Introduction to Thai Grammar

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[@aungbhonepyae11]

l doesn't

[@Ezaffin]

I think that the grammar seems easy enough but the tones and pronunciation in Thai are so intimidating, as well as the written language. But that is the fun right? The journey and mistakes.

[@arifahmad908]

Yes!

[@GReyn]

Basically fron how i see it.. Thai is basically Mandarin, but with easier alphabets.. Cuz of the tones and pronuonciation

[@elainejones9299]

Teacher: It’s easy, right? Me: Oh, I wish it was.

[@donu5901]

same here!!!

[@jennynevers4811]

Wow, this one is one of your most useful videos. I've been watching and learning for a while, but the simple basics of grammar explain so much of what I couldn't understand so far. Thank you so much!

[@superelectrasuperheroe4079]

This grammar is refreshing, having learned German and Spanish grammar rules. I finally don't have to worry about subjectives, 20+ different conjugations, genders, tricky particles (german), and such. But Thai script and tones are hard 😭

[@GReyn]

And here i am trying to learn both Germany and Thai 😅

[@fandyhy3314]

It's similar to Chinese, which is also very simple from point of view of grammar.

[@tsunetasora]

Not only grammar, but also loan words. Plus both are tonal languages

[@greenteam0chi0912]

At 2:51, there is a typo. The sentence in Thai reads 'Last month, I was at home'. Underneath, the translation is incorrect. Same at 4:50, the English translation is incorrect.

[@thanhvanle5261]

Can u pls write the correct sentence ?

[@edrianchiong1791]

Thai Grammar is Very Simple Than English Grammar.Thank You ThaiPod that you teach us about Thailand Language❤

[@leterallybenjie]

I do not have any intent to study Thai but the way you hold your lessons it hocked be on this now I am very much interested in learning Thai. thank you.

[@jimsherod8786]

At 2:50 they say, "Last month I went to Pattaya." but the sentence in Thai reads, "Last month I was at home." It is frustrating that this company does these type of errors so much. I've even reported errors to them and they fail to correct them in their courses. You can learn through ThaiPod101, but be prepared to find many errors in their lessons.

[@learnthaiwithme1041]

Oh, I see

[@NurAisyah-hm2bl]

Thanks for saying that..

[@Attya-y2y]

Liked. Love how your videos are so clearly illustrated and organized. The thai writings with movement and colors are very well done, and the English explanations are great. Keep it up!

[@stenforthewin]

this video was really helpful! I'm a total beginner but will refer back as I keep learning, for the really clear explanations

[@nhuho5408]

Thai grammar is somehow similar to Vietnamese grammar. It's easy for me to understand.

[@brightwinismylife3952]

Thai and Malay actually have almost the same basic sentences, so it's quite easy for me to understand. However the real challenge is in writing and the tone.

[@tiensirin]

This is very good. Thank you!

[@uttamanandarout7135]

Fascinating

[@M-BKK]

wow!! this is really professional work.

[@Teerzad]

Excellent presentation. Thank you.

[@ว่านว้ายหวาย]

ต่างชาติอยากเรียนไทยกันด้วยย ภูมิใจจริงๆ

[@thereal重音テト]

ช่ายยยยยยยย

[@claudinemanabit]

Oh my God! My favorites :) I love you both.

[@HostDotPromo]

So simple yet so hard

[@a0um]

Excellent presentation!

[@alcalc7428]

I find that easy but I am having a hard time with the tone. I feel like my tone and pronunciation are quite awkward. Been learning for 3 weeks now and I have progressed faster than when I was learning Japanese.

[@oumsokhem11]

It"s useful channel ThaiPod101.com in teaching us thai language. Accordingly, i am currently learning thai in basic level, so that the basic thai grammatical is a foundation knowledge to towards the next higher level.

[@jkillersmile]

Wow, its fun to learn from here :) thank you so much! Btw how to ask 'do you love me?'

[@q2345678900]

kun rak chan/ pom mai คุณ รัก ฉัน /ผม ไหม Beware, Thai has five tones. If you don't follow the tones, words you speak will be incorrect.

[@amberleaf7]

That example actually said "Do you love me?" ... They made a mistake in the lesson when they said "her". They didn't check...

[@sieryu84]

Short video but i learned a lot.

[@danyduck4100]

the best video ever !!! other video on grammar ? fro examples the difference between the verbs to be... thank you

[@robby837]

very useful thx a lot

[@djcq9696]

Khop-khun khrap, this is very helpful❤

[@derekdonaldson1197]

Hi, beginner question here: At 1:54 we learn that จะ (ja) is used for future tense as in...I "will" go. But at 3:51, the example they use for... I'll go...(short for I "will" go) is just ฉันไป, not ฉันจะไป? Can someone explain this to me?

[@SilasHaslam]

Yeah, the correct translation is จะไป but Thai language is actually a very highly context based language.If the context is clear enough, you can omit the word ‘จะ’.As for a native like me, by adding the word ‘จะ’ in this context sounds like you want to emphasize that you won’t go for sure.

[@derekdonaldson1197]

Thank you for explaining it to me. It's making more sense now

[@carterparkinsons9903]

@@SilasHaslam why does adding จะ emphasizes that you won't?

[@kannikasod9586]

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[@learnthaiwithme1041]

Thanks ❤

[@NonNon-xv7cn]

ผมเป็นคนไทยครับ สอนดีมาก

[@trevorsreviews]

Awesome video super helpful 🙌🏻🙏🏼

[@iskomaxmin]

Thai grammar is very easy.

[@vibunibu6859]

Some people in the comments describe Thai as hard which I guess it is but I am very grateful to be half Thai other wise I’d be really lost but luckily I know most of the language already 😊

[@hasutailiu5392]

Thank you for the video! I have a question about the word 'bpai' (go). I noticed that it's different in Thai script in the sentence "I went to Pattaya" and "I will go to school". So, why?

[@jdb6026]

It's like Mandarin Chinese, but a little more difficult. Hahahaha.

[@hinaxyujeongbias_sumit444]

Mandarin Chinese and Thai are easy and not hard.

[@lemonjuice6715]

actually no it's like Mandarin Chinese, but easier! don't give people false information you're not 100 percent sure of ^^" the hardest languages are: 1- Mandarin Chinese, followed by 2- Arabic you are very welcome! ^^

[@jdb6026]

@@lemonjuice6715 Um, I studied Thai and Mandarin. And this is just a personal experience. So it's not false information because it's true to me. It may or may not be true to others. Chavacano is easy for me, will it be easy for you? Perhaps not. If you say that Chavacano is like Spanish but harder, should I respond by telling you that it's easier and brand your opinion as false?

[@hinaxyujeongbias_sumit444]

@@jdb6026 You guys Chinese Mandarin and Thai were easy for me, so there were never hard.

[@yimyam1301]

It depends on people

[@claudiatheiling6754]

I think that Pattaya at 2:50 minutes is written wrong.

[@EpicHawk]

Thank you this video is the most helpful one I've found!

[@tine2835]

I think it be easier for foreigners to learn them if every thai words has standard translation in english when spelled. I’ve noticed that they have different spelling from google, books , youtube and what not.

[@b04n]

When i first saw the Thai writing in games, i really thought it was an alien language, well, i was under 7. Now im interesting of learning Thai, but the writing system made me worry a little, but this video made me calm, and i think that im ready for learning another foreing language:)

[@Power_Soon_yaya--9804]

ขอให้ทะเยอทะยานต่อไปนะครับ

[@cheerkatharina]

The different question words, do you put them lastly in every sentence?

[@booncharatdear]

Good presentation and capture the important principle of Thai. be careful: at 2.50 thai words don't concordance with phonetic nor translation.

[@maylay-ol4zg]

good

[@Jem_beth]

What does ข้าว (khâao) mean at 5:40

[@ynynyn5682]

Rice

[@akiralee7876]

There seems to be a mistake at 02:52.

[@cs631oflu]

Akira Lee yep :)

[@amberleaf7]

And another mistake at 4:48. Do you love ME (not her).

[@SeintDirk]

So! they can say "เดือนที่แล้วฉันอยู่บ้าน" or "เดือนที่แล้วฉันอยู่ที่บ้าน"

[@mukarramnaqvi1]

Pattaya spelt wrong.?Right.

[@sharmainekoh1751]

Who's here after watching Girl From Nowhere?😂

[@zmbfngz499]

Me 😂✋🏼

[@gayealtier6201]

Why is that extra translation in black line which covers the actual translation at the back form. Would you pls remove it. Thanx.

[@ThePhilosopher29]

Hello Alisha. I subscribed your KZbin channel. And I found you here too.

[@matchacup]

i think there's a mistake with the second example of past tense, plz check.

[@SeintDirk]

sweetapple See on 2:50

[@lominefe]

There is a mistake also in the second example of how to make a question....

[@theghost12345678]

Yes and no, the writing doesnt spell bpai but it says yuu which is a location form of is, so the sentence is valid with bpai or yuu, but ur right it is a mistake to write both.

[@Williamldj]

anyone notice the thai writing on To go and went? it is the same Bpai but the writing looks different?

[@gzane4855]

2nd sentence for past tense it was "last month I was at home"

[@Williamldj]

@@gzane4855 I thought Thai doesnt differentiate present and past?

[@gzane4855]

No. I mean the thai writing on to go is bpai . The went however its not bpai but yuu. Its not last month I went to pattaya, but last month I was at home. Wrong sentence.

[@sivaree2226]

Wow wow wow

[@parn2160]

2:50 I think the Thai script for this sentence is wrong. You've written bâan instead of Pattaya Oh I just saw people have pointed this out. Oh well

[@HaRin9743]

Thank you for the video. I have a question At 4:49 won't we say คุณรักเธอไหน to say "do you love her?" I learnt that ฉัน means "I, me, my" so I wonder if I learnt wrong. I thought คุณรักฉันไหน means "do you love me?" .... Thank you in advance for the answer !

[@ThaiPod101]

Hello HaRin9743, Thank you very much for your support. Yes, you understand right, we made a mistake on the English translation. คุณรักฉันไหม Do you love me? Have a nice day. Parisa Team ThaiPod101.com

[@SeintDirk]

ไหม not! ไหน

[@SeintDirk]

So! the correct is "คุณรักฉันไหม" = Do you love me? "คุณรักเธอไหม" = Do you love her?

[@yoongi_edits338]

At 4:50 it’s not correct the translation says ‘do you love her?’ But it actually says ‘do you love me’ please fix these now, if I did have basic knowledge I would have thought this was correct smh

[@helpmefindagoodname8217]

Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

[@jeremiah3135]

Im a little confused. Is chan (ฉน) or I in English is only used in the sample because they are female speakers? I'm curious how it would be written for male speaker

[@bpin5191]

Pŏm (ผม) is mean I for male speaker

[@alexbrown6011]

MANY MISTAKES ... Thai spellings of WHERE, WHEN and WHY... Who wrote the Thai words?

[@piqim]

So thai is just knowing the vocabs. Goos to know

[@alexbrown6011]

You write and say "Pattaya" but it is written "BAHN - home" in Thai.

[@nicosmind3]

Since when was French a complicated European language?

[@jensl5956]

Thank you. Now I know that whoops do not inflict.

[@parn2160]

Lmao the captions huh

[@alexbrown6011]

You say and write "Khun ruk chan (ME) mai?" but in English you write "Do you love HER"

[@PlantSugar]

Those shoes will kill your feet.

[@noina9755]

Can someone proofread the subtitles? Thai became "tie" or "chai" and verbs became "whoops". And sometimes, the subtitles are blocking the words on the tutorial.

[@deeanne1860]

Just remove the subtitles. It's easier that way.

[@longta1111]

it's almost the same to vietnamese grammar :))

[@ว่านว้ายหวาย]

เเต่ถ้าคนที่เริมไปอยู่ที่ไทยจะต้องหัดใช้คำที่เป็นกันเองมากขึ้นเเละจะไม่ใช้คำว่าฉันเลยจะใช้คำว่าเรา เเต่ถ้าใช้เรียกคนอืนเเต่เราไม่รู้อายุของเข้าจะใช้เธอคำนี้ใช้เรียนผู้หญิงเเต่ถ้า นายใช้เรียกผู้ชายคะ เเล้วต้องหัดใช้คำว่าอืม,เออ,อ่า,ว่า,ห้ะ,อือ

[@asiandramafan2669]

I have seen that, some languages which are easy to learn those have tough grammar but those which tough to learn have easier grammar. Like Chinese grammar. 50000 character but grammar is easy. Thai is also like that. Thai is very much similar to Indian language sanskrit but with tone. Grammar is really easy but their pronunciation is weirdest ever and peculiar ever. Their pronunciation is far far tougher that their grammar. Even Pattaya spelling is different from its spelling. In many cases there are no similarities between spelling and pronunciation. Really it sucks dude. I am learning Thai but actually it's killing me. I am not English speaker still learning English is much more easy.

[@thevivekmathema]

Easy to Done than Said....

[@jdb6026]

The grammar is SOOOOOOO similar to Mandarin Chinese.

[@alessandro203]

บทเรียนที่ดีและเป็นประโยชน์ขอบคุณครับ :-)

[@ว่านว้ายหวาย]

เรารองเข้ามาดูเพราะอยากเรียนอังกฤ

[@GabrielLe868]

2:50 the sentence was wrong! 😤😂

[@laianesousa6922]

A gramática parece fácil, mas a fonética me fode até o talo

[@shawnmo3887]

Thai grammar is pretty similar with Chinese

[@Power_Soon_yaya--9804]

I'm not sure. อยู่ (yùu) อยู่ (bpai)

[@lobstergangletsgetit9499]

อยู่ (yùu) ไป (bpai) they forgot to change the word

[@suwinkhamchaiwong8382]

wait what?

[@romanreingromanreing731]

Plz upload consonants video with English pronouns..

[@aru.beanszxc]

who is really fluent here in thai but can speak english i want to be your internet friend if you want to? just saying hehehehe..... just comment your ig...

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[@nawazsharif5591]

Learn Thai with ThaiPod101.com can we make friendship, I'm an Indian,

[@phanhabotatouch2201]

something is error in your video at 2:45. the second example of past from.

[@suwinkhamchaiwong8382]

first?

[@uzairahmedsoomro8233]

Bloody subtitles appear between the lesson video can't see the lecture shit