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Archives for June 2013

My impression of Thai boxing

Saturday June 29, 2013 by Mod 4 Comments

I started Thai boxing aka Muay Thai (มวยไทย) training recently. It is the best sport I have tried so far. It doesn’t only give positive results the physical aspects; it also helps to gain a sense of inner strength, emotional balance, and creates a strong mind. Muay Thai is a form of hard martial art practiced in large parts of the world, including Thailand and other … [Read more...] about My impression of Thai boxing

Top 10 most Common Thai nicknames, and some weird ones

Friday June 28, 2013 by Mod 194 Comments

Sawatdee ka, I got a question from one of my YouTube viewers asking what my nickname 'Mod' means, so I post this question on my Facebook page and received a few more questions regarding nicknames. A few people would like to know the most common Thai nicknames, so I searched for it and found "Top 10 most common Thai nicknames" surveyed by the The Ministry of Culture of … [Read more...] about Top 10 most Common Thai nicknames, and some weird ones

Sunthorn Phu Day (วันสุนทรภู่)

Wednesday June 26, 2013 by Mod 3 Comments

  June 26th of every year is celebrated in Thailand as Sunthorn Phu day (วันสุทรภู่). Sunthorn Phu is Thailand’s best-known royal poet in Rattanakosin era (สมัยรัตนโกสินทร์) in the reign of King Rama II. Every Thai student has to learn his poem at school. On Sunthorn Phu day, the students take part in writing competitions and listen to his poems. I still remember … [Read more...] about Sunthorn Phu Day (วันสุนทรภู่)

VIDEO : Relationship

Sunday June 16, 2013 by Mod 26 Comments

  This lesson you will learn new words related to relationship. My brother's girlfriend is sulking, and he wants to find a way to make it up to her. Dialogue  MINK : Mod, tam yang-ngai dii à? มด ทำไงดีอ่ะ                What should I do? dtawn-níi nóng Gúk-Gài káo ngawn mâak. ตอนนี้น้องกุ๊กไก่เค้างอนมาก                Now, Kookai is sulking a lot. káo … [Read more...] about VIDEO : Relationship

VIDEO : Telling the Time

Monday June 10, 2013 by Mod 37 Comments

  For beginners, it is not complicated to tell time in Thai, take your time to go through this lesson with me. Those who are not beginners, I hope you find this lesson a good revision : )   Key expressions used the the role play: 1. นาฬิกาตาย /naa-lí-gaa dtaai/   The watch is broken. นาฬิกา /naa-lí-gaa/ means watch or clock ตาย /dtaai/ … [Read more...] about VIDEO : Telling the Time

VIDEO: Three Ultimate Guides to Speaking Like a Thai

Tuesday June 4, 2013 by Mod 9 Comments

Thai sentence structure: The structure of Thai statements is like English: Subject + verb + Object I want to go to Phuket. ผมอยากไปภูเก็ต /pŏm yàak bpai Phuket/   To form negative statement, the word ไม่ /mâi/ is used to negate the verb James doesn’t like to watch T.V. เจมส์ไม่ชอบดูทีวี /James mâi châwp duu tii-wii/   Noun phrase: The … [Read more...] about VIDEO: Three Ultimate Guides to Speaking Like a Thai

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