Your lessons are always among a small group of the very best available that I have ever found. Thank you so much I love them and they are the most useful and digestible for me
A very good lesson as usual and thank you for all the example sentences. They help to understand the placement of the word in the sentence structure better. Thank you again.
pom yang kong tid taam doo rai kaan khong kun kru yoo krap. I'm still watching your progrmme, pro wa pom dai rian paasaa ang-krit pai duay. because I can learn English from it, too. eek yang neung, kun kru dai a-dhi-bai tae la pra-yok dai dee maak maak krap. and because you've explained each sentence very well.
Great lesson as always Kru New! Your videos reflect the best kind of language teaching: teaching words or phrases in context. The more sentences and the greater the complexity the better! I wonder if you would put on your list of future videos to make one on "way", "method" of manner" with which something is done, using words like วิธี หรือ แบบ
Kun Kru....possible for you to have another updated lesson on 'jai' usage in addition to the previous one that you have recorded....that will be helpful to expand the usage of 'jai' from previous lesson krup.
Hi New, i love your teaching but why not say Gam-lang ror for waiting? Previous i understood that verb+ing you use gam-lang, followed by the noun or whatever
gam-lang use when you want to mention continuous tense (sth is happening now) in your sentence. Not necessary to be every V ing. As sometimes you put V ing to turn Verb in to Noun. In that case you either put prefix gaan การ or kwaam ความ 😊 By the way, in this case, I use the word yòo อยู่ to describe continuous tense instead of กำลัง gam-lang as it sounds more natural to say together with ยัง yang 😊
@@thailessonsbynew Thanks for you lessons! Just discovered your channel recently and I am now trying to catch up with all your videos ... the lessons are great!!!
