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I am an American and grew up in Thailand. I was fluent in Thai as a child and find I am still fluent, although I have no one to talk Thai to. So, I come to your channel to hear Thai spoken again! Thank you, na kha!😊

Your teaching style shows an understanding of the both the specific cultural and general difficulties farang face when learning the fascinating Thai language, you show passion and it makes your lessons so valuable ❤ Aussie travelling in Thailand btw 😊

I am learning so much now with your channel, before i just knew basics, but adding the small particles makes a big difference. Thank you for this.

I'm always watching your videos to learn thai, your teaching skills are so much easier than other. Im new here i've been watching your videos for 2weeks now and i'm excited to learn. From Philippines btw.

You are a wonderful teacher,!!!

thank you great lesson

this is amazingly put together

You are a great teacher, thank you na ka 🙏🏻😊

Thanks for new words and made me understand

Thanks a lot for your really very good lesson,it was very useful for me!!!

Thanks for your teaching really i.m starting to catch this new language!!!

Very good

Ukraine, I'm watching you from Ukraine. Love your lessons! Thank you!!!!

Very good lesson 🙏☺️

Best teaching.,

Thank you for sharing all your video.. i am learning a lot

Thanks khun kru Smuk. I'm learning your fantastic lesson from Singapore.

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I m from srilanka. I like the way you teach kruu smuk. Keep it up. Great job kruu. 💯🙏😊

Great lesson! I come from Germany ☺️

Very useful… thank you khun Smook

You are the best kru. I am progressing fast thanks to you. Thank you for what you do

Thank you for your well put together lesson and enthusiam. I live in Canada.

I'm really impressed

The classes are so good

Very useful video ! Watching from France🇫🇷

Omg you explain this so well!! I learned these words on another website but didn’t know how to use them properly. Thank you so much!!!

Great 🤗

U r good at teaching 😊. Thank u for simple sentences & examples 😊

Watching from North Carolina. 🇺🇲

keep it up great job

Wonderful lessons kob Kun I watch from Cambodia 🇰🇭

Good morning,watching you from Perak,Malaysia.thank

love your teaching from Cambodia I'm not a beginner but I want to learn writing, please recommend your course ❤️

ขอบคุณค่ะครู,,, ฉันชอบนี่ video,,,

Brazil Here!!!!

Watching from UK! This is a great video that breaks down the particles! Currently I am making good use of Ling and Pocket Thai Master apps to fully grasp the Thai language. They're fantastic language learning apps and perfect for anyone looking to master a new language at their own pace.

Watching from USA

Am watching from Bedford, Texas USA

Watching from Sacramento, CA

Thank you for sharing Thai language...I like to watch lakorn drama..I'm a Thai fans...

Watching from the Philippines

Thank you, Germany, Europe😊

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Im from philipines.. im 11 years old i want to know how to speak thai. thank you for teaching

Watching from India

Hi, I'm from Singapore.

sawadhi dii kha. chan jaak bpraat thet Singapore.

OMG kru, I just found this video, it turns out you're from Chancheungsao, I have ever life there. REALLY NICE PLACE, WANNA GO THERE AGAIN

I am learning thai now , because there is a thai girl I really like, and I want to speak to her in thai eventually

wonderful lesson

From Canada just found your site want learn speak thai

i am from indonesia , love thai

thanks Kru Smuk 👍 Re-watch. "Na" is only used w/statement but never a question...but "na" can also be used w/ a request: "bpai duu nang gap chan na" - (you want) go watch a movie with me...bit confusing because this sounds/seems very close to a question(?)...So "na" can be used w/ a "request" - not a question, because a "request" is less direct, more of a polite plea/ ข้ออ้างคำร้องขอ ?

Watching from Singapore. Sawatdee krrrrrap🤭

From San Francisco naa krob!

Similar to Malaysian way of speaking especially in the northern states.

North Carolina ❤

I don't have much time to take classes. But I want to take your notes for self study. Can I buy just your notes please.

From India 🇮🇳 madam

Indonesian Chinese...stay in chonburi

This deserves way more likes and views. Thanks for the help

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Scotland

Boston

Philippines here

Brasil

Myanmar here

be super careful when using "ua" วะ (so just don't use it!), you can mess things up really easily and your way out of the mess will be a tough one!

I have a question, when we spell a verb eg kin Khaaw or gin khaaw.. ?

สวัสดีคะ I can also hear/ read some sentences using "wa" inside the sentence. I mean not at the end of the sentence. Like : I think that... ( Chãn kid wa...) Something like this. I also want to ask about the "loei" particle. I really cant get over with that "loei". 😂 I hear it always. ขอบคุณคะ

Hi is this group still active? If yes, how to join please

Watching from Nepal . your English pronunciation no have Thai tone and that is the part I like

Nepal

myanmar

Very useful ... Kharap khun khrab

Sawat di Kap Jack Budapest, Hungary

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India

How do you ask 'do you teachThai' and 'would you teach me Thai'?

great video Smuk but you didn't explain เลย :)

Wait, na is used to be a negative sentence and also to be cute request?

Sa wa dee Krup Kun Kruu, just wondering if I could still join the exclusive FB group. I hoping to learn Thai. Kabkhun mak hap

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and the aaaa means ?

ผมคนนักเรียนมาจะมาเลเซีย

What difference does 'yuu' added to the sentence as in 'Khun tham a-rai yuu kha' make (@7.19)? It seems to make sense to me without the addition of 'yuu'.

Hi Kru smuk, May I know what is yuu . I only know it to tell location in your other video...

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These particles can be easier for Asians to understand. Especially being a Singaporean... this is very much reflective of how we talk here ahahahaha

Hey Kru Smuk , what happened to "Loey”?

I'd really like to hear the Thai spoken by a male adult voice sometimes.

Kru Smok, Could you give a more nuanced description of what you mean by 'politeness' when using 'kha' and 'khrab'? Why I ask... I've been traveling back and v forth between US and Thailand for over 2 years now trying to learn Thai here and there. I've gotten what I imagine to be a fair decent intuition about when to use 'khrab' but still don't get what it really conveys When bilingual Thai refer to its use as 'politeness' it doesn't vibe with what is actually meant by 'politeness' in English. To native English speakers, politeness is a formality to keep things calm that inevitably creates a barrier to emotional intimacy. I've had Thai women say to me 'chan rak khun kha', often after I initially said 'phom rak khun'. A native English speaker would NEVER even think about trying to modify a phrase like 'I love you' to make it 'polite', as the formality of being 'polite' is actually contradictory to such a raw emotional declaration. So please do clarify what Thai specifically mean when they use the English word 'polite'. Thanks!

Do women use the pronoun "chan" in daily conversation or do they leave it our or use their names instead kha?

Pakkret

So would you use Noi when asking your girlfriends parents for her hand in marriage? Lol

Miss ..you tired your self and waste your time to learn us this is ka krap i want tell you i traveld to Thailand no any one use it in normal life you can hear it on TV news or from cashier girls at Tesco Lotus ..

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