What a great lesson :) A lot of coverage with just this one word. I think you already do this but please try to use the words you teach in sample sentences in future lessons. So for example if you teach us a new word next week you can incorporate "by chance" into the example sentence. This is the best way to remember the past vocabulary. Have a good day :)
Question regarding "I ran into your uncle at the mall yesterday." Why is it "tee haang" and not "nai haang"? I am having trouble grasping when to use tee instead of nai (and vice versa). Thanks in advance!
Actually, in this case even you say nai, it's not wrong. In that case you emphasize that 'IN' so inside a place. When I said têe then it emphasizes on 'AT' the place. 😊 So in general if something is physically inside something you can say nai
In term of meaning, they are similar. But how you use them would be different. บังเอิญ + Verb S+V+OBJ... โดยบังเอิญ 😊 ผมบังเอิญเจอเจน ผมเจอเจนโดยบังเอิญ
