5 Cases to Use ก็ (gôr) - Spoken Thai

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Absolutely ! Stunning...

[@jimilite]

A good lesson thank you, and you have a lovey lively style

[@moxxxii]

thank you for this in depth and diversified lesson in a vivid way only native thai speakers who love their mothertongue can provide...you spread the charm I'm missing so much these days...💓🙏💓🙏💓🙏

[@LicLafarga]

Kruu Smu, thank you so much!!!

[@rulhalfelven]

Biggest mystery uncovered. Finally I know what it means.. why I hear a lot of ก็ when Thais speak 😅

[@jochimschrank6971]

อยู่ is also a word which is used in various grammatical pattern with different meaning. Please make a lesson about that หน่อยได้มั้ยนะครับ 😀

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Thank Q!

[@iHariWalkin]

In this video you are so pretty. I really like all your face expressions. Your face expressions are amazing 🤩.

[@thekaycave]

another brilliantly useful lesson. I have been noticing this word showing up and people seemed to say it as a filler word (such as "like" in English) but it is now much clearer.

[@van_michell]

Wow! you 're fantastic. It's easy to understand. Thank you ☺

[@mrkopikarat1689]

Khru Smuk...understood..if I travel to Bangkok I ll see u there..for sure..ผมมาจะMalaysiaนะ

[@GalileoGal-o4f]

Thanks so much, teacher! Right now, I'm using Ling app to study the Thai language but this video also helps so much as I can use these for more practical uses as Ling only allows me ton learn the words and not put them thoroughly in many different context. Appreciate your thorough and clear teaching :)

[@rachmaninoff808]

55555 I did a surprised face when you said “falang.” I thought you liked to eat strawberries, apples, and white foreigners!!! Sorry I misunderstood😂😂😂

[@nightravenonline]

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[@joecostner1246]

interesting

[@soiseven]

Awesome 🎤 . ... and liking the new hair.😉

[@mjhill5097]

ครู สมุกบทเรียนดีมากๆ. In the future, could you cover prepositions by specific locations? Inside, outside, behind, in between, near, far, on top below etc thanks

[@wk7211]

I feel like Kru Smuk recorded this video in hotel in quarantined time :))) but thank you so much for your effort to bring us that interesting lesson, it's so useful too.

[@thithanhtamphan3230]

Video is useful, thank you so much

[@kcnautiyal]

Wonderful charming presentation

[@Ainennke]

Very helpful; thanks.

[@erliziaevania7276]

Wow your explanation is really good. It's very fun to learning Thai with you Kruu Smuk! Thankyou

[@jochimschrank6971]

SUPER !!! Very in depth lesson, thank you for that ครับ 👍

[@killjadeskye]

Thank you for this video! I encountered this word but I don't know to pronounce it

[@dond2807]

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[@mayok1136]

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[@jasonstallworth]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@berlin.vn1]

Cảm ơn rất nhiều = thank you so much

[@phaexus]

Do you only use ก็ as 'because' when you are answering a question? Is it incorrect to replace เพราะ/เพราะว่า with ก็ in a sentence like 'I ate some food because I was hungry'?

[@Emblafant]

ขอบคุณมากค่าาาาา Very helpful :)))))

[@matthewtucker4784]

Great!

[@Pad_See_Ew]

👍Great lesson. Usually think of "and" ...Various "gôr" usage sill confuses esp hearing various ways in regular speed Thai speaking. thanks K-Smuk✍️

[@suphirethailand]

Thank you so much for your videos. In this one, is there an error with the Thai text at 5:32. The ‘and’ near the end should be และก็ ?

[@HotCarTrack]

Perfect😊

[@alessandro203]

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[@gtwocgsf]

Great lesson. Very helpful. Thank you.

[@stoffo9265]

7:54 wow, some very advanced language sounds! Kru Smuk can do it all! 😊

[@iandann8788]

"gor dai " is also used by Australians to say hello

[@Naturalwigsandvigs]

ก็ได้ mate

[@pierremarcenac7620]

Good day mate

[@andyfin990]

When you put arai in front, arai gor dai, what does it change to then..

[@invinciblemoon4880]

“Whatever” like whatever you want, whatever is fine

[@reign7549]

This is the way of tutorial im looking for..... but can you please translate your examples😅

[@bellaaldama3602]

How to write the sara e in thai

[@rusmanefendi7672]

ขอบคุณครับ บทเรียนดีจังเลย ชอบบบบ

[@timnyapming8114]

Hi @RusmanEfendi. What does this Thai phrase mean overall from the start till the end? Especially the last phrase.

[@rusmanefendi7672]

@@timnyapming8114 Hi. Are you referring to my comment? if yes, then it is "Thank you, the lesson is so good. I love it." The last one is "Chob" which means "like/love".

[@kimhoedt9449]

🙏

[@garypauljohnson9884]

Great Lesson Kru Smuk. Thank you.🙏 Why do the expensive hotels have no privacy for the bathroom? 555

[@xx_cdir_11]

I was actually confused at first because I have never seen ( ็) alone from the list of vowels nor the vowels that change forms. Especially with the case of "สระ ออ" and "สระ เอาะ"

[@translationfor7511]

Hi kru smuk, can ask when or how should we use "ja" that was mentioned in "ja ao" = want? And also, why can't we just say "ao" instead?

[@Naturalwigsandvigs]

จะเอาอะไร = will want what? = do you want something? I think 🤔

[@francoisderiviere3229]

The best English translation of gor day would be "why not?"

[@Tsuliwaensis]

but why is it falling tone?

[@jochimschrank6971]

What is the meaning of ก็ in ใครๆ ก็ทำได้ (anyone can do it) ?

[@angelacaresosa673]

Please refer to case number 2.

[@jochimschrank6971]

@@angelacaresosa673 Oh yes, thanks for your advice

[@philipwarren2893]

Great lesson, thank you. Can i say that your English is very good, but can I tell you something about a mistake you are making with the word Fruit? The plural of fruit is unusual in english. You don't put an s on the end and say fruits, thats wrong in english. The plural fruit is fruit. Example: I like many different types of fruit. P.S. I think you are a fantastic teacher!

[@angelacaresosa673]

Depends on how you use it. We can say, Fruits are good source of vitamins. :)

[@trevorcolas]

There's also the phrase "fruits of your labor". So it depends on the idiom.

[@TableTennis-Man]

New thing...because is also Gor😂

[@christianm6403]

Engl Translation would be great !

[@johncarlnickogamboa3693]

I heard ก็ makes you sound like a native thai speaker.

[@bellaaldama3602]

Naa rak mak kru smuk

[@DennisdeRuiterrrr]

you live in a hotel?

[@BananaThaiSchool]

This video was filmed when I did a quarantine

[@DennisdeRuiterrrr]

@@BananaThaiSchool Ahhh that makes sense :D

[@petetong9725]

Ga dai. Thats not thai....that's Australian

[@Shawn-pq5gp]

5:51 "chob kin farang ka" :|

[@BigD-g9n]

Just my opinion, but Americans don't get the "r" you use in your teaching. If it was "gor" it would rhyme with "door" (to us). Better to use "w". "gaw" rhymes with "draw" or "raw" :-)

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Thank you for sharing your opinion kha🥰🙏