In actually ,English is the most complicated How do you pronounce these words? Love, Move , Cove eiei

I'm Thai and I'm learning Arabic. It's a whole difference level of difficulty. But Thai itself is very hard for me too.

2:37 it’s pronounce Pho-kun-ram-kam-hang

Dispise me being Thai I understand English more then thai I still don’t understand why does the racasap word is a thing Racasap word is for the king of Thailand And still I don’t understand

please, i literally gonna said english is my primary language now i can't stand Thai anymore (even tho i'm thai)

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2:33 This is how to pronounce this puo (one sylibal not p-u-o puo) low kun high ram mid kham mid hang high *mid high and low is the tone im thai and its not to hard but not ez lol*😂😂😂

Dw I’m Thai and I fail Thai soo…..

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2:30 bro butchered that pronunciation💀💀💀

maybe the bride price was given to the wife maybe "gib money i join family"

Actually there were an attempt to simplify the Thai pronunciation. It got backlash and deemed as babaric. Why get rid of all High class complications. Well even as a Thais myself, we still suffer from the language test lol

the bride price thing, some cultures from where im from still practice a tradition where family of the groom has to give very big and valuable gifts to the family of the bride. close enough to what you decribed.

Im a 17yr old thai citizen and my english spelling is better than my thai so… dw

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I’m Thai but I speak English

Thai is not that hard actually. I think why we failed Thai it’s not about the normal grammar but its because Thai literature. A lot of hard words that we don’t use it anymore in real life.

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Like how its harder than korean

As a thai i can confirm this is reliable that why i only write english on my notebook until teacher praise me up for not being too thai lol

And this ❤ it is หัวใจ

I'm understand, bro because I am in Thailand, bro

Im thai, of course i failed thai

I know you probably don’t read these comments anymore, but what sources did you use for this video I really want to learn more

0:55 EEEE-

i am thai and most of people cant read 700 year letter anyway it change a lot in time line we just have a easy letter before ww2 and change it again after ww2 anyway

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ม่ายมีอารมแบบนี้มันก็ต้องมานั่ง

ฉันโพสต์รูปภาพใหม่ลงในเพลงอ

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6:25 well...no, but not 100 wrong. It does change but some people can read it because we study old thai writing in high school. but if some thai guy never study it at all will understand what it writing? well yea, but just like.....5 percent of all of it

I am thai it is hard so dont worry 😢😢

Im from thai lol

i almost get F in thai subject

2025 👇🏼

Erm... Here, I am also a thai dude who is also the top of the class at thai language subject. So let me explain🎉 WARNING:Nerd contents 1) Thai language contains: 44 letters with 21 sounds of them due to repetition as you said, 21 vowels with 32 sounds cause they can change their form. And 4 tone markers with 5 tones cause the extra tone is when you don't put any marker on so they keep their original tone making it 5 in total, with the flat tone, down tone, falling tone, up tone and rising tonebut it will get more complicated later 2) As I said, we've got 44 letters which we divided them into three groups; high, mid and low. Which are moderate, easy and hard in order - high letters, contains the letters those have rising tone as their original tone (no marker) which means they can't make flat tone and up tone(Explaining this in low letters topic). And they also have tones that are linked to the markers(Explaning in low also lol) - mid letters, the easiest of them all. The heaven of thai elementary students😂. These letters have flat tone as their original tone which makes them the only group being able to create all the 5 tones which are all linked to their markers. -low letters, hardest of them all. We split them into 2 mini-groups; first, the low class pair and second, the low class single. *the low class pairs are letters those sounded like high letters but they will have the flat rone instead *the low class singles are the unique ones, don't sound like high letters. **so, here comes the tricky part, they don't make the sound tones linked to their markers. the down tone marker makes the falling tone instead of down. And the falling rone marker makes the up tone instead💀. So, the low letters won't be able to make the down and rising tones cause it will sound like high letters lol (I'm kinda tired, i'll come back to write more if you guys want)

its discuting how mnay people are trying to defend nazis in this commant seciton

I am thai the high and low part thingy we just kinda remember it

My dad is Thai, and a doctor. good luck guys

Be scientifically proven first.. no Color can be race

I remember in 7th grade in Thai class, all the thai students were required to take it, we had a spelling test one day, and let's just say almost all of us failed lol I remembered one of the words being ไปรษณีย์ (mail) I don't even know if that's the correct spelling Like bro, why do you have to make some simple words so complicated and needlessly convoluted

2:52 I’m from the south and I have the merger.

Now, I have a question. Is it possible to reach a native level in Thai? I natively speak English sadly.

it sounds and is absurd... jews are classified under one umbrella term with so many languages,while most people think...wait a minute...shouldnt a tribe or community/ nation accept only one one language? now thinking... no... take turks... and the turkic languages,take turkish... take hungarians some of whom consider themselves turks... yes,its possible... and if turks living in iran and russia consider themselves more turks than iranian or russian,then let them be... what i admired is,that jews were stubborn,and didnt get assimiliated while some turks did...

*NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO*

5:03 The word "slut" doesn't have any negative connotations for me (it feels neutral to me), but it has negative connotations for most other people

I think there’s a mistake in your translation. Km̥ta probably means “down”, because it reminds me of Greek κατά, and egʷet probably means he came, since all past tense verbs in your text end with “et” and that form is similar to the reconstructed ancestor of Latin verb uenio (to come).

I never would've guessed that the Proto-Indo-Europeans didn't have computers. I thought they were Pro PC gamers.

The writing system is very similar to Indian languages writing systems. We also have set of vowels whose symbols are then combined to consonants to make the sound. Find it very fascinating

Nazi is a made up word. They were the national socialist German workers party NSDAP. It's funny how you accuse them of stealing a word while using a Made up word other than what they called themselves .