Expand Thai Vocabulary with 5 Thai prefixes (part 2)

[@afdsvicosa]

Amazing content! Love it 🤩❤

[@jeremybarnido3849]

I love your energy, Kru! Kop khun krap! Dee maak!

[@BananaThaiSchool]

yin-dii maak-maak ka :)

[@densmoreken]

Great lesson. Thank you! You sound happy in the country

[@Androgen321]

Fruit farmer. Really enjoying your videos.

[@セキヒロフミ]

Love your lesson!

[@ericfrozen6422]

Merci pour ce travail

[@jasonstallworth]

Thank you for this lesson. I wonder why some words that end with ‘n’ sound have ‘ร.’ For example, gaan is spelled การ instead of กาน

[@BananaThaiSchool]

There are a few words with ร ending consonants that they have น ending sounds. Such as การบ้าน อาหาร อาคาร or even ล กาลเวลา พยาบาล พล เพล Basically, ร and ล have น ending sound.

[@DavidWilsonjournalist]

Outstanding.

[@awashuen]

Hi Miss Smuk, I have a question. Why การ pronounced as "gaan" but not "gar"? krop kun mak krap!

[@English4Executives]

You said that we never use นะ in questions. What about in questions like คุณพูดอะไรนะ

[@tingsue1641]

What is gamlang puud is that speaking

[@GembulGimbalCat]

Singburi is closes to Singapura

[@donaldlowery9576]

Speaking is a verb. I think you mean speech which is a noun

[@ErroneousMonk1]

Speaking can be a gerund (noun), as in "I enjoy speaking in English." If used with a helping verb, it is a present continuous verb, as in "I am speaking in English." It can also be an adjective, as in, "I have a speaking part in our new play."

[@marin4311]

"bu-rii" comes from sanskrit "puri" I think.

[@VanHelsing159]

Yes

[@maryamsh830]

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[@jyothiadk]

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[@hanhanhh]

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[@ericfrozen6422]

Étudier dans la bonne humeur

[@densmoreken]

Great topic thank you!!

[@paddykalish3309]

educational and enjoyable

[@yairusyae3382]

Why consonant "ร"=ro ruea" in "การ"=kaan 2:07. pronounce to be "n"?Instead to be called "kaar"?? Bcos ro-ruea is "r". Soryy im confuse. Hlp me🥲

[@บิล-ข1ศ]

The letter 'ร' is normally pronounced "r" as initial sounds. but when 'ร' put as final consonant it is pronounced as "n"

[@บิล-ข1ศ]

that is why "การ" becomes karn (kaan)

[@M-BKK]

Very impressive , Very practical knowledge. You are the best!

[@67buzzo]

Animal farmer in the states would be "Ranchers" ..for cattles

[@markglover3840]

weak answer

[@daverivera1350]

ร is "R" right Khruu Smuk? But why "การ" as "gaan"? And not "gaar" 🤔

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Good question! This is more about writing rule. ร as an initial consonant has -r (rolling) sound, but when it's used as an ending consonant, then it has -n (น) sound. That's why it's pronounced การ gaan.

[@daverivera1350]

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[@rocelsolis5976]

สวัสดีคะ Can i ask if there also suffixes in thai language?? Is the word "loei" is a suffix?

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Well, there are many prefixes in Thai but not really suffixes. However we have a word at put at the end of the sentence to give certain messages, and we called Particles. I also make one video regarding Thai particles, please check it out. เลย loey is one of them too :)

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[@coreystanbury]

hello kru smuk. In USA everybody is a farmer: fruit, vegetable, pig, chicken..However for beef you are a rancher. Thank you for your lessons. You are one of my favorite.