Learn Thai - Kind/Type - How to use "bàeb(แบบ) & yàang(อย่าง)"

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Jack is so adorable. Love his lessons. Hope he can keep broadcast new ones❤

[@IgetThais]

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[@liamburns8554]

Yaang - I struggle in my head with this being “things” and “kind” in English. As they are quite different in English.

[@GladSamuel]

Great presenter, teachers gift

[@teacherinthailan6441]

Excellent lesson. Thank you so much.

[@klausg]

Very helpful lesson, thanks Jack.

[@TheSimwhi]

Hey, Jack, Many thanks for the great lesson. I really enjoy your style of teaching. BTW: In English, the word "work" is uncountable. Instead of ''works' , we would use jobs / tasks.

[@IgetThais]

Thank you for your kind words and feedback! I'm learning and also improving my English. 😀🙏

[@jdavies212msu]

@@IgetThais Learning what nouns are "countable" and "uncountable" is hard. There is no learning trick. Just have to memorize it!

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[@PATThaiA]

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[@katwilkes1442]

With the change of pronunciation of yaang nee to yang ngee, is the spelling changed in writing or is it never written? In English, we spell words the same way regardless of the pronunciation differences -- and I'm from US Appalachian South and sometimes use AAVE so I often pronounce things very differently than standard English but spell it the same.

[@hindustan3097]

Nice

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[@roystevenson1375]

Ahjan Jack,My daughter says baep. or beap noon..which I understand to mean raw secrew as in just a minute,.

[@IgetThais]

แป๊บนึง(pbáb nueng) is an informal means in a bit! สักครู่(sák krôo) is a more formal means a moment" or "a while. Both phrases can be used interchangeably in various contexts to indicate a brief moment or a short amount of time. When I have conversations with my dad, I use both expressions. In general, I say "แป๊บนึง" (pbáb nueng), but when I need to convey a more serious tone or emphasize that I'm busy at the moment, I use "สักครู่" (sák krôo) or "รอสักครู่" (raw sák krôo), which means "wait a moment."

[@ale19521952]

And what about ชนิด

[@IgetThais]

ชนิด means kind. It is used to refer to a specific category or classification of something, particularly in scientific contexts, such as when discussing various species of plants or animals.

[@ale19521952]

@@IgetThais Thank you so much.

[@invest2wealth111]

I would translate... Yàang = kind of. Because the word "kind" means nice.

[@liamburns8554]

The word kind does mean nice, but also means a type of something. It has 2 meanings. The fact it has “of” after it is not relevant

[@litaartwolf7506]

How to say “it is kind of old” in Thai

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