Dialogue from the video:
Mod: เชิญค่ะ chern kâ (Please come in.)
Pear: ใส่ชุดสีเดียวกัน sài chút sǐi diao-gan (We’re wearing the same color dress.)
Mod & Pear: ใจตรงกัน jai dtrong gan (We are of the same mind.)
Pear: ชั้นมีอะไรมาอวด chán mii à-rai maa ùat (I have something to show you.)
Mod: ชั้นก็มีอะไรจะอวด chán gâw mii à-rai jà ùat (I also have something to show you.)
Mod: เหมือนกันเลยอ่ะ mŭean-gan leoi à (Exactly the same!)
Mod & Pear: ใจตรงกัน jai dtrong gan (We are of the same mind.)
VOCABULARY:
สี sǐi = color
เดียวกัน diao-gan = identical, alike
อะไร à-rai = something
อวด ùat = to show off
เหมือนกัน mŭean-gan = same
Hope you find this lesson useful and learn something new. We will really appreciate your like and share. kop kun ka 🙂
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haitran says
Thank you mod, it very useful, please post more videos
Mod says
Thank you for watching my videos. I will post more videos absolutely. Please stay tuned. 🙂
Klaus Maks says
Verrx nice, I like your lessions! Step by step I get closer to Thai language but for me its difficult in pronounceing. As I am staying 4 times a year in HH I am sure that this will be working out in the future…also with your help! Thanks
Martin says
Thank you for your lesson – very useful.:-)
Douglas says
Dear Mod
I just found your site for the first time a few days ago. What a great service for those of us who are trying to learn the Thai language. You do a wonderful job at teaching in a clear and practical way. Thank you so much. Please keep it up because learning Thai is a lot of fun and you are very cute to watch.
Kunga says
Most say “it’s mean” when they try to explan something. May be it’s difficult for them to say “it means”…..but yup, wonderful to watch your videos as usual.!
Mod says
I am sorry for my bad English. Sometimes my tongue twists and say things wrong. Thank you for watching.
ขวัญ says
Thank you
Nicolas B says
Hi girls, just a small remark on a mistake I heard, and I hear all the time : “it’s mean” > “it means” is the correct form. Otherwise very good work, congrats. It gives me the idea to do the same video clips for my language.
John Black says
Another useful lesson Khun Mod
Mod says
Thank you for watching kun John. I’m happy to hear that you find our lessons useful. 🙂