10 Useful Words of the Heart

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Yes, "dtua-eeng" means oneself. It is also used as the pronoun "you" when talking to your loved one. : )

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The word is หรอก. There is ห leading ร so the tone of this word follows high-class consonants' rules: high class + long vowel + stop final consonant = low tone : )

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jai yen-yen : ) This lesson is quite advance. If you are a beginner you might find it difficult. I'll download the videos for beginners from my previous channel very soon. Please be patient. : )

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Thank you.. very usefull. You are a good teacher.

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Mod You're really a Good Teacher !!

[@richardclairmont]

Learning Thai beginning with the language of the heart. Brillant. Plus it shows how quite poetic Thai is. Khob khun krap.

[@chris103050]

Really love the role play that you & khun Pear do...makes me laugh, but also I remember & learn alot. Now I can say : " Chan jing jai" to my lovely gf. Thank you for your help.

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Great vdo! Hope you will consider making one about the phrase ก็ได้ which seems to turn up a lot in Thai conversations like this and seems to have a variety of meanings beyond what's found in the dictionary.

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I also like your video, and learn by your video,cos it make me improve quickly. thanks you...

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Thank you for watching our videos. I am happy to hear your kind feedback. Hope you continue to watch our videos in the future as well. kop kun ka :)

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Hi! This was great! Really good idea to do a roleplay and it was very funny :D Perfect! Thanks a lot! Hope more are coming!

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oh God she's beautiful..

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I looked up the word "perfect" in the Thai dictionary and there was a picture of Mod...... I still don't know how to say it but at least I know what perfection looks like. Thanks for the video

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Very interesting role-playing, Kruu Mod, andalso very useful! ขอบคุณกรับ

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kop kun ka: ) Please continue to practice your Thai. I will upload the old videos to this channel soon. Unfortunately, I don't have all of them but I will try my best to gather as many as possible. : )

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hi kruu Mot i like your new establishment and your new lessons very nice and understandable i would like to see more lessons about the word jai if possible please thank you very much

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เร้าใจเร้าใจครับครับ ชอบครูมดมาก

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Thank you for watching :)

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The role play was hilarious! Great acting :)

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Very Nice. Thanks...:-)

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My countless years of Thai lakorn summed up in a simple skit lol great job!

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"A face like this wouldn't cheat on you". That is sooo mean! ;)

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Lol. Again, I listen to you say it slowly and it sounds great and easy. Then, even though I know all the words, I listen to you say it super fast (as you would say it in real life probably, so it's good) and I understand nothing :o

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love it

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I'm happy to hear that. Thank you for watching. kop kun ka.

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Can you please tell me some good sites to learn Thai Customs in detail. There are many sites, but some are outdated. My gf & I are now planning our future & I need to learn more. Khop khun krap

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Thank you for your message. I am waiting to hear the result, if I don't get the channel back I will upload the old videos here:)

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Brilliant

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Could you say that tam - jai and jai yen yen are synonyms for calm down, or control yourself???

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Good job

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Yes, they are. : )

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I am curious to know Mod,do you have a particular accent as i notice different from how my girlfriend speaks or is it that you are educated Thai person and therefore speak a more correct form?

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This video with ใจ was particularly useful, as these words are so common. And this was a good teaching style. Ms. Mod, have you heard of Christopher Moore's book, Heart Talk? It has at least 100 expressions with ใจ. I'd like to hear your opinion on it.

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สวัสดีค่ะคุณ Gem Thank you for your comment. I am happy to hear that you found this lesson useful in your Thai learning. :) I have never heard of the book you mentioned, I will look into it.

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most useful channel..but will you upload your old videos? support :)

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love the thai idiom, you have more idiom?

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U can form them by urself by means V or Adj + ใจ e.g. Sabai (comfortable, relaxing)+ใจ = สบายใจ (no worry, no burden etc) ร้อน (hot)+ใจ = ร้อนใจ

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What is pi ja and pi gaw in the rock your heart expression?

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I noticed you pet her head on 1:21. Tho I heard in Thailand that is highly avoided? Is it because you both girls and close friends? great video lessons Cru Mod. I learn so much from you and your videos!!! thank you!

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Thought about that too instantly!

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555 les TINTIN en francais derrière! great litterature "TINTIN" behind you!

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When you are speaking thai to someone do you have to roll the 'R' all the time?? Thank you soo much for the videos!!♥♥♥

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***** No I don't. Usually I drop the "R" like most Thai, it is our habit. But I want to show the right and proper pronunciation in my lessons.:)

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WOW! okaii thank youuu~

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people probably asked about the tintin-album already, but i'm curious: do you speak french too?

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kop kun ka : ) It tried to perform my role the best I can. lol

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your facial expression as พี่ says เร้าใจ is priceless ;p

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สวัสดีครับครูมด We like sweet แผนเคกwords of the heart ! In Flemish-Belgium we follow มๅดๅมมด: "Volg jou hart" :) Amazing Thailand rocks our hearts ! แตงกิวหลๅยครับ

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Look out Hollywood and Bollywood it looks like there is some excellent acting talent in Bangkok.

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Keep that up and one of the Thai soaps will snap you up ;)

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Does “Sia Jai” also mean “regret” ? Also think, it is worth mentioning: Plawb Jai = Comfort someone Ao Jai = appease someone Hi gam lan Jai = encourage someone If I am not mistaken ;)

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“regret” is เสียดาย

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You are so nice.... :)

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I am sorry I am not aware of any. Please join my Facebook page (Learn Thai with Mod) and feel free to post any questions/comments on my wall, I am happy to answer: ) I also have many posts about Thai customs/culture on my website - -> Learnthaiwithmod (dot) com : )

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555 an Tintin lee cha sabai jai !

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Nice. How about a skit on prefix and suffix of "kii" 555+.

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Terence Quek Siow Kwang That is an interesting idea. Thank you for your suggestion. :)

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I observed that there is no polite particle "ka" at the end of the sentences. Why?

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3:27 LOL!

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RAO JAI MAAK!!!=)

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This might be a stupid question, but what does the "na" at the end of the sentences mean?

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You can't translate this na into English. It is an end particle to make your sentence sound more lovely, you will only say this to someone you know already and have a good relationship, like a friend or your family members or gf/bf

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suay jang leoy

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i practised the phrase pii gaw rok jai over and over. I said to my Thai girlfriend thinking to impress her. First she had no idea what i was talking about...then she thought i was saying..car heart!! Not sure i will ever get the tone right...!

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dii-jai means happy?

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รักเมียคนเดียว รักมากด้วววววยยยยยยย ไม่นอกใจด้วววววววยยยยย hahaha

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:) so different from vietnamese

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Madam what means gadai

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The word "ก็ได้ gâw-dâai" in this context is used to assume possibility. It is used together with อาจจะ /àat-jà/ + ..... + ก็ได้ /gâw-dâai/ meaning "probably". For example: ทอมอาจจะลืมโทรศัพท์ก็ได้ /Tom àat-jà luem toe-rá-sàp gâw-dâai/ Tom probably has forgotten his phone.

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The man is very funny !

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In the rollplay,there are a lot of "Gae" so could you tell me what's the meaning of it?

[@kikuchileo]

I got it. I've found that is friendly expression of you"kun" by another lesson of yours. Thanks.

[@ThaiwithMod]

Kikuchi Leo Apologies for my delayed response. That's right "แก /gae" is used for 'you' with close friends. We have many pronouns, it depends on who you are talking to. :)

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He is my sister's boyfriend. He will be happy to know that you like him : )

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ThaiwithMod are they married now？

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Kun nee yort leu-i.

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In america we dont really tell ppl to jai yen, we just let them vent.. you know?

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So you've never told someone to calm down?