you so much Miss for your grand help. 👍❤️🙏
Chinese Mandarin is harder because of the OVERWHELMING characters you need to memorize and remember each stroke that the Chinese has. Thai is easier, but it's mainly hard because of the writing and tones. Overall, Chinese Mandarin is harder and Thai is easier.
It seems like 90% are here bc pf BL‘s and they are also stressed oit bc they learn Korean and Japanese... I am so lucky that I am not the only BL/Kpop/Anime LOVER here😂😂😂
i want to learn Thai and am glad I found this video which covers many things! Very helpful! May take me a while, but I'm thankful for who put this together
@@plopp.1279 hangul takes like 2 days to learn and a few months to master all the sound change rules and stuff. Thai takes months to master. Honestly korean is easier to pronounce too. I think thai grammar is easirer though
@@thelastpersontokeepitreal3633 yes true i agree with you. Hangul is very easy to remember and write. Trying to write thai alphabets is like doing arts/calligraphy 😅
How many language you know? Me. Without learning -assamese -hindi -bangoli And recently learning English and Thai ☺ I love Thai language by my heart that's why I didn't get bored when I'm learning it .wish my hope become true 😌
I'm Thai, I have a secret to read Thai to tell you. when i was in kindergarten I had to study like in this video to be able to read Thai. I admit that just a year later. I remember very little of these things. But can still read Thai as usual. what happened ? Yes...I didn't use the way to read like in this video. Because I can roughly remember But I read by memorizing the letters. similar to how to read in Chinese I don't care if the letters are mid-tones. low letter high pitched letter , or the tone of the word. But I read it by visual memory. seen over and over again In addition, I always hear those words from everyday speech. It made me more accurately guess the pronunciation of the words. But the difference between Thai language and Chinese language is If any Thai word can't be read We can use the same principles we learned in kindergarten to guess sounds. which in chinese The letters show the meaning but don't show the reading sound. summarize Don't be too strict with your methods. In practice, it's easier than you think. like driving training. Reading textbooks and driving on the real road very different.
That's what an every native speaker does. I don't try to guess English pronunciation from letters too, but read it by memory. But the thing is it's very difficult for a beginner, because they don't have such a big spoken experience as natives do. That's why we have to learn all these rules, just to get accustomed to the language gradually.
This is definitely an exaggeration 😂 It takes native Thai children about 2-3 YEARS just to speak the basics of Thai. Unless you know Lao, I doubt you’re telling the truth.
I watched the episodes of Sotous and I love Singto so much! He made me curious about Thai, which I found so difficult after watching this for two minutes.
I remember being to Thai in 2018 12, and It was a beautiful place. People were so polite, weather was humid yet beautiful, I loved Thai massages with aroma, the hotel and restaurants I've been to was so good. I loved loved loved the food! The streets were just beautiful, I remember all the plants on the streets. Most impressing was the golden palace (ok sorry maybe it was a temple). I realized how much of a beautiful country and culture was hidden in southern asia; Thailand. Especially remebering how the people were so friendly and polite. I really hope to go there again.
@@karolmonsalve2975 its really not, i admit that sound variation and alphabets in thai may be confusing, but on the bright side you barely have to worry about the grammar since it is very similar to english.
With all the lakorns I've been watching, I thought learning Thai would be fun. But then, she says there are 44 consonants, 32 vowels, and 5 tones. I give up already.
Some of them are not actively in use nowadays though. They are omitted (casted out) from contemporary Thai and only be used in very rare special occasions. A lot of remaining consonants pronounce exactly the same 'cause even Thai people don't bother to distinguish those subtle pronunciation. So it has been heavily reduced. And for the tones, we still mess it up all the time. Figuring out the correct words across dialects is part of the fun and frustration when communicating in Thai (new born internet dialects included). It goes the same for short and long vowels, if you produce enough of the correct words, they can guess the rest.
im thai and i tell u this Forget ฃ and ฅ If u are not interested in learning it seriously or u just want to be able to communicate, forget it Dont mess ต and ฅ up though they produce different sounds
Thats nothing my friend.. Japanese has 3 scripts including kanji which is like 3000 characters just to be fluent. Then theres chinese which is also tonal and then has like 5000 characters to be fluent. Even korean is difficult when you start learning hanja to build vocabulary and distinguish homophones. Thai isnt that hard. For me its just pronunciation. Korean pronunciation is easiest. Japanese, chinese, thai, ect much much harder
Thai is pretty easy when u speak vietnamese, it's even more easy, just the letters are to learn but with such a great teacher I think it will be a fun challenge, thank you for your work. And you are a real pleasure for my eyes. Please go on and never stop, I swear I will talk in Thai to you in 1 year. Would you like to try it? Anyhow, wish u all the best.
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Ok
Yig
I think your teaching style is fun and correct. Thank you
ឆឆឪ
*saw this in my recommendation*
2 reasons why I came here:
1.i want to go to Thailand and learn some of their words
2. *try to learn Thai so that I can watch bl series without English Subtitle*
I thought it was easy but I'm sweating already lol
Fighting honey i hope one day you can understand our language🙏🏻💕
Me too 🤣🤣
Ya
I FEEL SO ATTACKED RN
Agreed
i wanna cry when she said 'see how easy it was'
🤣🤣🤣
Im start crying 😭😭😭
🙃🙃🙃
it dificult that u think
😂
Anime : Hello
Me : Japanese sounds nice gonna learn it
K Drama : Hii
Me : Not done with jpn but wanna speak Korean so bad
BL Thai drama : Sawaddee
Me : oh sh- *here we go again*
Update: should I even mention that I got into Chinese danmei lately🥴
MEEEEEE
Same here 😂😂😂
I can feel ya
@@polinatonkatsu8759 exactly!
That is so me
As Thai people, the secret that makes you easy to learn Thai Language is you don’t need to remember all alphabets in Thai. Because , there are many alphabets that not use in daily life. It’s just for show in text book only. If you get it, you’ll get the easy way to learn Thai Language. And importantly, you don’t need to remember all grammar in Thai , bc in daily life the word, sentence, or the conversation is very flexible. Only you can make and understand Thai words, I think you can communicate with other Thai people for sure.
Finally, I think Thai languages grammar is very easy it’s just “Subject + Verb +Object” If you know how to make the word = you can understand Thai conversation.
I hope it’s useful for people who want to learn Thai Language. Don’t give up and remember “Thai is very easy if you understand it’s concept” ❤
thank you for nice information
Thinkyaaa but its so hard.
Thanks for this helpful advice
What's your insta I'd
I'm freaking losing my mind to understand Thai at the moment 😅.
Her: GA GA GA GA GA
Me: they're all the same!!
The sounds are comparable to pressing piano keys from left to right
"ไมค์ใหม่ไหม้มั้ยไหม" if you write this sentence in English romanization, it is "Mai Mai Mai Mai Mai". And I can tell you every word here is pronounced totally different.
Owww the ^like signs are in diff position
@@ArcticFalcon Thanks!! this is the easiest way to tell us to quit now lol :(
@@waar6561 I know it seems difficult at the start but trust me, those who came from our neighboring countries didn't take too long to learn to speak our language Sure, their accents aren't native, but are they understandable? Absolutely yes!
"it's not that hard after all!"
me: *SWEATS*
reanlly!!!
me: crying in the corner....
Its actually not that hard.Just remember the rules and original sound of letters not the entire name of the letter.
Really?
😭😭😭
WHY AM I TRYING TO LEARN THAI. IM NOT EVEN DONE WITH KOREAN LMAO
Which one is easier ?
@@Natapat55 Thai is very easy
@@김지호-u7y Really? Nice. I used to learn French, Chinese and Japanese. At first I thought it should be easy, but then 😅
French was easier because the alphabets are similar to English.
@@김지호-u7y im thai & i used to learn kor & chinese (now im learning jpn) so as my consider kor is the easiest bcuz of alphabets but pronunciation is hard but not even as hard as chinese, for jpn the pronunciation is the easiest out of these three but if u learn more about jpn u'll know by urself that jpn is the hardest language more than kor & chin if u compared with grammars & kanjis alphabets (chinese characters but there r 2 ways to pronounce "kunyomi" & "onyomi" also the meaning of some characters arent the same at all) for basically conversation in jpn u should remember & know kanjis around 100+ more (but trust me it'd be better if u know 2000+) for chinese listening & writing are hardest but grammar is easiest out of jpn & kor which grammars r really similar with each others. So for me altho im thai but i think thai language is hardest as always bcuz the pronunciation, writing, listening, grammars (honestly nowadays when i had thai tested i cant get the full scores compare with kor chin jpn😢)
samee i was learning hangul( korea)
This was the longest hour of my life and my brain is hurting but I am so thankful for all these resources!
High five.
Good luck in learning Thai!
i love your learning thai series :)
same here
I hear you, my brain hates me now hahahaha
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Its just the introduction and am dying already
Jeanne D' Arc do not give up! Language is easy 😄
lol
same 😂
Jeanne D' Arc same 😩😂🤧
LOL 😂 same here
Consonants
2:37 ม (mɔɔ-máa)
3:45 น (nɔɔ-nǔu)
8:35 ง (ngɔɔ-nguu)
9:17 ย (yɔɔ-yák)
10:00 ว (wɔɔ-wɛ̌ɛn)
15:02 ก (gɔɔ-gài)
16:00 ด (dɔɔ-dèk)
16:45 บ (bɔɔ-bai-mái)
21:05 ช (chɔɔ-cháang)
21:52 ซ (sɔɔ-sôo)
27:16 พ (pɔɔ-paan)
27:59 ฟ (fɔɔ-fan)
32:42 ค (kɔɔ-kwaai)
36:47 อ (ɔɔ-àang)
38:42 ท (tɔɔ-tá-hǎan)
39:27 ฮ (hɔɔ-nók-hûuk)
44:06 ร (rɔɔ-rʉʉa)
44:55 ล (lɔɔ-ling)
Vowels
4:52 -า
18:22 ี
22:40 -ะ
24:01 ิ
28:56 ุ and -ู
34:00 ึ and ื
40:12 เ-ะ and เ-
42:17 ็ (to shorten เ-ะ to เ-็)
46:41 แ-ะ and แ-
3 Thai consonant classes: low, mid, high
Live ending (can keep resonating the sound)
Dead ending (can't keep humming)
5 Thai tones: mid, low, falling, high, rising
· Low class initial consonant + Live ending = Mid tone
· Middle class initial consonant + Live ending = Mid tone
· Low class initial consonant + Dead ending + short vowel = High tone
· Low class initial consonant + Dead ending + long vowel = Falling tone
· Middle class initial consonant + Dead ending = Low tone
· High class initial consonant + Live ending = Rising tone
· High class initial consonant + Dead ending = Low tone
ps: This video has not included all the alphabet, so do check out their website for the remaining alphabet. All the best! (Hehe I’m learning Thai for JaFirst)
@thanyapron homnana 20 Glad to hear that!
Thank you!!!!
@@venus.8671 You’re welcome!
@@Jane-lk9oi how you go with thai?^^
@@venus.8671 I’m still learning vocabulary and simple sentences😆
As a Thai I also think Thai language is very difficult to learn but keep on guys. Keep fighting you guys can do it
thank you haha
@@Ai629man yes have name, like ก sound like G/K and name is Gai (chicken)
@@Ai629man Yeah, it does have names. As she says in the video, the letters name consists of the sound the letters represent, and a word that consists the letter. So ก is Geogai. Hope, it made sense!
@@Ai629manYes it’s also like in English where you could say A for Apple but in English you can choose the object, you could say A for arrow or A for abacus or whatever, it wouldn’t matter. In Thai the description words stays the same. ก (gor-gai) will always be linked to chicken
I'm Thai and I can say she's an excellent tutor.
can you help me speack thai please
Can u help me speak thai?
Im not thai and i can say if she’s an amazing tutor
I'm thai too
I'm thai too.
I'm 2 mins in and I'm already feeling the tears coming outta my eyes
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Same
Same
same
Me at the beginning of the video: I CAN DO IT! I learned Hangeul all by myself, surely Thai won't be that hard.
Me after hearing the five GA's: Oh shit.
Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas indonesian is the easiest theres even no tones.
Yeah tones are tricky for English speakers. Korean doesnr even have them luckily. Only pitch accent intonation. Thai is about the same difficulty but the tones add a bit of trouble for us. I think korean is slightly easier but not by much
Me too, I learned Hangeul before,and It' so easy that It took me only 45 to learn it But not for Thai 😂
Yeah..same with me......😂😂😂😂
@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas And Chinese also.....
When she said "See? It's not that hard after all!" I almost killed myself and started crying.
E eu, que nem falo inglês direito
“Okay, it’s time to take out your pencils”
Me: *sitting in my bed at 3am*
Me: “no”
just let me love you “nahhhhh”
just let me love you me rn because UWMA
Daniel Carlin yessssss
I just lol’d!
@@pennywang6461 or should I say, นาาาา xD
_When your favourite thai idol/actor flirting on social media using their language and we can't understand everything and decided to learn their language and you know it takes forever...._ *BL fans problems*
So damn true lol 😭😂
😵
why did this make me think of singto lol
Newtella 's same here I’m a bl fan although there is a subtitles but much better not reading it in order for me to focused there face hahaha
Seriously😩😩😩 international BL fan problems
Well, I'm 16- felt like learning thai and now I am, I'm 3 days in and have 5 pages filled with notes already, I WILL LEARN THIS LANGUAGE NO MATTER HOW LONG IT TAKES
LongGone it’s pretty useless lol
Is your motivation still existent? xD💕
I BELIEVE IN U.
NillyC it’s pretty useless. Might as well learn an international language like Spanish or at least Chinese. Devoting so much time to learn Thai is like learning to speak Somali or Cambodian or Ojibwe, can’t do shit with it.
Casey you can live in thai and it wont be useless at all sis and understand thai dramas.. and understand lisa from blackpink :) or soran from clc
Saw the Thailand series and now wanna learn the Thai language... Not going to give up I'll learn Thai and I'll watch Thai series without sub title and I'll make new Thai friend
Me: I wanna live in Thailand in the future so I think I should start learning their alphabet
Teacher: There are five intonations -GA GA GA GA GA
Me: Maybe I'll just stay here in the Philippines
Same thought hhahaha
Same
It’s diffrent because of tone marks
กา ก่า ก้า ก๊า ก๋า
The sound is different
Same 😂
As a Thai teacher I am very happy to see many of you want to learn Thai :) You can do it just keep practice
Ok that’s great. How are you doing today Tanyamon?
I guess I will be practicing for the rest of my life and Beyond LOL
as someone who's started university as a major in foreign languages, thai is such an amazing language tbh.
actually, I'm amazed by every single language with a different alphabet from mine
but I don't really know why I'm here since I'm majoring in English and Dutch
but yeah
I am a native English speaker. I have learned Japanese and am learning Arabic and still I find Thai daunting. 😄
Do you teach thai in school or just for fun? (Just asking)
I'm Thai. Born and raise in Thailand. The fact that RUclips recommended me this video there must be some evidence about my Thai 😂😂😂
Haha same but im raised in Sweden. But even though im Thai its still hard to read and write sometimes lmao
Hi, i have plans to go live in Thailand, but rn i have somethin bothering me... Which is the standard of beauty there? I am thinking if i would be considered as a beauty person there.
Well , since ur thai 🙂is it all alphabet ?i learned all of them but im my keyboard there is many other things that i cant understand if they are alphabet or not 🙂🙂 help help help 😂
Hello Pare sundod. How are you doing today?
Same lol
I'm Indian and I'm trying to learn thai, I thought it would be fun but now i am crying 😭😭😭. I'm not even done with Korean . I love Thailand ❤❤
Same ❤
Well I'm also Indian but I found it easy to learn
Me: *watches Tharntype and falls in love with BL*
RUclips: learn Thai
Me: *already learning Mandarin, Korean Japanese and Spanish* haha what's the harm in learning some Thai hehe...oh ah hm..
same lmaooooo
So me😂😂
Gaaa sameeeee hahahahha
omg because of tharntype tooooooo!!!
Tharn Type 😍😍
7:41 "Did you notice that all the words you learned today are pronounced with a mid-tone?"
Me: Nope.
I'm Thai, When we was a baby they have to sing a song about the words like ABC But when we grow up nobody can remember that song, If there is It's gonna be really surprise. 😂 Sorry I'm just 12yrs not goot at English
@@krikri5254 Never apologize ur English
@@krikri5254 awww
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จริงๆๆ 55555+ ทั้งชีวิตเรียนทุกคำยังไม่จบเหรอ มีทั้งภาษาโบราณ ภาษาภาคอื่นๆ ภาษาเขียน ภาษาแบบหรูหรา อะไรอีก😂😭
I don’t know why, but I’m in love with thai. My native lenguaje is spanish, and we have similar sounds that doesn’t exist or are not commonly used in english like “ch” and “rr”.
I love how it sounds, the Thai culture and everything!
I hope I’ll visit Thailand one day
good luck on learning thai! im sure you will get there and you should defo visit thailand whenever u get the chance to its beautiful and i hope you will very much like it and it sure helps when u know thai as well
I don't like how it sounds (too complex for me), but I like how it looks written. As if it were some Elvish.
But I like how Spanish sounds. Very clear and easy to pronounce.
@@KnightOfEternity13 Yeah Spanish is great as well but Thai doesnt actually sound bad when its spoken for me it sounds just like a really nice language and yeah its also really cool written too :)
I find spanish is of course more easier as its all english letters still like similar to english if that makes sense :)
Yo también hablo español y quiero aprender tailandes por las series BL xd, se que me va a costar un poco pero con dedicación podremos lograrlo
her: see how easy that was?
me: *literally dying inside*
Same...
same.. 😅
ลองแปลนี้สิ
ใจเย็นมันไม่ขนาดนั้นหรอกครับ😂
Sana all marunong mag thai
I'm Thai and this video makes me realize that I've been taking Thai language for granted
Pls teach me master
Teach me master (2)
@@TwinklingDelight im thai do u want me to teach u guys? Cuz i have foreigner friends & i used to teach them some kind of thai vocabs & convers☺
If u interested u can add me these kind of my contacts
Line ID: plamzbing (i chat everyday)
FB: pampam stepph (i rarely use)
Ig: pampamstepph07
Twitter: @pampamstepph07 (i use it all day like its part of my life lol)
@@mohitadlakha982 im thai do u want me to teach u guys? Cuz i have foreigner friends & i used to teach them some kind of thai vocabs & convers☺
These r my contacts
Line ID: plamzbing (i chat everyday)
FB: pampam stepph (i rarely use)
Ig: pampamstepph07
Twitter: @pampamstepph07 (i use it all day like its part of my life lol)
@@ペムペム Thanks ❤
I already sent you a message on Line :)
0:41: Oooh I'm excited let's learn let's learn!
0:44: Hmm... okay... keep going
2:00: ??????????????
I'm so confused lol
@@vldt5934
ก=G
ค=C
ย=Y
น=N
ม=M
พ=P
ฮ=H
ด=D
บ=B
จ=J
ช=Sh
ต=Dt
ว=V
ล=L
อ=A
stop
i am lazy
@@Syd9923 Can you finish it up please. I'm also confused.
Speaking from personal experience, learning Hangeul alphabet is super easy and there's no complicated writing rules or tones in the languages. However, the grammar rules... I cannot say the same. Chinese's sentence structure is easy to understand but the tones might confuse people and the writing system not complicated but you just need to memorise a lot. Both Mandarin & Korean didn't scare me as much as Thai language now scares me even though I am interested in learning.
I feel the same 😅 I mean Chinese and Korean
I've just started to be interested in Thai, and yes, it looks difficult. Phonetics is even harder than Korean and Chinese, and also they don't make spaces between words, almost like Japanese.
Maybe Thai is easier than those three, when you reach a more advanced level, but the learning curve seems steep.
I feel your pain.
put the word'scare'far far away
That's why I am going back to learn korean😭even Chinese 5 tones is hard for me🤧
Tutor: Sara Aa.... Sara Aa.... Sara Aa....
Me: Sarawat... Sarawat... Sarawat...
im here because of *Bright Vachirawit.*
Yep and imagine how popular Korean became because of BTS and how popular became !Thai! because of Bright... Thailand, hold on!
🤣i felt that im here only coz of bright the love of my life
saraleo (asshole) thanks to win
OMG SAMEE 😤😳
Me too
Her: saying bout some vowels
Me: Sara wat?😂
Lol
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Hahaha😂
Bts army 137 2gether Stan I hear ya
@@dishadogra8903 😁
me: * has a spanish exam in 2 days *
also me: * needs to study german *
also me: * it hasn't even been 2 months since i started korean lessons *
me right now: ooh yt recomended me learning the thai alphabet in 1h, let's do this!
Haha this was my life for a moment.
Gladly I'm able to speak Spanish, English, read Hangul and introduce myself in Chinese.
@@TwinklingDelight same!!!
@@TwinklingDelight wow you must want a gold medal! You can kind of read some korean letters and memorized a couple phrases in chinese and korean! You are basicly fluent!!! Can i get ur autograph?
I speak spanish, english , korean
I understand English, Thai, and Lao very well. Just gotta perfect in reading Thai and then Lao. I also know some Spanish I still must practice more of it!
I've printed the worksheets last September but I just had the chance to start today, and I find it easy to understand with the way she explains it. The only confusing part is distinguishing an alphabet from the other because a lot are almost identical. But who cares? I will get used to it.
P.S. I am learning Thai because I am planning to teach in Thailand in two years time :)
Wish me luck!
How’s your Thai learning going? I’m having a hard time…
Don’t give up… I’m about to drop video games on my free time just to learn Thai.. I’m pretty sure it will benefit us in the long run. Especially if you’re planning to live there.. Hopefully I can by the time I’m 40. 11years from now. God Willing 🙏🏻 I hate being in the city but unfortunately the job pays the bills. For now lol until I drop everything and dissapear lol because I’m going bonkers watching videos of Thailand and how friendly people are and how laid back tho gs can be 4real.
@@JonathanPerez-yn2of I’m moving there on Friday. It’s been a long time coming!
ahhhh! im so proud of you! you can do it!!!! just keep up a steady pace! I wish you much luck and blessings if you don't mind
good luck i hope u accomplish ur dreams :)
reason why i want to learn thai :
- because i want to watch thai bl series without subtitle
Metoo 😄
YuP SaMe
Me too 😂😂
Yup. Me too.
Fighting!!!! I'm sure you all can do it.✌️✌️✌️
:encouragement from Thai's fan of BL series
The only thai i know is the raikantopini thing before every thai drama starts...
Hahaha
Hahaha
I CAN REALLY HEAR IT WHEN I READ IT xD
Oh god I HEARD THAT 😂😂😂
THE WAY I CAN HEAR THIS
ภาษาไทยคือไม่ตายตัวเลย ถ้าพูดเป็นประโยคๆจะแปลกมากๆ ไทยพิมพ์ยังไงก็ได้ พูดยังไงก็ได้ที่เข้าใจ คำใหม่มีขึ้นได้ทุกวัน😂
ผมเป็นคนไทย ไทยไม่สามารถพูดยังไงก็ได้ต้องพูดเป็นภาษา คนไทยก็พูดไทย คนอังกฤษก็ต้องอังกฤษ ไทยมี ไทยใต้ ไทยเหนือ ไทยกลาง
ทุกภาษาเป็นแบบนั้น แต่ถ้าเข้าถึงภาษาไหนแบบเชี่ยวชาญ ก็สามารถตีความ/คาดเดาคำใหม่ๆได้
เขาเรียกคำสแลงครับ มันมีทุกภาษาแหละ แต่จริงๆเขาไม่นับเพราะเป็รคำที่เกิดขึ้นมาใหม่ในช่วงเวลาสั้นๆ ใช้ในเฉพาะกลุ่มคนที่รู้
@@Silver_Foxxie ถูกต้อง
จริงมากกกก แสลงก็เต็มไปหมด จะสื่อสารแบบแซ่บๆจริงๆก็คือนี่ว่ายากพอตัวเลยนะ 🥲
This is a GREAT refresher after many years of not keeping up with reading or speaking Thai much. I started learning Thai uhhh about 25 years ago and I learned the alphabet along with some basic words. My then-girlfriend and now wife of 23 years and is 2nd gen American of Thai extraction born in Texas. She grew up VERY self-conscious about speaking Thai and only speaks it if she has to. That’s a long story but some may understand. I am a bit of a language nerd so I just HAD to decode this beautiful language. I got a book and some tapes and off I went. My goal was to impress her mom and dad (the bar is much lower for me than my wife!). I tried to speak with a fluent (ish) native (ish) accent by imitating their prounciation amd shortcuts. Her parents and extended family loved that I was attempting to speak Thai and would help me. It helped me develop relationships with relatives who spoke almost no English. Most of her 1st gen fam speaks good English as they’ve lived and worked in the US since the 70s or 80s. Anyway I love languages and Thai writing is just so cool to me. It looks impenetrable at first but as you start to break it down it becomes easier. So thanks for these lessons - it’s slowly coming back!
Thai people are very friendly! I have been there once and I really love their attitude towards life.
thanks I'm thai😊
Thanks:) I’m Thai
Thai I’m thanks :)
I'm Thai and I used to live in Texas since I was 18 for 12 years. I guarantee that she is good very very good.
So I'm here after watching
Love by chance
Sotus
2gether
Tharntype
Theory of love
Lol who's with me?
Bangtan's Ddaenginamo LITERALLY MY 5 FAVORITE BLS I SWEAR
🤚🏻🤚🏻🤚🏻
AYE MOA
YESSS
Absolutely me! 😁 but it is too hard for me I guess I'll give up
I’m here because of blank the series. Sawadee khaa everyone!
I’m Thai and I swear this is not easy. Can you imagine my kindergarten life? I’ve been forcing to remember all of this! Oh god!
เหมือนกัน ตอนนี้ยังจำ44ตัวไม่ได้เลย ลืหมดดดแล้ว
YA SAME!!
ก-ฮ I really forgot about that TwT
Can’t relate
😭stop it hindi is also (Indian)
I'm Korean and working in Sriracha Thai 10 years
Thai language is interesting and naughty fun
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다 사람사는 대화더군요 ㅎㅎㅎ 555
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I: try to go to sleep
RUclips algorithm: do you wanna know Thai alphabets?
Lol, in my country (Italy) it's 3:00 a.m and here I am, trying to learn some consonants and vowels :)
조수현?
Just for anyone who’s interested this video is only part of the reading Thai course on ThaiPod101. There’s still a lot more to know.
And after many many hours of confusion and practice and cross-referencing with many sources as well as continuing to practice actually speaking Thai as well as other general content, this is actually now making a heck of a lot more sense than it once did.
If you’re reading this and you’re really serious about getting literate in Thai, it can be done (not that I’m an expert yet).
for the learners, the Alphabets or writing may look hard. But Thai grammar is VERY VERY easy. There is no verb form, no singular or plural forms, no superative form, and so on.
So don't give up if you just see this video.
Omg thank uuuu that helps
I'm also learning Chinese, which has no alphabet hahaha so it's kinda hard to memorize the characters, but its grammar is very easy too so it's not that difficult for me
But grammar is the easiest part of learning any language...
While complex phonetics will not only be hard to pronounce properly or understand what's being spoken. It also makes learning vocabulary much harder, from my experience with Chinese.
And most of your time will be spent learning vocabulary anyway.
@@KnightOfEternity13 as a stupid language learners, I don't think grammar is easy. English Grammar is hard for me. Swedish Grammar is even harder for me. And Swedish is not ranked as hard language.
@@surasint Well, I agree, the difficulty can be subjective.
I'm more an introvert and a visual learner, so tend to read a lot rather than speak. And maybe being a tech person makes it easier to "analyse" different sentence structures. I have been learning some languages which are considered to have a complex grammar and had not big problems, except of memorising many different forms, of course.
From the other side, I always had a bad phonemic awareness and find that people with less experience in language somehow could grasp more from the spoken phrase than me. Honestly, I often fail to understand what a person speaks to me even in my own language.
So Thai which combines Chinese tones and many difficult phonemes, seems like a hell language to me😀
@@surasint Also I think that grammar hardness is subjective as well. The more it's different from your own, the more difficult it seems.
For example, Japanese has less verbs forms than Spanish, does it really mean it's grammar is easier?
In fact languages with "simple" grammar like Chinese are often more hard, because they lack other "clues" which more "strict" languages have. When I see an Arabic verb, I can immediately understand that it's a verb, and it's in a plural form, so related to some subject and not another etc. When I see a Chinese word, I don't know how is it used in this context, is it even a verb or not
ME: i want to learn thai so i can watch thai bl series without subs
Also me: dying in the introduction
Isnt that the reason why we all end up watching this video hehe
@@moonstarline I thought I was the only crazy BL fangirl I'm glad I'm not the only one just here for that
Uhu🥺😟
@@phoenix_hall I'm thai,but I don't think thai bl series is "that" good.
@@rexlapis3126 maybe you're used to Thai romance drama because you're native there but for the countries like us that doesn't have any LGBTQ+ dramas and movies, it's sort of refreshing and a genre that left us all in awe because we didn't expect that such theme will be aired on TV's and the morale of the Thai BL drama's like acceptance and respect can be found on it.
As someone who knows Bengali, Hindi & survival level Sanskrit, this was surprisingly easy! I cruised through this video without having to pause, while simultaneously jotting everything down. Some letters are similar to Sanskrit and Bengali. Although, the other alphabets are different, but the structure (?) of constructing words is very similar. I think the main trouble I'll have is with figuring out the different tones since none of the languages I know (including Japanese, Korean & Spanish) are tonal languages. Thai will be the first tonal language I learn so I'm quite excited!
oooo i might want to learn some bengali or hindi in the future nowwww~
@@valkyrielavol1865 Definitely worth giving a shot! Both the languages are in the top ten most spoken languages in the world. Not to mention, there are A LOT of Indians out there so you'll definitely find many people to talk to lol
@@valkyrielavol1865 Go for it! Bangla is the world's sweetest language (you can search it on google).
i’m thai and i still can’t remember all the 44 alphabets until now🤣😩😭
and i swear it’s not easy to learn,it’s very complicated ,on the other hand,she explains very well! (perhaps because i speak thai hajsh)
ikr im thai and i'm here cuz i have a reading test in a few days and I can't fricking read
I’m also thai and I still don’t remember the rules and how to spell most words, so here I am 🧍♂️
@@Mreekrees me too
same here im thai and i can speak fluently but i cant read for the life of me and im planing to move back to thailand soon ish (like just over a year) and i neeeeedddd to readdd
don't worry. I'm Thai. Even me I can't remember all the 44 alphabets HAHAHA
I don’t know why this is in my recommendation. I am Thai native speaker lol. Still decide to watch it anyway tho, might as well see how foreigners learn our language. I am grateful that you all are willing to learn Thai! Hope everyone could understand Thai soon!
is it easy😭?
@@366vvbx78 I- I don’t know lol but nothing is impossible, You can learn it💗
@@supapatmakmee4204Hi, i have plans to go live in Thailand, but rn i have somethin bothering me... Which is the standard of beauty there? I am thinking if i would be considered as a beauty person there.
@@Mathtenshi beauty standard? I’m not sure. I think most of people here consider white skin color as beauty.
@@supapatmakmee4204 And how about job? Is it possible to a foreign become a actor or model or something like that? Can you tell? Sry about this questions i just want to know more
I'm a Filipino and I found out that Thai language is very interesting to learn. but after watching this. IDK now. HAHAHA
Yanika Kongkaeo, bec Philippime writing system is like American. We use english alphabet letters, we add another letter right after a letter, but for Thai its hard for me to locate where should I put a vowel making me dizzy. 5555 but I love thailand, thai people, and their language!
Yanika Kongkaeo, im a student too! For speaking in english thats our sec language thats why were fluent to it, dont worry! Philippines is a safe place to go. Just like thailand its pretty hot in here 5555. I can help you in speaking in english. Just message me on instagram - kaede.dj
I am from the Philippines too. I love watching anime that is why I studied Japanese language. Now, I am addicted to Thai Series "The Gifted" . Due to wait of eng subs, I decided to learn Thai language so I can understand the series without the eng subs.
Yanika Kongkaeo we can teach others language? Ill teach you english and filipino, and you’ll do the same for me with thai.im planning a trip in Thailand on january
Spanish ang inaaral ko
The Thai language is literally so cool. I finished the lesson but I'm crying right now😂
i feel like a thai language genius after i learn only "NoNu" and "Moma" & "SaRaAaaa"
SamE
And wowen yo yak and ngongu or smth
@@Enstaar30 yea ahahha😂
YESSSS😂😂
Nonuu, moma, saraa a, ngongu wowen, ko kai, yoyak, mewww😂
Reasons why i want to learn thai?
-cauz Thailand is one of my dream country
-i’m a fan of thai bl series
Where are you from?
Can I teach you thai?
We can be good friend and exchange culture:)
@@a.lyricvideo yes, I’m
same here
อะไรคือความที่ฉันเป็นคนไทยที่มาฟังเค้าสอนภาษาไทย🤣🤣🤣🤣
555 เหมือนกัน
@@porlee7440 เหมือนกัน
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I CANT UNDERSTAND
Her: Thai is not that hard as you think
Me: /Hearing different GA/
Yes .. it is
Any TONAL language + the characters used for writing are somewhat hard (different for a lot of people though)
the tones! OMG
Watching all the BL's was very helpful...Nov 2019 one month there, many complements for my Thai. Next step is this, the Thai alphabet.
I've always felt Thai language is very similar to Indian languages, particularly Hindi, Bengali and Tamil to some extent and this video affirms it. The script is very similar to bengali and they even share a lot of common and/or similar sounding words such as wife, husband, rose, thief, life, peace etc.
Because the word in Thai language is taken from the sanskrit language from india and make it to be ours version that what we call Thai sanskrit.
And even female traditional dress looks like sari😀
Also the word "anger" Kroth
Some Thai alphabets are as same as Bengali and Hindi alphabets.
2:37 "ม" [m] this letter has come from Hindi language's "म" and Bengali language's "ম" and they are pronounced as "m".
Look at their similarity
ম >> म >> ม [thai just didn't give roof in that letter 😅😅, but art is same]
Same art, same pronunciation
5:08 "า" [a] this letter has come from Hindi language's "ा" and Bengali language's "া" and they are pronounced as "a".
Similarity: ा >> া >> า
Same art, Same Pronunciation
Another Similarity is, "า" is called "เอาะ" [Sara-ah], which is as similar as "স্বরে-আ" [Sore-ah] in Bengali. In Bengali, "া" is called "স্বরে-আ" [Sore-ah].
8:41 "ง" [ng] this letter has come from Bengali language's "ঙ" [ng]
Similarity: ঙ >> ง
Same art, Same Pronunciation
9:19 "ย" [ya] this letter has come from Hindi language's "य" and Bengali language's "য়" and they are pronounced as "y".
Similarity: य >> য় >> ย [Thai didn't give roof on it]
Same art, Same Pronunciation
22:46 "ะ" is as same as Bengali's "ঃ" (Visharga)
29:15 " ุ" [u] this sign is as similar as Bengali's "ু" [u]
Same Art, Same Pronunciation
41:29 "เ" [e] this sign is as similar as Bengali's "ে". Two sign is written left side of letters
45:01 "ล" [L] is come from Bengali's "৯".
In Medieval Bengali, "৯" is pronounced as "Li", and same as thai language.
Similarity: ৯ >> ล
Same art, Same pronunciation.
But Today, "৯" is called as number "9".
Ultimately, Thai is as same as Bengali and Hindi, because two language came from Sanskrit.
Very similar to Sinhala Sri Lankan.
Just learned 3 words in Thai and already have 2 Thai friends going nuts because I can actually pronounce it right haha :) Hope to be able to make it through the whole video and learn even more :) Thank you for this video!
how did you get thai friends and from where ? just asking bcoz even i want to make thai friends :)
@@acesparks142 me too, i wanna make friends with Thai too.
Which words? Btw I'm thai
@@IndyNatthanan hello heheh
@@deppblackthorn8365 I'm thai. i wanna teah you. but my English so bad.
thai letters looked so cool to me. it’s like coding but make it ancient like
RIIGGHHTT!! that's one of the reasons why I'm starting to learn it. It's beautiful
Ok, you lost me at "five tones" 😂😂
If you are even a bit off, the Thais will not even understand. it is a lot harder than this is made out to be by a long shot. Even if you can read, you HAVE to know the word in Thai to know the meaning the same as writing, so the learning order of speaking to reading is the issue depending on whether you want to learn the language OR REALLY learn the language. Either way, Thai is one of the hardest in the world-period. I can speak pretty darn good, write and read some too, but years of practice and being dedicated to it.
2000ViperGTS Otherwise, do you know the meaning of the word « joke »?
Seskja I speak French, English and modern Greek so I’m ok for the moment my brain is already fucked enough only with Greek
😂😂 The word with „ma“ (มา) could mean come, horse or dog but it’s another tone 😂 and you write it different. I always try to teach it my friends but they gave it up haha they said that they hear no difference
Ok I am Thai and I got a C in Thai language but an A in English xD
I'm a Filipino and I'm finally here after watching:
-2gether: The Series
-Girl From Nowhere
-The Gifted
SIS STILL2GETHER (2Gether special episodes) IS OUT
THE GIFTED GRADUATION (The Gifted season 2) WILL BE OUT THE 6TH OF SEPTEMBER AND NETFLIX CONFIRMED THAT THE DIRECTORS OF GIRL FROM NOWHERE ARE SHOOTING THE 2ND SEASON
@@lokkhipriyaa I KNOW RIGHT I AM SO HAPPY, BUT SAD AS WELL SINCE STILL 2GETHER IS ENDING NEXT WEEK :
Try watching bad genius this one is great
@@Fifafaro is it Thai drama or movie????????
@@VasavaIla-r4q it's a thai movie
Them: so you know Thai?
Me: alaiwa?
Them: Thai?
Me: shiaaaa
Them:....
Me: Saraleooo
If you know from which series I'm referencing, you're awesome xD
Edit: since there are so many comments(didn't expect so :3) just wanna point out that I'm aware of the fact that these are rude and ofcourse I wouldn't be using them to anyone for that matter. I was joking :3
Those words are... really rude
2gether the series khaa🌝💜💫
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA
Those are rude words but ok
@@IndyNatthanan especially "salaleo*
im glad im not the only who wanna learn Thai because of bl series 😭😭😭
LeoFiat & TharnType im doing this for you ☝️
To be honest, as I’m 100%Thai but i almost fell every time when i do Thai language exam. i do believe that Thai bl series will help you to learn alot. don’t give up and you will get more what they are saying. Just relax and sit-back. hope you always enjoy watching Thai BL series.
Do you have GL series? I think they'd probably be more to my taste.
@@KnightOfEternity13I recommend gap the series!
Thai BL is why I'm here 😂
@@princessj_tiname too 🤭
I'm Thai but why I'm here?
*back to chinese lesson*
Marisa Kam 😂😂
I'm Thai as well and I love watching her videos bcos she can speak English so fluently and her Thai language pronunciation is much clearer than mine. So embarrassing TT.TT
I'm here again cuz of the notification, and wow 20 likes? and.... i didn't notice that her face is so much like Cherprang!
Marisa Kam hahahaha
Send help I'm struggling
The untamed- chinese
Me: "Oooo I wanna learn"
Sotus-Thai
Me:"ooo I wanna learn"
anime-japanese
me:"ooo i wanna learn"
train to busan- korean
Me:"......OoOo I wanna learn"
If this ain't me lol
this is litterly me
Same lol
Such a mood 😂😂
To be sure just learn all 🤣🤣🤣
everywhere in youtube others try to make money with teaching thai groundknowledge, here you do a perfect course of all letters in a fantastic short Time, excellent teacher, thanks a lot
As a Thai person, our language is very...tricky. It's constantly evolving that sometimes even Thai people can't catch up. You can just one day wake up and then there is this new word/phrase used all over social media, you don't know where it came from but somehow you understand what it means even at first glance lol. Knowing how to read is one thing but understanding what you are hearing is a whole different level. But it's fun though.
We do not use all of the 44 alphabets btw. 95% of Thai people can't even say all of them in the correct order without singing that ONE song we learnt in kindergarten (and many already forgot that song, including me.)
do you have any tips to keep up with Thai slang? I'm currently learning and after reading your comment, I realized that it's the same exact situation as the language I speak lolol
@@spi5892 unfortunately, I personally don’t have any in mind rn…It’s all just…experiences , but Thai media like tv series might help. The best solution is to find a native friend though imo. Thai text book are pretty useless and not so practical since 80% of those who write them are conservative and don’t really open up for modern or new slangs (even a middle schooler or high schooler on twitter who can only speak everyday English are even more helpful.)
Most of our new slangs usually come from our friends in LGBTQA+ community, they really are good with words to express mostly every thing, every time on every occasion. They are GOATs when it comes to inventing, evolving and shaping Thai people’s modern language lmao.
I swear to god, this language can freakin twerk. The single word like ‘คะ?’ (Ka/Kha-I’m not sure what’s the one you learn but girls will end the sentence with this word to make the sentence sounds formal) can be interpreted either:
1. Beg your pardon? (means something like ‘I might heard it wrong/I didn’t hear what you just said so could you repeat it again?)
2. tf do you want? Wanna pick a fight?
3. Come again? What is this bs you just told me?
4. I dare you to fcking say that to my face again.
(But this case maybe just the same as ‘what’ lmao.)
Or ‘เก็บเงินแต่งหญิง’ can be either ‘save money to marry a woman’ or ‘save money to cross dress as a woman.’ And I think our newest favorite phrase rn is ‘สู้ชีวิตแต่ชีวิตสู้กลับ’ (roughly, ‘I fight my obstacles but the obstacles fights me back’) lmao.
But to answer your question again: find Thai friend on that cursed bird app, it’s the fastest and most efficient way. (Sorry for not being really helpful but it is really the most effective way since we are constantly learning too y-y)
Really 😲
Is it the same for the Thai elite? Or they speak nicely the language from a better education?
@@madhurajput5306Thai media actually helps.
The last two tones sound similar... This will be a fun journey. I can see myself talking about the weather but using the wrong tone and end up in jail for a confession of second-degree murder.
I can feel you cuz I am literally crying here .
@@shizunnanase543 We can do it! :D
@@bichen4151 Let's give it our best👍
Listen a lot like a lot...watch movies with subs and pay attention...after a while you will notice the different tones. That's how I improved my chinese (HSK4)..though my speaking skill isn't that good...but, that is because I haven't practiced a lot.
Im wheezing 😂
I've been learning for almost 2 months and I can say that I can write my own name and read Thai writings .. Thanks for this video .. I am always watching this everyday 😁😁😇
This video is incomplete. It says Al thai alphabet but wheres the other vids? Do u havs link?
Gian Rabanal i watched their video about all the letters and vowels. I also get PDF of this.
Gian Rabanal their vowels is hard because they have complex vowel but now I've known almost 5 of it. Complex vowel are consist of three vowels in one consonant .
That's amazing! Thai and lao language is 100% phonetic. Unlike english, it is not. So once you know the characters you can pretty much read. Next step is to understand the word you are saying. Good luck with the learning
I’m moving to Thailand so this will help me! I will edit this after I see the whole video.
Edit: Teached me vocabulary, words, and just stuff. Honestly this is the most stuff I’ve learned in Thai in 1 day :3
This was recommended by YT as I watch too many Thai series in 2 weeks especially BL series 🤣🤣
Is this just me or ... oke it’s just me LOL 😆
Babe.. I'm same 😂 but I've been watching thai bl for 3 years
Lmao me too
BL what is it?)
I'm here because I want to understand Mew and Gulf's tweets and insta captions under their posts
Vevve animemanga mee too 😂😂
Same here!!
me too hahaha
wth sameeee asdfgjkbml! XD
Lmao it seems like I am the only one who didn't came here for BL thingy.😂
The comment section is full of bl talks
reason why i want to learn thai:
1.talking with bl actors
2.go to all gmmtv bl actors fan meetings
3.can even watch thai bl series with no sub
same222222
Same I'm here because of fortpeat ❤😂
The diffiult tone system Thai script is made easy by our best teacher of Thai language.But still I'm in my dreamland of Thai letters and whenever I wake up I'm gonna greet our beloved miss.Thank you so much Miss for your grand help. 👍❤️🙏
Me:Learning new language
Chinese/Japanese/Korean: Wait--we are still on the basics.?
I'm native thai but I agree with you lmao
Me: **thinks learning mandarin is hard**
Thai language: let me introduce myself-
Exactly
Chinese Mandarin is harder because of the OVERWHELMING characters you need to memorize and remember each stroke that the Chinese has. Thai is easier, but it's mainly hard because of the writing and tones.
Overall, Chinese Mandarin is harder and Thai is easier.
NAH MANDARIN WAYYYY HARDER
@@raelynnfaye yes
Nah man Mandarin has sOOOOOO many characters, this is so much better 😭
It seems like 90% are here bc pf BL‘s and they are also stressed oit bc they learn Korean and Japanese... I am so lucky that I am not the only BL/Kpop/Anime LOVER here😂😂😂
We got your back
Lmao🤣🤣🤣
What is BL?
@@StudyElleAhr it's Boys Love
I am learning Thai because I will be visiting. Learning a new alphabet feels really intimidating, but this is an excellent explanation!
Reason why I'm here
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I'm tired of reading Thai alphabet like I'm reading noodles
reading noodles! good vivid description! I was thinking earthworms, a lot of those. xD
sameee lmao it looks like an alien language until you can understand
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣🤣
ลองแปลนี้สิ
For y’all who wanna learn Thai language Please keep learning. I believe y’all can do this. 😁😁
😵☺️☺️💪🤝
Damn I'm never gonna learn this without a teacher in person lol
Yeppp. You wont... You need a teacher. You can learn the alphabet at least though.
i want to learn Thai and am glad I found this video which covers many things! Very helpful! May take me a while, but I'm thankful for who put this together
ขอเสียงคนไทยที่มาดูคลิปนี้หน่อย 5555
我是泰国人。 泰文很容易。
Wandarut Ditjanapongpon 真的吗！สอบไทยทีไรไม่รอดทุกที5555
但是汉语太难了ยากมากกเรียนมา1ปีละ HSK4 ยังไม่ผ่านเลยอะ
中文比较简单
哈哈哈，泰语很难，留学生告诉 ภาษาไทยยากมาก นักเรียนต่างชาติบอกยิ่ง งองู ออกเสียงผิดทุกคน
ใช่ ไทย ง่าย มาก 对！
Korean/Hangul was so easy to learn, Thai and Chinese are giving me a damn hard time.
YES i was done with hangul like only in a day ...
Really how long time did it take for u
@@plopp.1279 hangul takes like 2 days to learn and a few months to master all the sound change rules and stuff. Thai takes months to master. Honestly korean is easier to pronounce too. I think thai grammar is easirer though
People say that but its bullshit. To be able to read properly it takes a few months.
@@thelastpersontokeepitreal3633 yes true i agree with you. Hangul is very easy to remember and write. Trying to write thai alphabets is like doing arts/calligraphy 😅
I when u wanna learn 7 languages but can't even master your orginal laungauge
Can relate
I’m so there. I probably have 10 languages in my Duolingo queue.
Adele Ennis
Me: has 20 languages on Duolingo 😳
How many language you know?
Me. Without learning -assamese
-hindi
-bangoli
And recently learning English and Thai ☺ I love Thai language by my heart that's why I didn't get bored when I'm learning it .wish my hope become true 😌
@@shahnazbegum0214
Ahh!
I know 1. Bengali
2. Hindi
3. English
4. Arabic
5. Spanish (running )
6. Trying to learn thai, bcz their accent is too cute.
I'm Thai, I have a secret to read Thai to tell you.
when i was in kindergarten I had to study like in this video to be able to read Thai.
I admit that just a year later. I remember very little of these things.
But can still read Thai as usual. what happened ?
Yes...I didn't use the way to read like in this video. Because I can roughly remember
But I read by memorizing the letters. similar to how to read in Chinese
I don't care if the letters are mid-tones. low letter high pitched letter , or the tone of the word.
But I read it by visual memory. seen over and over again
In addition, I always hear those words from everyday speech.
It made me more accurately guess the pronunciation of the words.
But the difference between Thai language and Chinese language is
If any Thai word can't be read We can use the same principles we learned in kindergarten to guess sounds.
which in chinese The letters show the meaning but don't show the reading sound.
summarize
Don't be too strict with your methods. In practice, it's easier than you think.
like driving training. Reading textbooks and driving on the real road very different.
That's what an every native speaker does. I don't try to guess English pronunciation from letters too, but read it by memory.
But the thing is it's very difficult for a beginner, because they don't have such a big spoken experience as natives do.
That's why we have to learn all these rules, just to get accustomed to the language gradually.
I remember myself 3 months ago watching this, I found it difficult but now I'm back I can read, write and speak thai
Yo In just 3 months your amazing 🤩
How did you do it?
3 MONTHS?!
This is definitely an exaggeration 😂
It takes native Thai children about 2-3 YEARS just to speak the basics of Thai. Unless you know Lao, I doubt you’re telling the truth.
That is amazing!
I watched the episodes of Sotous and I love Singto so much! He made me curious about Thai, which I found so difficult after watching this for two minutes.
I also watched Sotus the series and i'm learning Thai, too. =))
literally finished Sotus TODAY. I'm watching thai videos bc I'm interested, regardless of any particular drama, but heck that was a g o o d drama
same here
@@tanyah-b9809 same!!
I made it only 2 minutes also! Great to see all the comments here from BL fans.
*AND SUDDENLY EVERYONE WANTS TO LEARN THAI LANGUAGE DURING QUARANTINE BECAUSE OF BL SERIES😂*
SHH! Stop calling us out
Razzie Binx walang jowa of what
Dude......this feels like mission impossible
I think Thai is 3rd hardest language in the world (in my opinion)
I'm finding a lot of similarities between thai, hindi and bengali... 🤔 interesting. Makes it easier for me to remember.
I remember being to Thai in 2018 12, and It was a beautiful place. People were so polite, weather was humid yet beautiful, I loved Thai massages with aroma, the hotel and restaurants I've been to was so good. I loved loved loved the food! The streets were just beautiful, I remember all the plants on the streets. Most impressing was the golden palace (ok sorry maybe it was a temple). I realized how much of a beautiful country and culture was hidden in southern asia; Thailand. Especially remebering how the people were so friendly and polite. I really hope to go there again.
starting to learn thai so that when new season of 2 moons come out i won’t be needing eng sub 😍😍 can’t wait for new season of 2moons
Me too, but I doubt I'll have the vocabulary to understand an entire episode.
Same here. But it seems that i dont understand anything. Hahahaha
ME
Same. I'm interested in learning thai but it's complicated
@@karolmonsalve2975 its really not, i admit that sound variation and alphabets in thai may be confusing, but on the bright side you barely have to worry about the grammar since it is very similar to english.
With all the lakorns I've been watching, I thought learning Thai would be fun. But then, she says there are 44 consonants, 32 vowels, and 5 tones. I give up already.
Some of them are not actively in use nowadays though. They are omitted (casted out) from contemporary Thai and only be used in very rare special occasions. A lot of remaining consonants pronounce exactly the same 'cause even Thai people don't bother to distinguish those subtle pronunciation. So it has been heavily reduced. And for the tones, we still mess it up all the time. Figuring out the correct words across dialects is part of the fun and frustration when communicating in Thai (new born internet dialects included). It goes the same for short and long vowels, if you produce enough of the correct words, they can guess the rest.
Kelly Clarke 😄
im thai and i tell u this Forget ฃ and ฅ
If u are not interested in learning it seriously or u just want to be able to communicate, forget it
Dont mess ต and ฅ up though they produce different sounds
Domt worry cause some alphabets sound the same
Thats nothing my friend.. Japanese has 3 scripts including kanji which is like 3000 characters just to be fluent. Then theres chinese which is also tonal and then has like 5000 characters to be fluent. Even korean is difficult when you start learning hanja to build vocabulary and distinguish homophones. Thai isnt that hard. For me its just pronunciation. Korean pronunciation is easiest. Japanese, chinese, thai, ect much much harder
Thai is pretty easy when u speak vietnamese, it's even more easy, just the letters are to learn but with such a great teacher I think it will be a fun challenge, thank you for your work. And you are a real pleasure for my eyes.
Please go on and never stop, I swear I will talk in Thai to you in 1 year.
Would you like to try it?
Anyhow, wish u all the best.
The video: learn how to speak Thai!
Me, a Thai person: interesting
Ikr, just click on this video by accidence and now am be like hmm this is kind of interesting lets watch more lol
I’m a french speaker and i do that too sometime with french teaching videos xD
Same
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