172-Speak Thai Easy || Learn Thai grammar || Using bpen || Thai common mistakes

[@eventmind4166]

Great lessons, nice and easy explaination, korb khun kruu Noon

[@jimsherod8786]

Very clear explanation showing difference between ได้ and เป็น - You have a great way of teaching, Kru Nun.

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Thank you

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Thank you

[@MarkJohnMatibag]

Thank you Kru Nun!

[@HaHa-sh7cu]

I'm a new subscriber. Your teaching style is excellent. I understood your explanation more than being in class. 👍😀👍

[@kobchokpu9001]

you are a good teacher

[@alex-fy3uu]

Great video! We need more like this. :) I love the whiteboard classroom style, the lesson was focused and very clear. Thank you Kruu Nun!

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Thank you ka Kun Alex.Try my best

[@jejeoops2156]

Hi, Thanks for explaining.. You are very good teacher!! Im half Thai but never learned to speak Thai.. This is very helpfull for me.. =)

[@american3763]

It's 7 months now, have you learned how to speak Thai?

[@jejeoops2156]

Haha what type of question is that? Are you interested in learning Thai language or you just curious about my progress?

[@jasonstallworth]

Very helpful lesson Kru Noon!

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Thank you ka Kun Jason

[@33t00p]

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[@mihajlokvartuc]

so cute

[@الفرنسيةمنالصفرمعهسكي]

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[@ajax377]

Very good lesson Kru Nun. ขอบคุณครับ

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Thank you ka kun David

[@markusgross7392]

Beautiful as always ^*

[@ronkuchar6715]

This is your student Don. I just came back from one month in Kuchinarai. I had to learn ISSAN 555. ขอให้โชคดี

[@lyntonemerson2165]

Thanks Kruu nun a very informative lesson.

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Thank you ka Kun Lynton

[@rabbieburns2501]

Thank you คุณครู

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Yin dee ka

[@hotplugin]

Excellent tutorial

[@zorro1487]

Good and helpful

[@agnorpettersen]

Korp kun maag kruu Nun

[@geedeeaye9875]

Thank you, Kru Noon! :)

[@jochimschrank6971]

Thank you for this video, Kroo Nun, it was very helpful. I often read sentences with the pattern : .....เป็นว่าเล่น.... but can't get the entire meaning. Could you please explain. Thank you in advance.

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

เป็นว่าเล่น I think it is similar to "alot" "very" เดินทางเป็นว่าเล่น = เดินทางเยอะ

[@jochimschrank6971]

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[@kimmar5637]

you so funny i like !

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

H Lol sometimes yes. Thank you for watching

[@mega_knowledge-youdeservet6486]

Wow..nice lesson..I learned a lot today #MegaKnowledge

[@iwans128]

👍👏🌹🙏

[@jersonmindanao7201]

How do you say "can I kiss you? " and can "I hug you?" in thai language?

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Honestly if you will ask Thai girl just use 2nd sentence is better. "Kor gòrd dâimái?= can I hug you.?" For first sentence just see the girl react.

[@jersonmindanao7201]

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[@ahnjaehyunwithlove6148]

Hi Kruu Nun! He/she = เขา or เค้า??? Which's the correct word to use?? Korb kun na!

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

The correct writing is เขา but when people speak we use high tone (káo =เค้า) but เค้า is not exist in writing .Only speaking and chatting is ok.

[@ahnjaehyunwithlove6148]

Speak Thai Easy ok! I got it. Thank you Kruu Nun 😚

[@33t00p]

is "definition word" คน not necessary in sentance : เธอเป็นผู้หญิงสวย or should it be : เธอเป็นผู้หญง คน สวย

[@namchokyenket1369]

33t00p in the sentence you referred to, it’s not necessary to put the word “คน” , as a Thai, it’s a bit strange but it’s okay and understandable 😄

[@33t00p]

@@namchokyenket1369 thanks for help 😊 As I have read in some source "definition words" คน, อัน,... are also used to specify object (like "a", "the" in english) Is that true ?

[@namchokyenket1369]

33t00p yes, and you know already the words “คน” , “อัน”. These words are put at the end to specify things that we’re talking about. For example, the sentence มีนักเรียน 3 “คน” which means there are 3 students. Can you see “คน” at the end. It indicates person, we only use “คน” with human, which is this case is a student. Another example, มี หนังสือ 3 “เล่ม” which means there are 3 books. The word “เล่ม” is normally used with a book or some other things, such as a knife. So if we say มีนักเรียน 3 “เล่ม” , that’s not gonna make any sense because “เล่ม” cannot be used with human which in this case is “นักเรียน” (student). There are so many of these definitions words and it’s confusing 😅 sorry for a too long explanation

[@evedaniel80]

korb kun maag kroo Nun

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Yin dee ka kun Danielito

[@drdellaman]

Thank you Kruu Nun. Good lesson.

[@SpeakThaiEasy]

Thank you