Hi Bingo, this is a great video that breaks down the particles! Currently I am making good use of Ling and Pocket Thai Master apps to fully grasp the Thai language. They're fantastic language learning apps and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace. Watching from UK btw!
Hi Im Ching from Philippines,Thank you! I really enjoy watching your videos and it made me understand Thai particles the easy way. Hopefully one day you will make a new video about Mai Mai Mai Mai because most of the time these words made me confused 🤔Thank you very much 😊🙏
Great series of videos on Thai particles (คำลงท้าย). Thanks for all the work involved. @05:55 the lady says: ขอให้จอห์นนี่เดปป์ชอบฉันทีเถอะ ( _Please make Johnny Depp like me!_ )...GAW DAI WA ( _That will have to do_ )... What's the last bit, written in Thai? My listening skills suck but I guessed something like "ก็ได้หว่า" . Is that right? Is that the WA วะ/ว่ะ final particle she uses denoting unrestraint?
A very good video, very good explained especial with the examples. As a suggestion : Is it possible to turn down the background music a bit while the example sentences are spoken by the teachers? It is easier to follow along the natural rhythm of spoken Thai. Thank you much for your videos 👍
Thanks Bingo Another excellent lesson 👍 You said in the video if you have any questions post them in the comments so I would just like to ask how many final particles are there in the Thai language?
That's... a very difficult question to answer! It depends on how you define what a final particle is. We aim to do maybe about 13-15 episodes in this series, but there could be as many as 30 (or even more) final particles!
สวัสดีค่ะ Can I ask if there's a particle "ไง" . I often heard it from series. It sounds like emphasizing something. I'm not sure can you explain it? Example "นี้ไง"
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I really love when teachers deliver examples.😃😃
Our teachers' acting skill is top-notch :)
Hi Bingo, this is a great video that breaks down the particles! Currently I am making good use of Ling and Pocket Thai Master apps to fully grasp the Thai language. They're fantastic language learning apps and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace. Watching from UK btw!
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Thank you so much for your videos! The bloopers in the end are the best!
Thanks for watching! Yes, everyone enjoyed being part of it.
Perfect lesson. Funny and well explained.
Thank you!
Hi Im Ching from Philippines,Thank you! I really enjoy watching your videos and it made me understand Thai particles the easy way. Hopefully one day you will make a new video about Mai Mai Mai Mai because most of the time these words made me confused 🤔Thank you very much 😊🙏
Great series of videos on Thai particles (คำลงท้าย). Thanks for all the work involved.
@05:55 the lady says: ขอให้จอห์นนี่เดปป์ชอบฉันทีเถอะ ( _Please make Johnny Depp like me!_ )...GAW DAI WA ( _That will have to do_ )...
What's the last bit, written in Thai? My listening skills suck but I guessed something like "ก็ได้หว่า" .
Is that right? Is that the WA วะ/ว่ะ final particle she uses denoting unrestraint?
A very good video, very good explained especial with the examples.
As a suggestion :
Is it possible to turn down the background music a bit while the example sentences are spoken by the teachers?
It is easier to follow along the natural rhythm of spoken Thai.
Thank you much for your videos 👍
Thank you for your feedback, we'll improve our later videos 👍
what's the difference between เถอะ and สิ/ดิ ?
Thanks Bingo Another excellent lesson 👍 You said in the video if you have any questions post them in the comments so I would just like to ask how many final particles are there in the Thai language?
That's... a very difficult question to answer! It depends on how you define what a final particle is. We aim to do maybe about 13-15 episodes in this series, but there could be as many as 30 (or even more) final particles!
Thanks for your reply. Really look forward to seeing the rest of the series. I will definitely be given each of these videos a few views. 🙏
สวัสดีค่ะ Can I ask if there's a particle "ไง" . I often heard it from series. It sounds like emphasizing something. I'm not sure can you explain it? Example "นี้ไง"
Yes, it'll one of the particles we're going to cover at some point. Maybe we'll jump the queue and make that video a bit sooner than planned :)
Can you pls make a video of how to pronounce the thai tones correctly? Pls
Good idea, we might do it in the future!
it is more "pleading/prodding" than "wishing" imo