I can tell you are really expert with Thai grammar of sound. Wooooow, I bet you know this kind of thing more than half of Thai people in the country for real 5555+, and you sound so good when you speak Thai. For those who have watched this video, as a Thai person I can say David is a great Thai teacher. He knows everything about Thai sounds correctly, and his pronunciation hits the right tones and is really clear and. I'm so impressed.
dave voetberg you are a very good teacher. I wish it was easier to find your lessons. I have to dig out the gold burried in your channel. I'm not being picky though. I appreciate the time you took to make these.
I am just practicing my way through the tone rules and one thing I noticed in your videos is whenever you do the long mid tone, your voice is slightly dropping in the end. I always try very hard to keep the mid tone until the very end because I thought that that’s important and now I‘m a bit confused 🙈 When having real life conversations, is it more common to drop down a little at the end of a mid tone syllable? Cause it would definitely make things a lot easier because it feels more natural
how to know if a consonant belongs to previous syllable (and makes a stop or is a sonorant) OR is it an initial consonant of the next syllable? btw thank you for your videos!
I can tell you are really expert with Thai grammar of sound. Wooooow, I bet you know this kind of thing more than half of Thai people in the country for real 5555+, and you sound so good when you speak Thai.
For those who have watched this video, as a Thai person I can say David is a great Thai teacher. He knows everything about Thai sounds correctly, and his pronunciation hits the right tones and is really clear and. I'm so impressed.
Benz K. Thanks so much. I appreciate the comment.
I'm learning thai and all of your videos pertaining to the thai language are really helpful- thank you so much for uploading.
alia Thanks Alia. I'm glad they're helpful!
Good approach..this is the place to atart I can see.
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I lost hope in learning it because its so hard but you keep giving me hope with ur explanations
Awesome! Thanks.
Wow your pronunciation is so spot on
Thanks. :)
Thank you very much and yay the alephbet! greeting from Israel
You're welcome. Yes, my daughter & I have learned the alephbet together many times :)
@@davevoetberg Both languages are so fun, I'm learning thai as my co worker learns hebrew, I hope I'm not too difficult to understand haha
I like your videos.. Keep them coming!
A Water Please Thanks. Will try :)
Thank you, sir. I'm waiting for the next part please 🙏
유니타 You're welcome.
Yeah, these are really good.
Thanks. Glad they're helpful.
Thanks For Teaching Us Sir And For Being A Instruments So We Can Learn Thai Language and GOD BLESS TO YOUR LIFE AND TO YOUR FAMILY AS WELL
Emmanuelle Aceberos Thank you Emmanuelle. I'm glad to help! May The Lord bless you.
Emmanuelle Aceberos Thank you Emmanuelle. I'm glad to help! May The Lord bless you.
Great teaching. I need more lessons! 😍
JI YOUNG YOU Thank you. Hopefully another one coming soon.
dave voetberg you are a very good teacher. I wish it was easier to find your lessons. I have to dig out the gold burried in your channel. I'm not being picky though. I appreciate the time you took to make these.
Iloved your videos so muuuuch
chaymae bouabid You're welcome.
I am just practicing my way through the tone rules and one thing I noticed in your videos is whenever you do the long mid tone, your voice is slightly dropping in the end. I always try very hard to keep the mid tone until the very end because I thought that that’s important and now I‘m a bit confused 🙈 When having real life conversations, is it more common to drop down a little at the end of a mid tone syllable? Cause it would definitely make things a lot easier because it feels more natural
Thank you so much for your videos!! You’re a great teacher!
jred 91 Thank you. Glad to help.
how to know if a consonant belongs to previous syllable (and makes a stop or is a sonorant) OR is it an initial consonant of the next syllable?
btw thank you for your videos!
Pavlin Mavlin Great question. Once we get on to the reading practice videos I'll try and talk about that issue.
middle class consanants 0:37