14 Thai Noun Classifiers for Beginners : Speak with Confidence!

[@johnrichardson6296]

Jack mentions the word for 'cute, adorable' (nah-rak). Well, Jack himself is assuredly the most cute and adorable Thai teacher on the Internet. Truly excellent ('sood-yort')!

[@lemonbrev1968]

noun classifiers are easy to understand since i speak mandrin it uses noun classifiers too and also malay/indo which also uses them. i learned so much here lol

[@AnaVitoria-vd3zt]

You are really the greatest Thai professor. Thank you so much ❤

[@JasonS-n5d]

Another fantastically well explained video, khob khun maak Jack 🙏

[@kayjonas8615]

This is the first class I’ve seen which addresses the classifiers-to use these really steps up your practice!

[@Sanno8585]

I have never studied Thai and came across this video accidentally, but the explanation is just great!!

[@editsabsolutzero]

Pls do a short video about difference between พ, ผ, ป. If there is, of course :) big fan of yours from Brazil 🇧🇷❤

[@sanrio8058]

So much information in this. I will be using the general classifier all the time cos I don't know. So many rules❤

[@teresap1172]

You are the best. Your hand signals when words go up or down or even helps so much. I haven't seen any others doing that.

[@daveliu5371]

I agree with everyone's comment. Jack's lesson is very easy to understand. Showing everything in English, Phonics, and Thai is very helpful. I subscribed and look forward to watching the next lesson!

[@susant3809]

Thank you Jack I have learnt so much from you. You are a great teacher! Many thanks from the UK 😊 🙏

[@andrepaquet6597]

excellent video, thanks Jack.

[@davidcrosson7272]

Very easy to understand! Thank you!

[@martinnok]

Another good lesson, thank you

[@maxrisky477]

Thanks bro ❤ 🙏 kobkhun na khap mak mak

[@DeeNonymus]

Needed this! thank you

[@vivienlam4359]

it's so helpful, thanks. may i ask a question here...what classifier should be used for adding two more pan-fried eggs when i order khao pad in restaurant? 🙂

[@thitthit5615]

I have a question. When we say I bought a suit. Why it says chud sood? isn't it the other way around like maa dtua? Isn't it noun+classifier? I am confused.

[@firefly4112]

The "CH' sound, any westerner would pronounce it as 'CH' as in Cha Cha, never say it as 'SH', but a Thai person find it difficult to pronounce the 'SH' in English, most of my Thai friends would say 'SHOES' as 'CHOES'.

[@Simulreja-zs1yg]

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[@hmlanguagetv2246]

how can i learn Thai language and practice?