I love this video. White text on a black screen. No background music. Lao text larger than romanized text. The Lao font you used is beautiful. Clear pronunciation. ຂອບໃຈ !
This is great, thanks! I'm from Indonesia, but am interested in your language as I now have an in law from Laos. I hope I can practice with her. All the best to you!
Thank you my girlfriend is laos and her mom doesn’t understand stand Spanish or English so this is really and i onky think its fair bc im mexican and shes learning my language
I am not really sure, but someone were talking and said a word and I would like the meaning but I have no idea how to express it . It sounds like (Janteh) , (gnante) on the second word (gn) sounds like letter (ñ) in spanish or gn (lasaGNa) in italian. but I am not really sure. Does anyone knows or recall a produnciation like that?
Can you guys share your experience where and how did you learn Lao easily? any app or any other video would you like to recommended? I'm also learning with this video.
It can be taken as hi or I’m doing good kinda like gauy ( Sp?) means chicken or can mean far depends on context. (Sorry Lao words are hard to write in English)
it depends on how you say suu. like higher notes and lower notes that reminds me of singing. suu yes means buy or purchase but it can mean other things
Hi! Different tones give each word its meaning. So the ‘suu’ you are referring to is generally (and I say generally because tones may differ among dialects) spoken with a mid tone which means ‘buy’ or ‘purchase’. When ‘suu’ is spoken with a low tone, its meaning changes to ‘name’. “Bo pen nyang” can be an informal or casual way to say “you’re welcome” i.e. ‘no problem’, ‘it’s no big deal’, ‘don’t mention it’, etcetera. “Bo pen nyang” also means “nothing’s wrong (with me),” or “I’m fine” in response to being asked “pen nyang?” (What’s wrong?/What’s the matter?” The word ‘bo’ is a negation when it’s at the beginning of a phrase but renders a phrase into a question when it’s at the end. Yak pai dten bo? (Wanna go dancing?). Bo yak pai. (I don’t wanna go). Saap bo? (Is it delicious?). Bo saap. (It’s not delicious). 😊
I suspect that it’s because of the BIC brand of pens being so common. It’s like in English, we tend to ask for a Kleenex when we want facial tissue in general even if it’s not that particular brand.
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I’m laos and Cambodian and my mom and dad would appreciate this
Same
I’m loas and phillopino
I love this video. White text on a black screen. No background music. Lao text larger than romanized text. The Lao font you used is beautiful. Clear pronunciation. ຂອບໃຈ !
And tone marks with the romanization. Forgot to mention that.
I forgot the two things I love most about this video: it's short and the words really are common.
thank's for this i'm a fahlang ? foreigner married into a lao family in sangwuey
Thank you and I’m Laos to and I want to learn
nice pfp:)
This is great, thanks! I'm from Indonesia, but am interested in your language as I now have an in law from Laos.
I hope I can practice with her. All the best to you!
Please post more words/phrases. This is helpful.
thanks for comment. Yes, I will :)
It would be awsome if you can make videos on how to read and write laos.
very useful, love you guys
Thank you my girlfriend is laos and her mom doesn’t understand stand Spanish or English so this is really and i onky think its fair bc im mexican and shes learning my language
Lao for ethnicity, Laos for country. She's Lao, not " Laos".
i think some words similar to Cambodia words
Yes, historically they have some common words
I’m lao and american and i take lao lessons by the near temple :)
I would like to know some of Laos language, you know, here in America is not a popular country and that's why I want to know more about 😊
Thank you! I will post it more soon!
Hello, you can also learn more Lao on #Lao101 channel
Good job
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So great
I'm trying to learn more languages, i'm learning chinese and i find it easier than Laotian.
Damn fr?
Can you do conjuctions?
Wow, it's very similar to Thai :)
yeah
Im laos, but thinking of rtireing early in laos, so going to learn laos lol
I am not really sure, but someone were talking and said a word and I would like the meaning but I have no idea how to express it . It sounds like (Janteh) , (gnante) on the second word (gn) sounds like letter (ñ) in spanish or gn (lasaGNa) in italian. but I am not really sure. Does anyone knows or recall a produnciation like that?
Can you guys share your experience where and how did you learn Lao easily? any app or any other video would you like to recommended? I'm also learning with this video.
I just recommend videos like youtube but I go to the local temple to learn with the monks so i don’t know
@@gloomytwoshoes do you live in vientain?
Mr PDx no i live in america lol
@@gloomytwoshoes then why did you learn lao 😂
Mr PDx my dad is lao and my mom is american
Not to be rude but sabaidee means hi/hello in Laos
Thanks for your recommendation :)
Well sabai means good so it's basically asking "Are you good" but it's just taken as hi
It can be taken as hi or I’m doing good kinda like gauy ( Sp?) means chicken or can mean far depends on context. (Sorry Lao words are hard to write in English)
Yes it is. It can mean multiple things.
It can mean different things lol
doesn’t suu mean buy or something?
Love from isaan khon kaen thailand
doesn’t suu mean buy? my grandma always says koo see suu and doesn’t boo pen yung mean what’s wrong?
it depends on how you say suu. like higher notes and lower notes that reminds me of singing. suu yes means buy or purchase but it can mean other things
Hi! Different tones give each word its meaning. So the ‘suu’ you are referring to is generally (and I say generally because tones may differ among dialects) spoken with a mid tone which means ‘buy’ or ‘purchase’. When ‘suu’ is spoken with a low tone, its meaning changes to ‘name’. “Bo pen nyang” can be an informal or casual way to say “you’re welcome” i.e. ‘no problem’, ‘it’s no big deal’, ‘don’t mention it’, etcetera. “Bo pen nyang” also means “nothing’s wrong (with me),” or “I’m fine” in response to being asked “pen nyang?” (What’s wrong?/What’s the matter?” The word ‘bo’ is a negation when it’s at the beginning of a phrase but renders a phrase into a question when it’s at the end. Yak pai dten bo? (Wanna go dancing?). Bo yak pai. (I don’t wanna go). Saap bo? (Is it delicious?). Bo saap. (It’s not delicious). 😊
Why my gramma always say BIC for pen 😭
Marcella Savatdy lmbo same!
I suspect that it’s because of the BIC brand of pens being so common. It’s like in English, we tend to ask for a Kleenex when we want facial tissue in general even if it’s not that particular brand.
I’m Laos so I dont know why I’m here XD
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Hmong language is like Lao as well
i am Thai (isaan) and now i have an identity crisis
Because isan used to be Lao.
I’m isan Lao. My parents say we are Lao but lived in the isan area
i thought yes was doy
yes is doy but it depends on how you say it. it’s all about tone.
Maan means that’s correct
Who this is so similar to Thai
Is it? I don't speak Thai but Thai I can't understand.
Dee means Good whoever put this up don't know nothing about Laotian Language
Kopjai lie lie
Just a lao dud e trying to learn his own language lol
some of your translations is wrong
Most of them are good however. Most of them are.
@@gloomytwoshoes hence the some