Speak Thai with หน่อย ด้วย ที - Smash That Particle #3

[@turtlezen4292]

Oh wow! I didn't realize until you started talking, your book was one of the main resources I used to learn how to read the Thai alphabet! I had an interactive kindle version, and It was very helpful.

[@darrenyau7392]

Although this video is 3 years old, it is still very useful. I like it that everyone is having so much fun role-playing the different scenarios. Seems like a very fun school!

[@wbrunott]

Great lesson. I have been studying Thai for 12 years and your explanations are the best. You have a new subscriber.

[@dr024]

I love it how the examples are delivered. 😊

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

We're glad!

[@alexmccutcheon7381]

Awesome video with fabulous actors and explanations! This is definitely an effective way to help us remember the way Thai is being spoken in the real world, so hopefully we won't walk around sounding like a textbook. Good stuff!

[@michaelthemultilingualingl9645]

This is the best video on particles I have ever seen! You have just gained a new subscriber! I can't wait for more videos!!

[@jennigoh2041]

Thanks for the explanation.Very helpful for me who is learning Thai

[@maithaiyou]

Just discovered this channel. Well presented and informative. Love the style of the cute presentation/presenter lol

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

Thank you for watching!

[@JosephDewey]

My only criticism is...Native English speakers don't realize that "Can you" is a softener...ever though like 98% of us use it as a softener. I only figured it out a year ago...and it's only because I'm taking an extremely linguistic-oriented approach to learning Thai. So, you're technically right about "can you"...but most native speakers won't understand it unless you explain their English to them. Awesome video, by the way. This is really, really good, and the perfect follow up to Read Thai in 10 Days.

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

Thank you for your comment. Yes, we do realise not all of English native speakers are equipped with implicit knowledge in their own language (metalnguistics), but I'm kind of banking on learners being aware of that, otherwise the video could be twice longer and that's not good for anyone.

[@AryuuRijal98]

Excellent video..make more videos like this so we foreigners would be able to learn easily by your video ❤😮

[@rocelsolis5976]

This KZbin channel helped me so much.

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

Thank you! We're so glad :)

[@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 :) Your english is very impressive as well! Subscribed.

[@EVENINGDRAGON]

Subscribed! Hope to see more Thai teaching videos Thank You!

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

Thank you very much!

[@norzihani5254]

Good video 🙏🏽

[@seanjoyce6592]

Thank you Bingo. Excellent explanation of how to say please in Thai and the Joke about what Thai people hear if you say garunaa had me in stitches 🤣

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

Thank you Sean! We want to make a difficult subject like final particles a bit more enjoyable to learn!

[@tesskeopanya9025]

Thank you, this is very helpful!

[@sevenheart7353]

"ได้มั้ย" ถ้าพูดกับเพื่อนสนิท ส่วนมาก จะใช้ "ได้ป้ะ" 555

[@TheSimwhi]

Thank you for such a great lesson. I really appreciate what you do.

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

Thank you so much!

[@aaronkyaw]

This is super helpful for me. Thank you all so very much.

[@liamburns8554]

What a great video

[@sergeyknol]

Great video, thank you very much!

[@katiekae9385]

ขอบคุณมากค่ะ ที่ทำให้วิดีโอสำหรับเรียนภาษาไทยนะคะครู Bingo 🙏

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

ยินดีครับ ขอบคุณที่ดูนะครับ!

[@Brandon-yr9jb]

This is SO SO SO good.

[@suphirethailand]

Brilliant delivery - I understood it perfectly. Thank you!

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

Thank you for watching too!

[@voytek2062]

Est! Est! Est! Well explained function (and not meaning) of ที​ and​ ด้วย​ at the end of​ the statement. Good job!

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

Thank you! We're glad this is useful to you :)

[@kittenastrophy5951]

"tee" is the shortened form of " sak tee", that's why the meaning is" just once". "Na" is kind of convincing word but "Si" is like demanding in soft tone.

[@nhanluong2628]

555 omg I just found out about your channel. I love this content. Thank you so much.

[@tedklampett1737]

what a charming young man ! :)

[@adamnyback]

A bit too fast but perfect to listen at 0.75 speed

[@ericslusarz]

Why are you so funny? These videos are great!

[@rolfkarneman6564]

Great value to me

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

Thank you!

[@rethabotha9829]

Great video. The actors speak a bit too fast. So beginners be aware.

[@jochimschrank6971]

ช่วยแสดงให้ดูพวกเราวิดีโอแบบนี่มากขึ้นที 🙏 😆

[@Dukelanguagebkk]

ได้ครับ ขอบคุณที่ดูนะครับ :)

[@andyfin990]

Kop khun tee chuay