10 Most Popular Thai Slang of the Year!

[@Pfsif]

My left ear learned Thai, my right ear was sad.

[@aharonhillel8553]

Love the clothing in this session. Notice they wear inverse colors: Red-black and black-red. The necklaces are also inverse colors. Nice.

[@CrackheadBeaver]

Good eye. I only watched their eyes.

[@wtr7]

Number 9 applies to both of you. I like how you provide a fun way in presenting your leasons.

[@benjamincefkin2012]

Thank you so much Kru Mod! I love your videos! I think this video is a great example of how foreign words get adopted into Thai vocabulary, which is by no means a modern trend. Besides English, there are words in the Thai language from Japanese, Portuguese, French, Khmer, Mon, Chinese, and Malay (to name a few). Some haters might say that Thai people are culture stealers, but I prefer to view it as an example of the openness of Thai culture and the willingness of Thai people to adapt foreign concepts that they like into their daily lives!

[@naughtynightlifeasia857]

Wow - matching outfits are on fire 🔥 ❤

[@Hafenloewe]

Your videos help me not to lose the joy while learning the thai language.

[@Marcin_pl]

Nice contrasting outfits girls :)

[@scarface4951]

fin is spanish and they use it as like you said at the end of a movie,i think italians use fin too.in. usa they use the end.

[@klasw5907]

Great one! Thanks :)

[@gerdschwarz8806]

You both are the best Thai teachers i know here .Learn a lot from you--THX Sabadi Kap

[@zendragondrew]

Thanks for this lesson, if I can start using some of these slang words when talking to my Thai friends maybe they'll think I'm very cool :) Also that's a really nice living room, especially the couch.

[@comkaosstime]

great video thank you you look like you're having fun doing it.

[@danijelsoldic3506]

Thanks , this is very helpful

[@JhondelMharkMaganda-bg6kr]

Teacher Mod and Teacher Pear thank you for free lessons. I really appreciate your lessons. More power!

[@dewengteacher8443]

Your English is very good, both of you, and you're pretty, too. Well done.

[@bradwillis2274]

Yes ,i think the best of Thai language courses ,thank you Mod and Pair,both very beautiful..

[@setthasukwiboonkham]

ทำดีมากเลยครับ จะติดตามต่อไป

[@peterlukaszewski]

Given the way you use it in Thai, "fin" is more likely to derive from the English "fine" rather than "finale".

[@Bablu-ro9cl]

miss you very much...

[@chjp268hn]

thankssss very useful 55555

[@thelandofsmiles3244]

very nice and useful words thank you

[@howabunga]

ครูมด I always thought ฟิน was derived from endorphin, the chemicals your brain releases that make you feel good. I guess it's difficult to know where a word originates sometimes.

[@sumkimsoen8933]

Hello Teachers . I thank you so much your good lesson . I would like your channel .

[@acheilyc]

555 super useful video, thanks both kruu

[@Hafenloewe]

Please tell me, is the "555" a thai thing to show appreciation for something? I have seen it under so many videos with thai content.

[@kenwiseman4351]

Hafenloewe in Thai 5 ห้า ha, so 555 = hahaha = laughing/funny

[@Hafenloewe]

Ken Wiseman that's clever. thanks!

[@dennisedwards7401]

Beautiful ladies. I cannot concentrate. 😍

[@3jhoward]

Another good lesson and thank you, Mod! Honestly, I just watch you cause you're so mesmerizingly beautiful lol ;)

[@yor37]

Mod, this may be one of the 'dudes' I mentioned in my comment. So it looks like it may be working for you. hee hee hee. ( that would be an English hee hee )

[@3jhoward]

First time I've ever commented on any of her vids, anonymous troll. hehe

[@neilsecor4916]

Mai pben ari, bok hum noi.

[@chilibeast]

Hi mod My channel now has 13,000 subscribers!! I've been watching your channel for five years. My wife is Thai from Pidget. Thanks Mod

[@eileenstacie]

How do you say totally cool, super cool?

[@jienn83]

5555 the last one is interesting !!!

[@anthonycarney7849]

You both must know how to thia dance I am looking at you’re hands you are very butiful teachers I would not miss one day if I was in yore class ha ha

[@TrueDaturaMindNz]

i love thai girl omg :D

[@Evgeniy9712]

Khob kun mak na Krub kru Mod and kru Pear! I love learning Thai slang.

[@daijibum5317]

Hope this will helping you all 1. Fin 0:49 2. In 1:43 3. Noi 2:28 4. Ngarb 3:49 5. Chiu 5:07 6. Yer 6:10 7. Mao- moi 7:29 8. Plia 8:18 9. Uai 9:04 10. Maen 9:48

[@lorettacollins4788]

In 2021 are these slang words still popular and in use?

[@djgarvin1984]

I don't like the last slang word... It implies that a gay man can't also be a gentleman. But, I understand that you're just giving us the information. Thanks so much for making videos for us learning Thai. I have found your videos to be immensely helpful. :-)

[@briansounalath]

Like two sexy valentine vampires

[@runawaycamel]

ขอบคุณมากครับ เคยได้ยินคำว่า อิน งงเลย หาความหมายไม่ได้เจอ เป็นบังเอิญนะครับที่ได้เจอthaiwithmod เป็นลาภขอบคุณครับผม

[@unrecognizedvlogs3419]

Hey Mod! The content of your video looks really interesting. The only problem is that the sound doesnt seem to work.. is that correct? I can hear the music. but when you start talking I cant hear anything.

[@yvesherz8161]

Unrecognized Vlogs

[@yvesherz8161]

my thai is fluent I even teach in thai but this slang is New to me

[@jinbui117]

เก้า is she or he ,right? I saw it in some MV and i guess its meaning

[@dgilvani]

Mod might be most beautiful Thai teacher in world. Mai uai :)

[@chrish8903]

แมนนี้ชอบแพรมากๆ 😁

[@AngWijaya]

I love it so funny...

[@silbaar]

น่าสนใจครับ

[@deviland05]

ครูมดสวยงามมากจริง ๆ

[@songlinpuxsupachat3857]

I did the love sighn in thailand but here in canada I dont because devils horn

[@adisaksurikon6931]

just Thai teens use those slang words not all Thai know it

[@simpleisthebest73]

Puchai men could also mean smelly boy?

[@nasandave]

The word 'slang' does not have a plural, so 'slangs' in incorrect Teacher Mod. Slang is a collective noun therefore the word is 'slang' in singular and plural.

[@ilovehollyhoho]

I can speak more & more thai, fin sut suttttt 😊😊😊

[@johnnada6857]

What's the meaning of "geng" in "gèng mâak tîi-sùt nai lôok"?

[@EtherealMusicTherapy]

John Nada ‘the most clever person in the world’

[@johnnada6857]

Yes or "skilled", I've learned the basic adjectives since then. But thx for the help. ;)

[@EtherealMusicTherapy]

John Nada moist well comb

[@kiponkipon3234]

Can you, please, film a video about Thai male and female names and put them in sentences, e. g. : example in English Josh plays a football. Dean takes a walk. Could you do the same in Thai? In Thai text is it very hard to spot Thai names.

[@bbi1]

Why are your private lessons sooo expensive? Usually private Thai teachers in BKK charge about 300 baht per hour (teaching in a language school) but yours is nearly 1,000 baht wow! No wonder you live in a mansion in BKK when charging that much lol.

[@gornostai4ik_lol]

10:30 its a problem to find how will pay bills 55+

[@offthechainfitness]

Hi Mod,I see you used "nang" mao moi but nang means to sit or ride,does nang also mean "was"?

[@ThaiwithMod]

Yes, นั่ง /nâng/ means 'to sit or have a ride". We didn't translate from Thai to English word by word when Prea says 'Prae nâng máo-moi gàp pûean' . :)

[@ryanbonfield4808]

I don't understand why you use "Prae" instead of "Chan" for saying "I".

[@ThaiwithMod]

When female speakers take to a friend or an older person, we usually address ourselves with nickname. "chan" is only used when speaking to close friends.

[@Vehvilainen_Lundqvist]

i only know suay mak mak and khun mi fan rue yang

[@FairwayJack]

You both are so charismatic !!....มีเสน่ห์ !!...love watching your videos :-)...if you have any pretty girlfriends that like to play golf or tennis...please introduce me...I am single and puchai maen mak (the first meaning...555)

[@yvesherz8161]

It is not possible for a falang to live in thailand and to be single

[@pperez1224]

Narak jang ^^ khop khun krap

[@SuperDevelo]

ฟินเหมือนดูดฝิ่นมากกก

[@jatoday]

ผู้ชายไม่แมน 5555555

[@YoulikeSouth]

แวะมา FIN ^____^

[@iantercero5380]

Can't hear well... please check audio before you post!

[@BrianOSheaPlus]

I'm not very เยอะ I guess you could say I'm เยอะไม่เยอะครับ

[@toeyhunter3285]

การออกเสียง ได้ถูกต้อง แต่ ให้พูดสั่นลง ( thailand)

[@michelangelobuonarroti3752]

Nice Fingernail Polish, Ladies!

[@yor37]

I rest my case.

[@michelangelobuonarroti3752]

yor37 There's no need to be negative; if you would like a more traditional language learning experience, there are other websites and youtube chnnels on which to increase your Thai language skills. Please try them. Ten thousand subscribers can't all be wrong.

[@simpleisthebest73]

Are these words mostly used by female speakers and perhaps for younger generation? Sounds like all chicks words for me lol

[@EspaceFranceAsieParis]

all these "thai" words come from english....

[@Evgeniy9712]

First!

[@yor37]

This is supposed to be a Thai language learning video. Why is it being made by two overly dramatising, overly gushing, overly dressed and overly made up young ladies who look like they should be in a high class bar, rather than a "class room?" While flashing some thigh is okay I guess, as I'm sure it will attract certain types of people. However, I don't think it makes for a good 'learning' video. But I guess some younger dudes, and probably some older ones will probably get their jollies just by tuning in and watching the movements.

[@exnihilo415]

Can you be more of a prudish schoolmarm?

[@michelangelobuonarroti3752]

yor37 There's no need to be negative; if you would like a more traditional language learning experience, there are other websites and youtube channels on which to increase your Thai language skills. Please try them. Ten thousand subscribers can't all be wrong.

[@trevorsmith7753]

I find spoken Thai quite irritating to listen to (except for Chiangmai dialect), and Tagalog (Philippines) is worse. The common Thai sound awful attempting to speak English but Filipinos speak it with a pleasant, trans-Pacific accent.

[@ihonechka]

Still usable? Sawatdee ja