Learn Thai - Other Ways to Say "AND" in Thai

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Thank you! I’ve been confused about what the difference is between these.

[@SpiritualDimensionX]

Thanks for this language reminder -I sometimes mix 'and' with 'but' so it is important to know

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[@semidirect]

Great video! I can learn very easily with your lessons. Just one question: In the example sentence the Central department store is written as ห้องเซ็นทรัล but you read it as haang sentan. Is that a typo?

[@IgetThais]

Yes, it's a typo. It should be "ห้าง" (hâang), which means "department store." And I intended to write "เซ็นทรัล" (Central) and say "เซนทั่น" (sentan) because I was trying to pronounce it in a Thai accent. Many Thai people pronounce the word "เซ็นทรัล" (Central) as "เซนทั่น" (sentan) because it's easier for them to say. They remove the "r" sound and replace the "น" (n) sound instead of "ล" (l), so "เซ็นทรัล" (Central) is pronounced as "เซนทั่น" (sentan). Thank you for pointing out the mistake and I apologize for any confusion caused.

[@semidirect]

@@IgetThais Thank you for clearing that up!

[@remnant888]

No worries.. Aha, now I know how to spell ห้าง​ from ห้อง,​ by change of a consonant 😀😀

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