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15 Advanced Phrases For Thai Confident Conversation

Thursday September 22, 2022 by Mod 2 Comments

This video is perfect for intermediate to advanced English learners who want to improve their skills in Thai conversations. I'm teaching you 15 advanced Thai phrases so you feel confident speaking in Thai conversations!  So I hope you're ready. Let's get into it! What to say when you understand, but you need to double-check.           … [Read more...] about 15 Advanced Phrases For Thai Confident Conversation

Thai Grammar Quiz!

Thursday September 8, 2022 by Mod 6 Comments

Try this grammar quiz to test your understanding of Thai language. The test consists of 10 short multiple-choice questions about Thai Grammar. 1.I want to drink beer. A.ผมอยากดื่มเบียร์    /pǒm yàak dùem bia/ B.ผมเอาดื่มเบียร์     /pǒm ao dùem bia/ 2.I would like to have Pad Thai. A.ผมเอาผัดไทย     /pǒm ao pàd-tai/ B.ผมอยากผัดไทย     /pǒm yàak pàd-tai/ 3.She … [Read more...] about Thai Grammar Quiz!

VIDEO: Formal Thai VS Informal Thai

Tuesday August 9, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

In this mini Thai lesson I show you differences between formal and informal ways to say five different phrases that are used in daily life. Thailand has a deeply entrenched, hierarchical society. It also shows in the language, you need to choose an appropriate way to express yourself in different situations. If you are familiar with Thai language, even the pronouns Thai … [Read more...] about VIDEO: Formal Thai VS Informal Thai

VIDEO: Making Requests in Thai

Saturday July 23, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

ASKING TO DO SOMETHING YOURSELF: ขอ + do something + ได้มั้ย /kǎw + do something + dâai mái/ Can I ? / May I?   Examples: ผมขอยืมโทรศัพท์ได้มั้ย /pǒm kǎw yueem too- rá -sàb dâai mái/ Can I borrow you phone? (Male speaker)   ชั้นขอยืมโทรศัพท์ได้มั้ย /chán kǎw yueem toe-ra-sàb dâai mái/ Can I borrow you phone? (Female … [Read more...] about VIDEO: Making Requests in Thai

Reading Thai for Beginners : Lesson 5 – Low Class Consonants (Group 2 : Paired)

Wednesday July 6, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

HOW TO START READING THAI: There are 44 letters in Thai language, and they are categorised into 3 classes; [1] Middle class consonants – อักษรกลาง /àk –sŏrn glaang/ (9 letters) [2] High class consonants – อักษรสูง /àk –sŏrn sŭung/ (11 letters) [3] Low class consonants – อักษรต่ำ /àk –sŏrn dtàm/ (24 letters)   There are 24 letters in the Low Class … [Read more...] about Reading Thai for Beginners : Lesson 5 – Low Class Consonants (Group 2 : Paired)

Reading Thai for Beginners : Lesson 4 – Low Class Consonants (Group 1 : Unpaired)

Wednesday July 6, 2022 by Mod 1 Comment

  HOW TO START READING THAI: There are 44 letters in Thai language, and they are categorised into 3 classes; [1] Middle class consonants - อักษรกลาง /àk –sŏrn glaang/ (9 letters) [2] High class consonants - อักษรสูง /àk –sŏrn sŭung/ (11 letters) [3] Low class consonants - อักษรต่ำ /àk –sŏrn dtàm/ (24 letters) There are 24 letters in the Low Class … [Read more...] about Reading Thai for Beginners : Lesson 4 – Low Class Consonants (Group 1 : Unpaired)

Confusing Thai Grammar Rules : Didn’t VS Can’t

Tuesday July 5, 2022 by Mod 2 Comments

There are two uses of the word "ไม่ได้ mâi dâai" which could be confusing for some students. Let's clarify this grammar rule today.   Rule number 1: Verb + ไม่ได้ mâi dâai = Can not do something.   Rule number 2: ไม่ได้ mâi dâai + verb = Didn't do something   Examples: Can not do something ชั้นพูดภาษาไทยไม่ได้ /chán pûut paa-sǎa Thai mâi … [Read more...] about Confusing Thai Grammar Rules : Didn’t VS Can’t

10 BASIC THAI ADJECTIVES You Need to Know!

Wednesday June 29, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

In this lesson, teacher Pear is teaching you 10 basic Thai adjectives that help you expand your vocabulary, improve your pronunciation and express yourself in everyday life! You will learn these useful Thai words and pronounce them accurately too! 1.ดี /dii/ - good,nice วันนี้อากาศดี /wan-níi aa-gàad dii/ Today the weather is good. เค้าเป็นคนดี káo bpen kon … [Read more...] about 10 BASIC THAI ADJECTIVES You Need to Know!

Thai Phrase You Always Say Wrong‼️

Tuesday June 14, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

💥 A Common Confusion‼️ ทำ /tam/ or  ทำให้ /tam hâi/ both words translates “make”. Even some advanced students make this mistake sometimes. Let’s clarify the confusion and speak Thai correctly today!😄 Take your Thai skills to the next level: We offer online group classes for all levels. Our group classes focus on improving your conversational skills. There is no reading … [Read more...] about Thai Phrase You Always Say Wrong‼️

Confusing Thai Grammar Rules

Monday June 6, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

Grammar can be confusing at times. This Thai grammar rule often confuse Thai language learners even advanced students. Let's clarify the confusion once and for all. :)   Take your Thai skills to the next level: We offer online group classes for all levels. Our group classes focus on improving your conversational skills. There is no reading and writing Thai … [Read more...] about Confusing Thai Grammar Rules

Thai Phrase of the Day!

Wednesday June 1, 2022 by Mod 1 Comment

Discover a new phrase to use in your Thai! These are special phrases and sayings that Thai speakers use all the time, but you don't often see these phrases in Thai course books or other study material. 𝐓𝐚𝐥𝐤 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐢 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐚 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐢! 🤓🚀 Online Group Speaking Courses 📚🤓🚀 Explore our online group classes click here Contact us: 𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐢𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐦𝐨𝐝@𝐠𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐥.𝐜𝐨𝐦 … [Read more...] about Thai Phrase of the Day!

How to Start Reading Thai : Lesson 3 – High Class Consonants

Thursday May 26, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

There are 44 letters in Thai language, and they are categorised into 3 classes; [1] Middle class consonants - อักษรกลาง /àk –sŏrn glaang/ [2] High class consonants - อักษรสูง /àk –sŏrn sŭung/ [3] Low class consonants - อักษรต่ำ /àk –sŏrn dtàm/ อักษร /àk –sŏrn/ means letter กลาง /glaang/ means middle สูง /sŭung/ means high, tall ต่ำ /dtàm/ means low In this … [Read more...] about How to Start Reading Thai : Lesson 3 – High Class Consonants

Thai for Intermediate Learners

Friday May 20, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

This post shows a collection of 10 video lessons that are most useful for intermediate learners. You will find Intermediate grammar lessons such as the usage of ก็/gâw , ที่ /tîi/ , ไว้ /wái/ and some videos for practicing your listening skills. Just click on a link and improve your Thai! 5 Words That Make People Think You’re Fluent The Most Important Thai Word "ก็ … [Read more...] about Thai for Intermediate Learners

THAI FOR BEGINNERS – Taking a Taxi

Monday May 16, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

You are in Bangkok, what would you say when you are in a taxi? Here are eight basic Thai phrases for taking a taxi. 1.Do you use the meter? ใช้มิเตอร์ไหม /chái mí-dtêr mái/   2.Can you use the meter? ใช้มิเตอร์ได้ไหม /chái mí-dtêr dâai-mái/   3. Do you use express way/toll way? ใช้ทางด่วนไหม /chái taang-dùan mái/   Please park here จอดตรงนี้ … [Read more...] about THAI FOR BEGINNERS – Taking a Taxi

ADVANCED THAI – 5 Words That Make People Think You’re Fluent

Friday April 29, 2022 by Mod 2 Comments

Today I’ve got a slightly longer video lesson for you, I’m going to teach you FIVE advanced verbs that are going to make you sound like a native Thai speaker and they are going to dramatically increase your Thai vocabulary. There are also an exercise at the end of the lesson so remember to check them out. :) ติด /dtìt/ Basic meanings: ติด/dtìt/ has several meanings … [Read more...] about ADVANCED THAI – 5 Words That Make People Think You’re Fluent

Answer questions about yourself in THAI with EASE!

Monday April 18, 2022 by Mod 2 Comments

Do you hesitate or feel a little awkward when you get asked about yourself? Do you wonder if your answers sounds natural and accurate? This lesson will help you understand 10 common questions Thai people often ask foreigners and answer those questions in Thai.   What is your name? คุณชื่ออะไร /kun chûe à-rai/ For male Speakers: ผมชื่อเจมส์ครับ /pŏm chûe James … [Read more...] about Answer questions about yourself in THAI with EASE!

Traditional Thai New Year | Songkran Festival

Monday April 11, 2022 by Mod 4 Comments

Songkran (Thai: สงกรานต์) is a traditional Thai New Year festival where people enjoy themselves by throwing water at each other. In Sanskrit, the word Songkran means ‘to pass’ or ‘move into’ and indicates the passing of the sun, moon and other planets into a new zodiac orbit. Songkran is celebrated on April 13th every year. If you are in Thailand, you would find yourself … [Read more...] about Traditional Thai New Year | Songkran Festival

Thai Useful Phrases to Use at a 7-Eleven

Tuesday March 29, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

In Thailand, there are 12,225 7-Elven stores. Thai people love shopping in this convenience store from readymade meals to novelty snacks, holy grail beauty products to organic products. You will find 7-Elven so convenient! So we would like to teach you some phrases you will definitely hear when you buy things at a 7-Elven store. สวัสดีครับ เชิญครับ /sà-wàt-dii kráp, … [Read more...] about Thai Useful Phrases to Use at a 7-Eleven

VIDEO: 10 Opposite Words in Thai

Tuesday March 22, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

Hot – Cold Hot - ร้อน /ráwn/ Cold - หนาว / năao/ ประเทศไทยร้อนมาก /bprà-têet tai ráwn mâak/ Thailand is very hot. ประเทศคุณหนาวไหม / bprà-têet kun năao mái/ Is it cold in your country? Tall – Short Tall – สูง / sŭung/ Short -  เตี้ย /dtîa/ คุณสูงเท่าไหร่ /kun sŭung tâo-rài/ How tall are you? ต้นไม้ต้นนี้เตี้ยมาก/dtôn-máai dtôn níi dtîa mâak/ This tree … [Read more...] about VIDEO: 10 Opposite Words in Thai

VIDEO: 10 Phrases to Sound Like a Thai IMMEDIATELY!

Monday March 7, 2022 by Mod Leave a Comment

You already speak some Thai and want to impress the native speakers with your knowledge? We have created this list of everyday words and expressions that will finally help you achieve native-level fluency in your conversational Thai. ประมาณนี้ /bprà-maan níi/ - “Something like this”    Example: อยากได้ชุดประมาณนี้ /yàak dâai chút bprà-maan níi/ I would … [Read more...] about VIDEO: 10 Phrases to Sound Like a Thai IMMEDIATELY!

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