Learn the Top 25 Must-Know Thai Adjectives!

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[@salongirl77]

Could listen to Thai people speak all day long .. I love their language and accent ❤️

[@wakazashi20]

which thai people? ^___^ I find her style nice and soft, but most Isaan people...... 0___0 I think there are 4 major dialects of thai

[@zulfiqaradam3850]

Yup its cute.. I wanted to learn thai ever since i fall in luv with lakorn

[@hannahQ]

this is one of the best thailand lesson!

[@HesselWorst]

Great lessons. Like her style.

[@TwistiKristi]

Thank you. These are wonderful lessons, easy to understand and delivered by you with delight and love for your native language. Well done. i will be watching these every day and hoping soon that i know enough Thai to feel confident to make friends. :)

[@heartzzandkisses]

I want to learn how to write Thai,I didn't know when to use these! ัmai eg, mai to,mai chattawa, Mai thaikoon,all these Mai...

[@kellyt6728]

hi Jay thanks for your lesson, you make it fun to learn the best on KZbin

[@ihadadream7508]

Thank you so much you great teaching pass thai I learned many things from you

[@wcw1155]

great lesson - I'll watch this one over and over

[@laddaevolta]

Excellent teacher Jay

[@Ubermemer]

Thank you Jay teacher. your videos are awesome! You make learning Thai easy and so much fun! I am going to watch all your videos haha keep them coming please

[@ragirinarasimhulu4153]

You have taught this lesson very well. Teaching this lesson very carefully, thank you very much. May God bless you

[@stringfellowhawk4843]

You definately make it fun to learn a really difficult language. Please keep it up!! Thank you, Exasperated phallang.

[@mikaso30]

Thank you Jay, You are great teacher🫶 easy to understand You 💐

[@htayhtayhlaing5933]

the best teaching, thanks teacher Jay

[@snavarro7713]

Thank you Jay, this lesson is really interesting. Every thing seems easy because you are enthusiastic 🤩.

[@guptasuraj4225]

Great work by you

[@tutu4604]

I love this lesson and love your smile, your voice. Your lesson is useful. Tks!

[@davestewart6476]

Again a great lesson, thank you Jay! I find it very usefull to first learn the alphabet and now pause the video and try to read the words myself.

[@HENGLIMINFO4U]

truly nice training

[@songkialimeric]

Thanks for helping us learn Thai.

[@yewchea7781]

Great lesson. Tqvm🙏

[@brentsailings4896]

thank you so much , great presentation ,

[@justinwilliams6268]

Nice work Kru Jay

[@jasonstallworth]

Thank you for this lesson! Very helpful. I hope to be proficient within a year of learning Thai - Pom rian pasa Thai krap.

[@tajmerasarker4795]

I love the way she talk....

[@tatsuga1]

fantastic. keep going. like your teaching

[@bunchhaylee9500]

Yes it's really help me.

[@antoinemartin1302]

thank you. fun, interesting, precise.. perfect. keep going.. kap phung mak krap.. Tony

[@mitchelljarvis2010]

Another great lesson! Kru Jay na rak! Joop joop!

[@digitalenforced]

+mitchelljarvis2010 Absolutely correct! Kruu Jay narak!

[@tkjk_5159]

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[@taasuchada7021]

Good jobs, Nong Jay!

[@krystianel6149]

Hello Jay, I have one question: Do you teach private lessons?

[@tipenJR]

I love her lesson and i notice something,,she is damn beautiful,,doesnt she ??

[@laynestaley147]

I would have a question If I say for exemple: aray naa. What does mean "naa" Thank you for your videos

[@myfavorite6241]

More videos teach Thai alphabet please.

[@DonutCream]

Some Thai words are also Cambodian words

[@ctines7401]

I like this video very much! Narak jang ka! Chan chorb mak ^v^ khob khun na ka

[@RONGDACERAMICES]

Hi

[@loujuan1846]

kaphun Mak mak kra khunsuway!!..Am I right??:) love watching your channel...😙😙😙

[@mandelbrotsugee]

kawcaj! I understand well. よく分かった。 Ho capito tutto bene.

[@ONealMusicStudio]

Very helpful. Need to keep the example sentences simple like in this video but should also put the romanization in for them as well. 8 and 9 are examples of sentences I doubt most beginners would understand or hear correctly without romanization. A good example is 8 where she is saying “this shirt looks ugly.” She says sueea dtua. The dtua sounds like “doo” when she says it fast - which means “look” which the learner is expecting to hear. Most beginners don’t know to add dtua (body) to the word for shirt so it can be confusing especially when followed by nii because nii would not follow doo. Even my Thai wife agreed this was confusing. This is why romanization is so important in the beginning.

[@johnnyrosas9891]

more videos please :D

[@laerkejosefine1464]

Good video But could u please write the sentence example’s pronunciation too?

[@olthy33]

For "small", effectively it's "lek" (เล็ก) but it's possible to say "noi": nok noi (นกน้อย) small bird. "เล็ก" (small) is not the same thing than "เหล็ก" (iron).

[@ihadadream7508]

Have a nice day and take care of yourself always AZIZ FROM BAHRAIN 🇧🇭 BYE

[@qiuyuning3998]

good

[@t.m.1324]

なるほど、こういう勉強方法なら続けらるかも。

[@nenitatacusalme4051]

Thanks for your video. But please give us someting to read as guide in saying the whole sentence.

[@ameerfikri3541]

what is the difference between ไป and มาก? both of them mean ‘too much’ right?

[@aZnLy96]

nice lesson c:

[@johnlowell5905]

Khun bpen kru dii tii soot!

[@musisinob8820]

nice

[@prounhsovann3643]

I want to learn how to write thai word too.

[@ashenheartsofficial]

She made videos for learning thai alphabet

[@cedric_ds]

3:54 and 6:31 what does ไป mean here? does it mean 'too'?

[@qixuanng5103]

bpai is go and bpai is too?

[@nokmuay1970]

Khun na rak krap. Jing jing!!

[@oldheresgianni]

Best

[@mrdeeng]

Khun Jay narak, Soi mak :-)

[@nokmuay1970]

jing jing na

[@weefunkster]

Subscribed for more Jay

[@a.dorcas7546]

สวัสดี Just passing by.

[@ihadadream7508]

Good luck 👍 thai girl

[@Aly-nq9ot]

Please write down the pronunciation cause is very difficult to reproduce what you say. I mean the whole sentenceThank you!

[@tinewat3998]

Great lesson and Really helpful 😇 and you are really cute ^^

[@taeru]

Jay narak

[@emsieeee143]

this lesson is so ngaai

[@plarx7]

My mum is Thai

[@OffGridInvestor]

Now Im starting to understand a few as a direct translation...... WOW..... they say some things similar to english and other things so shortened and..... strange.... you speak too fast is "you talk fast go" i was expecting a very (maak) or something. And asking to speak slower was a whole different thing. The "please" that you add to the translation often isn't there. Reminds me of learning neo-solomonic and bislama. You get to realize how incredibly wrong the subtitles are. Entire stuff missed coz they couldn't be bothered.

[@kaosaechao2659]

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[@Whiteclaytongmailcom]

Did you live in hong hong or Thai land

[@akunqonita]

There's no spell in the exemple :(

[@jingnie8510]

2:50 假睫毛掉了，好好玩

[@eeeeyoooo]

when do you use dee jai/ mii kwan suk ?

[@piyawachsujjavongcharoen1573]

Mii kwam suk literally means 'have happiness'. I know it sounds so unnatural in English, but yeah this is our way of saying. lol Supposed that you got a very high score on your exam, you were dee jai. So when you are dee jai, you mii kwam suk as well, but the meaning of dee jai is a bit more specific. Hope this is helpful.

[@eeeeyoooo]

thanks! correct me if im wrong, does dee = good and jai = heart? so in a way, dee jai implies your heart is good/happy?

[@piyawachsujjavongcharoen1573]

+eeeeyoooo yes you're right, more example of usage of mii kwam suk is stated as below. To say it easily, dee jai = glad. Mii kwam suk = happy In some cases, they can be used interchangeably. Hope this is helpful. Thanks for being interested in our language (:

[@piyawachsujjavongcharoen1573]

+eeeeyoooo One more thing, in our language, adjective comes before noun. Dee jai and my heart is good seem to have the same meaning, but in my understanding, it sounds like a new word. To illustrate this point Hot weather= aa-kard (weather) rorn(hot) So dee jai should be heart good, which does not make any sense in English. Conversely, good heart, jai dee, makes sense in both English and Thai. Jai dee means kind. You are kind. Khun jai dee Hope this is helpful.

[@eeeeyoooo]

thanks for the explanation !

[@hidden2500]

hi , thank you for the video , please speak more slow , kho phun kap

[@edersonpenaloza3537]

I want to learn speak thai, is very pretty

[@fatimagisellesotoescalona1020]

Sub Spanish please 🙏🙏🙏

[@aanseptiadilim4750]

phom chop maak phassa thai na ^^v

[@MrTaha1967]

טוב

[@yookcandoit2795]

thai girls, woman man and boys they are absolutly beautifull and cute, and also lady boy of thailand most of them are beautyfull,. and the fucking crazy is, my brother told me im not pretty, more pretier lady boy of thai than me wtf is this kakakkakakaka loll i love thai chan rak thai ka, kop kun ka, i hope u always made this video everyday so u can help people like me

[@TSCtheTHC]

Kao rak aa haan Thai Mai phet khrap 555

[@kearhour4320]

I liked to be your friends

[@doganduman1178]

if you speak slowly to make us understand would be great I always reply to hear correct lol

[@cristianm7097]

WOW, I wish I had a thai gf like Jay.

[@tabbytiger2070]

Left sounds like late ,,,, the pronunciation at least

[@wiputjat]

Mel different tone between ซ้าย (left) and สาย(late)

[@zerog1262]

good lessons but speaks to fast and only says them once .if speaking fast it would be nice to write it in English.

[@sandeepraj5082]

saa wat dii kha jay host im sahil kapoor

[@FreeSudani]

if only she breakdown the words she says it would be great

[@ONealMusicStudio]

Agreed!

[@princemehra6740]

sa wat dii kha im sahil kapoor

[@paulinedubois7704]

Sewin

[@deviland05]

You are so cute.

[@1Lapushka]

that's a pity she doesn't write the sentences she prononces

[@sharzanco]

But you speak fast

[@ziky3329]

I think native Thai people can't pronounce 'R'. Instead they pronounce 'R' as 'L'. My guess

[@munafauziyyah6522]

Are u vegetarian, jay? 😂

[@truthseeker2891]

Hot for teacher

[@ihadadream7508]

And you are very beautiful 😍

[@MrPeterpott]

No context for anything - just a list of words and phrases. No phonetic spelling. Too quick. No one can learn that way.

[@MurrayNeilClampett]

it's very helpful for intermediate level

[@onsenguy]

jay you are cute as a button. 😊

[@xxxtion]

คุณ คิด ว่า บท เรียน นี้ ง่าย ไหม whew thai language is so difficult! Thanks for the vid.