How Much Thai Can You Learn in 2 HOURS!? 🇹🇭

[@JaniceFung]

Thank you so much for having me on the channel Paddy! Was so fun to film with ya - gotta do it again when you’re back in Sydney!!

[@_Alfa.Bravo_]

YES, please meet again. Would be nice.

[@_Alfa.Bravo_]

@@Jonathanneilson602 ...and where is yours?

[@matt0607hkgts]

nice work janice , khun Janice keng mak mak na 🤣😄👍

[@unidentifiedflyingjed]

you two are literally my fav youtubers

[@chawalitD]

The Thai language is not easy. I remember doing a very basic Thai vocational course over 10 years ago and while I do not use it as much as I should I still knew most of those words. Well done Paddy and Janice. You should provide some Thai language classes if you aren't doing so already. You would be so good at it.

[@tapping.powertochange7129]

Great video as always, Janice has great energy and a beautiful smile. Thanks !

[@lovesnow666]

1.หมู 2.กระทะ 3.กิน 4.อาหาร 5.ลูกชิ้นปลา 6.กุ้ง 7.ร้อน 8.อร่อย 9.ไอติม 10.ขนมหวาน 11.หวาน Very intresting clip for us

[@gavreynolds2689]

I live in Sydney and have subbed to the both of you for a couple of years now, it was fun to see Janice's video with the 2 of you focused on the Thai food and now to see your video from the same day is focused on the Thai language is very cool to see. By the way you 2 looked like you had a good day and enjoyed each others company?

[@raghuk5745]

Hi paddy, excellant. I live in thai for 8 years. I could speak Thai well. But definitely not much as you. Now I am living in Adelaide. I hope that I will meet you soon.

[@curiousboy2204]

Thai is a tonal language, it's easier if you already know some tonal languages such as cantonese , mandarin chinese as in Janice's case.

[@_Alfa.Bravo_]

Learning by doing!!! Love your videos so much!!! Hope we see us one day in Thailand

[@bigcambo]

Just subscribed to Janice channel, great to see awesome like minded people collaborating, helps to broaden my viewing experience

[@andrewdunbar828]

5:37 "Sedap" is one of the words in Malay (and probably Indonesian) for delicious though!

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

I thought it may have been! Thanks for the confirmation Andrew

[@andrewdunbar828]

@@ThaiTalkwithPaddy ບໍ່​ເປັນ​ຫຍັງ Paady

[@cash4cat]

Great stuff Janice😀 More please Paddy🙏

[@bryanjenkins6246]

Nice one Paddy. Must go down to Thai town for a bbq soon

[@artielang2]

More like this please

[@jirayuboontham]

I sub both of you! Glad to see you both in Thailand.🎉

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

This was actually filmed in Australia! But thank you for watching 🙏

[@jirayuboontham]

Ahh sorry I’m too surprised so I commented before watching it haha

[@robhodder1687]

Helps us learn too 👍🏻

[@healthyliving7226]

Hope you guys do more videos together

[@kevinp8108]

Hi Paddy! I will be in Thailand in about a week. Are you still going and having your meet-up in Bangkok?

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Just trying to finalise details! Hoping to get it organised soon

[@lekomato]

🤣 fun to watch!

[@Luke-ri5fo]

How much was the pork pan?

[@Ulbre]

Great stuff. You always have such fun interesting people along. I'll probably disagree on the ice cream translation though, although it was very correct when I first started visiting Thailand in the mid 80's. Nowadays virtually every one uses ไอศครีม which is basically identical to the English word. You will see ไอศครีม exclusively used by major ice cream companies such a Walls. Not arguing just commenting and you were actually correct in that this was the word used during สมัยโบราณ olden times!

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Not incorrect! But still thought I’d include it. Thanks as always for watching!

[@andrewdunbar828]

I was wondering that too. But I couldn't remember the Thai word and I've now crossed into Laos where they use "ka-lem", which I assume is from French.

[@scott8867]

I can think of so many funny comments to post. But I’ll let everyone use their imagination. My favourite moo kra ta shop is 77 on Liverpool st. $6 Thai beers and all you can eat marbled wagyu nua 👍🏻

[@snuscaboose1942]

Nice video to learn from. For aroi and farang some Thai seem to say aloi and falang, is that an accent (central Thai, maybe) or my bad hearing? R sounds being more like L sounds?

[@andrewdunbar828]

I've heard that ร "r" is officially supposed to be a rolled r but that that was put in place by a previous king in imitation of European languages. It seems only posh-sounding Thais pronounce it that way all the time though I think everybody can do it if they want to sound posh or formal. Most normal people just pronounce it like ล "l", or if it comes after another consonant it's dropped entirely. The word for country "pratet" usually sounds like "patet" for instance.

[@goodjob8616]

The video is still uploaded, I came from the interview with Daddy on duty ( 4 years ago::) )

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Thanks so much for coming! 🙏

[@Nordic_Sky]

She's obviously very intelligent. This is not easy.

[@shawnmccafferty7010]

I've lost most of my Thai abilities, but I actually remembered every word used in this challenge except the word(s) for fish balls (I knew the word for just fish). Yay for me! Keng maak, phoot len 🤣

[@andrewdunbar828]

That was the only one I didn't know either. I would've guessed luk-???-bla (-:

[@_Alfa.Bravo_]

Krueng prung - tasterset: sugar, viningar, chili, nam pla

[@TomTom-vp5kc]

คุณพูดไทยเก่งมากๆเลยครับสุดยอดดดดดด🤟

[@bounkittikountweenuchtiwat6646]

I give 1 like for you krubb.

[@chuthadhavaj]

อย่างน้อยๆชาติกำเนิดเธอก็อยู่ในวัฒนธรรมภาษากลุ่มคำโดด เธอจึงสามารถเรียงคำได้พอถูกบ้าง ซึ่งเรียบเรียงคำศัพท์ไม่เหมือนกับกลุ่มภาษาอินโดยูโรเปี้ยน

[@Nathan-cd6gu]

สุดยอดวีดีโอเเพดดี้ สวัสดีจาก ซิดนีย์

[@norzihani5254]

She said yummy as Sedap? Is she Malaysian?

[@jeromefitzroy]

Just watch a hour of series

[@pttart]