10 Must-Know Particles for Thai Learners

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@ThaiPod101 Год назад

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@midnightwarrior641 2 года назад

Very useful. Thanks very much! I've been looking for a good list of Thai language prepositions and here I found it!

@kazisham 5 лет назад

Nicely explained. Loved it.

@mikaelsanjuan2458 4 года назад

Thankyou! This is very useful!

@neripahayupan172 4 года назад

Always visit your videos! Very helpful for me. Thank youuuu

@williamfeders8073 4 года назад

Really useful words thanks

@zmkburma 4 года назад

Thank you Jay....Thank you for teaching...

@VictorPavia 2 года назад

Fantastic! Thank you!

@angeloladimo428 5 лет назад

ขอบคุณมากสำหรับอันนี้นะ😊

@lukejones8233 2 года назад

Very cool which I had those lessons years ago !

@epix38 4 года назад

ขอบคุณครัป Jay? Very usefull particule words... I would like more !

@szern9356 3 года назад

very good tutorial.. i have been improved thank to teach Jay

@Wearenick 5 лет назад

ขอบคุณนะครับ

@rimchansomalen1388 5 лет назад

ขอบคุณนะค่ะ❤

@mauramendes7722 Год назад

很好的课

@robby837 4 года назад

very useful. thx

@namesurname7332 Месяц назад

I love it ❤

@TheFullmoon22 5 лет назад

I always click like before watching. The video content is always amazing. Thanks 😊

@chandramanishrestha1587 4 года назад

Very nice .... khap khun khrap

@jonysoares150 4 года назад

ผมรักคุณ Jay. ขอบ คุณ ผมรักภาษาไทย ( Phom rạk p̣a-sa thai) 🇹🇭 From Brazil here. 🇧🇷

@wintunthit3142 5 лет назад

Thankyou

@kristofferantonio2699 5 лет назад

Upload more videos about that! i want to learn more

@Litvinvan 5 лет назад

Super!!!!! Very GREAT lesson!!!! ขอบคุณมากๆๆครับ🙏🙏🙏

@narendralede4505 4 года назад

I like this lesson 👌 I want more words to learn

@shinedg168 5 лет назад

Awesome

@ChrisBird1 3 года назад

Brilliant

@bangkokadventures298 5 лет назад

Excellent! I'm actually going to school for Thai language here in Bangkok. These videos are a great supplement 😊

@ihadadream7508 2 года назад

Good luck 👍 Joy 😊 😃 😄 ☺ 😂

@user-vm7ny8xn2q 5 лет назад

konnichiwa jay!

@user-nc1dg9cr5w 3 года назад

Kon nichiwa 🙋‍♀️🙏

@ThwayYarLwin997 5 месяцев назад

how should I place ไว้

@MrSfein1 2 года назад

I really need videos like this about Southern Thai, because I learned Thai in Bangkok and now I live in the sticks of Songkhla and I can't understand my inlaws...any tips appreciated.

@sivaree2226 4 года назад

Wow wow wow

@obato76 5 лет назад

Would have been good if you'd added that ที่ can also be used for "that". E.g. "the girl that I like" = "สาวที่ผมชอบ"

@user-yo9vp6xs9z 3 года назад

Like!

@erielchavez9752 4 года назад

Hi I have a question. I've been watching a lot of your tutorials, but this time I noticed you spelled ฉัน to ชั้น... What's the difference between these two?. I hope you can help me out here.

@nontawatmayi9368 4 года назад

In her context, ชั้น means I as in English. It’s written in accordance with her pronunciation as well as it is spoken language. [in Thailand, most people say ชั้น instead of ฉัน as it is easier for us to say it. However, ชั้น (as a pronoun) is informal when it comes to writing, so you will not find it in official letters, newspaper, etc. ชั้น also has another meaning as it can also means class or floor. For example, ชั้น 2 means 2nd floor. Therefore, it depends on the contexts whether it means I or floor. No worry, you will get a hang of it once you learn more Thai 😊

@sunshaken 2 года назад

@@nontawatmayi9368 Wow you know good English and Thai! Thanks for the explanation btw.

@luongvanvui9846 2 года назад

@@nontawatmayi9368 Thank you for your explaination. Its very useful for beginers like me.

@adamh5153 4 года назад

สําหรับ for.

@andronac62 5 лет назад

ภาษาญี่ปุ่นของคุณครูน่ารักมาก☺️

@LESANEJUNIOR Месяц назад

what r u saying❓❓❓❓

@robertcrowther5234 5 лет назад

She is so cute

@gandlapoojitha3210 3 года назад

khapunka...khun naa rak p'jay

@cheeloon7316 4 года назад

For all words referring to me (chan), do we change it to “phom” for guys?

@epix38 4 года назад

+1. Have the same question... I'm not really sure, as a male, if I should say "phom" rather than "chan". It seems that "phom" is very restricted to male. But "chan" could be use by both male and female in non-formal language. But I would expect a thai-native confirmation.

@jesusmanrique5246 4 года назад

@@epix38 As far as I've learned about it, "phom" is used exclusively by males. "chan" is essentially for females, but it can be used by males under very specific circumstances, for example, if you're referring yourself to your loved one (or even your best friend). It brings a sense of "cuteness" when you talk to someone you have close relationship with.