4 meanings of the word ได้ (dâai)

[@thisday688]

Very good lesson on "dai", plus, kru (teacher) English is so fluent. 🎉

[@andrepaquet6597]

Thank You - วันนี้ผมไปประชุมได้เลย 🤓

[@marinab346]

thank you for the lesson, it was really helpful! would love to see a version of this with ให้ because i feel like no matter how many times i learn its different usages it always shows up somewhere else with a different meaning! xx

[@hansrow]

วันนี้ผมไปประชุมได้ Is my guess Great lesson as always ครู

[@rabbieburns2501]

วันนี้ผมจะไปที่ประชุมได้นะครับ Thank you for this video .. very quiet though 55

[@somchaikamnan1791]

❤️Beautiful lesson and khru ❤👋🙏

[@kipponi]

Daai krap🙏🇫🇮🇹🇭.

[@denverbuenaseda9300]

wan nee pom bpai bprachum dai krub thanks for this video na krub!

[@raymondfrank4957]

Good job

[@ly776]

Must we use dâai if we also use láew? Is using both words more proper? It seems to me much of the time I don't hear it used, just láew. For example, "Did you eat yet?" "กินแล้ว"

[@khinelat66]

ฉันจะไปประชุมวันนี้ได้

[@uwehaupt5466]

❤I die, when I listen to your voice❤Die leo❤blessed be, Frank, a freespirit❤Chiang Rai Province, at the time beeing❤

[@davids736]

Errrr.....okaaaay.... 😮

[@IHeartDiego]

Who is Frank?

[@markuswegmann6287]

My Thai teacher told me that I can use ได้ + verb to make the past tense only the negativ way by using ไม่ได้ + verb. She told me ได้ + verb is wrong. Which one is correct?

[@WeTeachHowToFiSh]

All of them are wrong

[@markuswegmann6287]

@@WeTeachHowToFiSh explain me why

[@WeTeachHowToFiSh]

@@markuswegmann6287 i have a correct thai grammar book to explain

[@markuswegmann6287]

@@WeTeachHowToFiSh which one?

[@nathanwailes]

Summary: 4 meanings of the word ได้ (dâai) 1. It's a shortened form of "daai rap" ได้รับ meaning "to receive" (as in "I received your email"). 2. To mean "can" / "able to" ("I can go to your party"). It goes at the end of the clause (as in, "I go to your party can"). 3. To answer "Yes" to suggested courses of action (like, "Shall we go eat pad thai together?"). Don't accidentally use "chaai" to answer "Yes" to these questions, as that is used to say "that's correct". You can intensify your response by adding "loiie" or "si" after it. 4. When combined with a verb it indicates that the action has already happened, specifically that it was *able* to be done and it already happened. So, like, "Did you get a chance to X?" "Did you manage to X?" These videos are extremely helpful for me, thank you for making them!