sawàtdii Krap Kruu Fah Wannii Pom ja bpai nuan aa hang yiibpon leeogo bpai baan Krap

Nice video. Keep up the good work.

Great Video 👍 You’re such a COOL teacher. Very enjoyable and fun lesson 🙏🇹🇭❤️

Khob kun kru Fah

สอนให้ฝรั่งพูดคำสุภาพดีกว่านะ

It is so damn hot in Thailand now. And Fah is beautiful!

You are very roon

Là người miền nam việt nam nhưng tôi thích thái lan, indonesia hơn việt nam, vì ở việt nam đang bị cộng sản cai trị. Ở thái lan và indonesia có đa đảng, tự do dân chủ ❤🎉😊. Chúc mừng các bạn có tự do ❤🎉🎉🎉

Your teaching methods are funny and able to memorize vocabulary automatically. Great ideas.

This is great! Hope you're still doing this next year after I finish my current exams..💯

Sawadee kha ! Waiting for more, it helps me a lot to learn Thai❤

Fah, how do I buy the video lessons? Rav from Krabi

Please make more short Videos like this one..! Your Acting 🎭 skills are pretty awesome 👏👍🙏

Brava!

Great!! Days of the week can seem difficult to remember but your song definitely helps!

Kru Fahski is very nice at teaching and dances very cutely. 😍

lol there’s some great comedy moments from the language challenge, this has definitely stuck in my head. I love how confused you looked when Adam did an equivalent of heads shoulders knees and toes in Thai 😂

Wow 😘😘 thank you na ka.

hilarious thai rapping

Awesome!

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Well done Stefano! I also took the first 20 days of the coarse. Kru Fah is a great teacher.

wow sexy teacher with a sexy voice 😊haha

I like the white board approach. Old school and more inviting to students. ❤

😍

Please clarify payment arrangements if you take the 20 day course and then choose to extend to the 100 day course. Thanks

Mangkut aroi mak

Do you have insta

Well done Stefano! You learnt more in 20 days then a lot of expats living in Thailand learn in years. Good on you for taking the step and having a much better experience in country as a result.

I love this video clip because it has a lot of interactive emotions, a lot of comedy, especially the introduction of Singha Beer. 😆

I'm also a student of the Thai Language Challenge and have just passed the 20-day Thai Survival portion of the class. I have to congratulate Stefano on his progress in his lessons. He did really well in his retention and usage of the Thai he's learned. I hope Stefano returns to continue all the way to the end, he'll be great. Now, a note to anyone who's on the fence about joining the Thai Language Challenge: I live in America and am working full-time (pre-retirement) so I can only study in small pieces throughout the day, but the way this is structured allows me the freedom to do that. Each day (Monday through Friday) a new lesson becomes available at 2:30 am Central Time U.S.. I'll watch as much as I can at that time (I work night-shift) and complete it when I get home in the morning. Before I go to bed, I'll complete the homework assignment and speak it into a WhatsApp voice message to my teacher. The teacher (I luckily have Kruu Fah) will listen and provide feedback later in the day. The class videos are terrific, the interactions and the information that goes beyond the great printable materials all go above and beyond to make you feel like you are really there. Combine all that with the Thai Language Challenge Quizlet, a separate (free) app for flash-card based study, and this is nothing but a winner in my book. I signed up for the full 100-day Challenge because I will be retiring in Thailand in 3 years and want to be respectful to the Country I've chosen to call home and integrate myself comfortably into my new surroundings. When I signed up, I was worried I may not be able to keep up with the daily lesson speed - but so far, I've had no problems at all. One more thing to note: once you've started, the tones and pronunciation get easier as you get used to using the language. Don't listen to people who say it's too difficult a language to learn, it is not. The sentence structure is very basic when compared to English and easy to learn. I hope this helps you in your decision making process. Finally, my thanks to Kruu Fah, Kruu Noey, Chris, Adam and everyone who's made this all possible! I'm looking forward to the remaining 80 lessons. Derrick W.

I think the student should learn your Thai name as part of the curriculum. Fah is okay but generic, no offense intended. Just a thought. 💭

I will practice more. I need to practice rolling my tongue like you. 555

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I missed : สีชมพู and สีน้ำตาล 😉. Anyway khru Fah, ขอบคุณมากครับ. Now I learned the difference between light and dark colours.

This was an incredible good lesson - Thank you

I like green and gray because my friends like gray and green makeup. 😁

Great idea to add อ่อน & เข้ม to distinguish between light and dark colors! ความคิดฉลาดนะครับครูฟ้า 👍

nice video

Enjoyed the first 20 classes and will be in the Kingdom starting next month so may be coming back for the rest!!! Khap khun krap Fah!!!

Condo I'm at Sukumvit rd - I UNDERSTAND this much - The rest is confusing... but does not have to be.... IF you wrote ALL the translated words UNDER the Thai words... it would make it simple. You did that for "TII" TII means AT - I explained this yesterday HOWEVER , you removed the comment. WHY - I am trying to learn and to help you make it easier for us to LEARN. No disrespect intended at all.

IF YOU WRITE THE ENGLISH WORD UNDER ALL THE THAI WORDS... I WOULD HAVE UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING EASY.

SUGGESTION.... ANYONE NEW TO THAILAND WILL BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND YOU -YOU MUST WRITE "ALL" THE AMERICAN WORDS UNDER "EACH" THAI WORD. THEN WE WILL KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. OTHERWISE WE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. YOU "ONLY" TRANSLATED / WROTE THE AMERICAN WORD UNDER TII (AT) IF YOU WRITE THE TRANSLATION UNDER "ALL" THE WORDS IT WILL MAKE IT 100 TIMES EASIER FOR PEOPLE TO LEARN. :)

You are driving on the wrong side of the road.

This was a good lesson.

Yaam Maak !! Khop Khun Maak Khap Khun Kruu Fah

Here are the colours we went over written out in English, Phonetics, and Thai Script (in that order) to make it easier for you to remember and practice: 1) yellow - sǐi lʉ̌ang - สีเหลือง 2) orange - sǐi sôm - สีส้ม 3) red - sǐi dɛɛng - สีแดง 4) green - sǐi kǐao - สีเขียว 5) navy blue - sǐi náamngən - สีน้ำเงิน 6) purple - sǐi mûang - สีม่วง 7) grey - sǐi tao - สีเทา 8) black - sǐi dam - สีดำ 9) white - sǐi kǎao - สีขาว 10) sky blue -sǐi fáa - สีฟ้า And remember... if you want to refer to a colour as 'light' or 'dark' then you can add the following words to the end of that color: 1) light - ɔ̀ɔn - อ่อน 2) dark - kêm - เข้ม Now a question for YOU... what are your three favourite colours? Answer below! When you are ready to Learn Thai the Right Way, join my next Thai Language Challenge. Learn More here: www.thailanguagechallenge.com/a/2147830747/rqmwkgGR

I speak a little Thai. They always use the meter. Never any issues 😊

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Nice video 👍