ขอบคุณครับ🙏🏻 Putting the word in context like sentence examples really helps us to learn how to use them. If I asked for any suggestion it would be writing the words in ภาษาไทย as well, otherwise for learners like me will have to figure out it by ourselves, and still can't be 100% sure if we get it right.
Good job! Just found your channel! And subscribed! Please let me suggest including Thai writing, sometimes, along with mentioning tone rules (sometimes) so that I'll get used to using those rules more (as I read Thai)! Even though I already know some tone rules, applying those rules while reading a word in Thai doesn't always happen automatically for me yet!. So Please help me get used to applying the tone rules as I read (and speak) along with your videos. I used the word "sometimes" here, because just the sound of Thai words is also good (as in this video) for listening and comprehension. Keep it easy to listen to... like in this video! Don't drive yourself crazy trying to include everything, such as Thai writing, all the time! Just include some Thai writing and applicable tone rules, occasionally, where you think it would be good, khap! 😄
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Well done this is a lot better, Kop Khun Krap, Junge Dame (young lady in German)
Great lesson Khun Fah, can you put the English meaning next to the Thai words so its bit easier to remember. Khub Khun Krap.
+1
Yes I will kâ 😊
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Putting the word in context like sentence examples really helps us to learn how to use them.
If I asked for any suggestion it would be writing the words in ภาษาไทย as well, otherwise for learners like me will have to figure out it by ourselves, and still can't be 100% sure if we get it right.
Absolutely! I'd love to do it in the future. thank you for your suggestion náká
Good job! Just found your channel! And subscribed! Please let me suggest including Thai writing, sometimes, along with mentioning tone rules (sometimes) so that I'll get used to using those rules more (as I read Thai)! Even though I already know some tone rules, applying those rules while reading a word in Thai doesn't always happen automatically for me yet!. So Please help me get used to applying the tone rules as I read (and speak) along with your videos. I used the word "sometimes" here, because just the sound of Thai words is also good (as in this video) for listening and comprehension. Keep it easy to listen to... like in this video! Don't drive yourself crazy trying to include everything, such as Thai writing, all the time! Just include some Thai writing and applicable tone rules, occasionally, where you think it would be good, khap! 😄
Good job ka Kru Fah ❤
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