[Intensive Thai] Present Continuous Tense in Thai language

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These lessons are very concise. Great structure 👍

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Fantastic lesson ! Learnt a lot, thank you ! 😁

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Watching from Oslo in Norway. This was very helpful to watch.

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Dii Maak! Khop khun, khrap. Phom bpen kon Singapore. This video really helps clarify how to use "kamlang" and "yuu". Appreciate your efforts at putting up this video. Phom ca du video khong khun nai anakod.

[@mariamakaron8766]

Hello! I just started learning Thai and wanted to ask you to make more videos about Thai grammar❤️can you pls make videos about ALL of Thai tenses? That’d help me a lot cos Thai is a hard language😔 I love ur vids! Love from Ukraine 🇺🇦

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Hi Maria, thank you for your feedback. I am very happy to know you like my lessons :) This lesson is part of my course 'Intensive Thai' which consists of 10 grammar contents and other vocab and conversation. Please check out this bit.do/fbuCU to see more trial lessons.

[@honsbeek2]

thank you for video

[@jessehughes88]

So a local bangkokian has told me that “I want to go fishing” is “มผ ao ตกปลา” I don’t understand the “ตก”. I want fall fish? I see this in attached to naam for waterfall so its very confusing. My logic tells me “pom yaak bpaai plah” and I have also thought of adding “Kam-lang” for the “ING” continuous present tense of fish/fishing. I really don’t even want to go fishing but I was curious about how this works with I want to go + verb, since fishing is an activity. And thank you for your great videos. I spent 11 hours listening to them yesterday while driving.

[@pradeepkdk2095]

Thank you lovely teacher

[@megaman603]

It's very useful, thank you!

[@MiltonJava]

Nice explanation

[@yuniarmy9659]

Hi KruSmuk! I have a question. ไน่ + verb ไม่ได้ + verb are they different? because I learned that ไม่ + verb is for the negative of the present simple, and ไม่ได้ + verb is for the negation of the present continuous and the past simple

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love it !!! thanks

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Excelente profesora .. awesome Kruu

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Osvaguille Spezia thank you so much 😊 I am happy to know you enjoyed this lesson. If you’d like to see more lesson preview and materials for this course, please visit www.bananathaischool.com/course or email me if you have any questions na ka.

[@xenopus-thefrog]

Well presented 9:46

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[@BananaThaiSchool]

Thank you so much ka . Is any thing topics you would like to learn?

[@KPopped98]

Your videos are very helpful, kru! Can you teach us about the most natural pronunciations? A lot of pronunciations I hear in dramas are sometimes different. Like a-ray is pronounced as a-lay or ror becomes lor.

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Wow! That could be a very fun topic. I will definitely make one about this.

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[@Anne-kh7py]

Your videos are really helpful! But when do you use may dai or may chai?

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[@ilves1243]

Can you replace "ror" with "reu plao" in these type of sentences?

[@ericfrozen6422]

Précieuse Smuk

[@jeffersongarcia2005]

I have a doubt. Why in the sentence: "I am kidding" the translation is as follows: ฉันล้อเล่น Why does the word ล้อ appear? Was it just a form of expression? Are there any other phrases you can use the ล้อ as a present continuous? thanks and congratulations on the video!!! 🙂

[@foucault1479]

"ล้อ" is a verb meaning to mock "เล่น" is also a verb meaning to play but neither of these involve with the word "ล้อเล่น" in terms of meaning. "ล้อเล่น" is combined word of the two but has meaning of its own which is "kidding". It's not as adjective as in English; It's a verb. For the sentence that uses ล้อ in continuous form: เขากำลังล้อเพื่อนของเขา (He is mocking his friend.) ล้อเลียน is more famously used for implying it's in verbal act. หยอก and แกล้ง (yhok and kleang mean to tease) are used as well but they imply no indication towards the act that it's being done verbally or physically. It's such a long time since you've asked, I don't know if you still need an answer.

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[@joelvaldez6831]

Ow khap jai kru smuk na khap. Phom phen luk khrueng na kap but my thai grammars sucks na khap. So I really yaak to learn thai na. 😭 So I'm very determined na khap. I already follow it on facebook by the way thank youu na khapppp.

[@nigeljohn65]

There are no tenses in Thai, but there are aspects.

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