[Intensive Thai] Adjectives of Quantitates (Many, much, few, little)

[@irshadazeez4764]

Super helpful thank you Kru . Wish you the best of luck with this channel

[@hsuzyana5092]

OMG.. Khob khun maak na kha kru smuk. Khob khun jing jing. 💐💖 After learning thai language with you in your channel, i already understand the conversation in thai lakorn a little bit without looking at the subtitles 😍. I already know how to arrange the sentences correctly like what you teach. I can speak more thai words rather than "kbob khun kha, aroy maak maak"😂. I'm so happyyyyy.. 👯💐 Btw, I'm a Malay girl live in 🇲🇾 but love thai language 😍.

[@taiwankawali196]

Great! Khawp khun maak kru smuk khrap 😊😊

[@nhakhanhnguyen4230]

I love this nakha

[@densmoreken]

Thank you!!

[@prince223681]

Very useful

[@dryusufunal]

👍👍🙏

[@jackkittrell6483]

When to use aw and yaak

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Jackie Lou C. Kittrell Good questions. Aw + noun = want Yàak + verb = want to Hope this helps 🌟

[@jackkittrell6483]

Thank you so much...you are really good.

[@deahastaviningsih785]

Khruu smuk is the best

[@cyber1991]

What about 'I want a little bit spicy'? Is it 'ao pet nooi' or 'ao pet nid-noi'?

[@arifcheahmad3774]

It's the latter one

[@jackkittrell6483]

What is HE and SHE ? Is it not khao for He and ther for She?

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Jackie Lou C. Kittrell you are right :) ther is for specially for she or you (informal). khaw is for both he/she.

[@jackkittrell6483]

Thank you so much 😊 for your very clear respond.

[@yumavaldez5203]

Stop transliteration. I want to learn Thai not English

[@BananaThaiSchool]

We use some transliteration in Thai kha

[@yumavaldez5203]

Teach Thai script not English .