Mastering Thai Tones the Easy Way

[@RenPowers]

This is awesome! Relating the tones to English sounds was genius and made it so much easier to understand how to form the sounds!

[@jimsherod8786]

I really like your explanation tying to common English intonations! You make it easy to remember the 5 tones!

[@SpeakThaiPossibleWithNaam]

Jim Sherod does it work well with you? Your tones skill is developing?

[@redplough]

First time tones have made any sense to me. Thanks.

[@christking85]

I wish you didn't give up. This is one of the best videos for tone I have watched. You make it very relatable

[@christking85]

@@ChrisBird1 lol cant say your wrong

[@dtawantawng5131]

I'm so glad I found this at the very beginning of my study of the Thai language. Tonal languages are daunting to people coming from a non-tonal language, but as you explained so well, no language is non-tonal, including English, it's just a matter of drawing the right comparisons.

[@Darkangel-A-c8z]

Sawadee ka. I was adopted from Bangkok when I was 6 weeks old and grew up in Sweden, adopted by Swedish parents, and so far you're the best teacher I've come across

[@blackvelvettrash3719]

She is so elegant speaking thai & english 😍

[@JeanneEatsworld]

Hi Nancy. I just moved to Bangkok 5 months ago and starting to learn Thai language and found your video. This is super helpful. Thank you so much!!

[@khmerpolyglot5591]

I have trouble learning the tones, and I've been watching other KZbin videos to learn them, but this is the best one. Khop Khun mak mak khrap.

[@lifeslices2228]

This is incredibly helpful and the best explanation of Thai tones for English speakers that I have come across. I'm super grateful to you for making this! Thank you so much!

[@hoagapyear]

I've been browsing through lots of videos trying to learn Thai tones this morning and your video is the best at explaining how to pronounce these. You make it so much easier by relating it to English. Thank you so much

[@earlehotta7755]

I hope you will continue to teach the way that you do as your connection and fusion of both Thai and English are exceptionally effective...do not give up

[@graememaher1071]

Best explanation I've yet seen. You have a gift for teaching. I lived in Lao for five years and picked up the tones through repetition. What a slog! This would have made it much easier. Were you brought up bilingual?

[@vetiarvind]

Excellent. It's much easier to learn when you link it to english expressions. Thank you!

[@ashfaq0110]

what a brilliant video. ( as per the previous comment) drawing on English Intonations makes it so much easier to understand. thanx

[@Ifrah123]

Your explanations are really good! Especially for an English speaker like myself. It makes me think I can actually do it. :D

[@SpeakThaiPossibleWithNaam]

xxIfrah I totally agree with you. Her explanation is a life saver for English speakers and it should work well if you keep practicing and tracing your brain. It really needs reputation. Or do an ear training like musician

[@georgefoo1732]

Wow...Very good...still a struggle for me but you explained it very well. Thank you.

[@SpeakThaiPossibleWithNaam]

George Foo 1 year already. How is your progress in learning tones I wonder :)

[@rayosnoel]

What a beautiful woman. And such a good teacher.

[@DAVIDACAMERA]

You have explained very well !!! Why you don’t make another video?

[@MTKarthik]

I'm in Bangkok and starting to learn Thai. I will be here for a few weeks because I wanted to immerse myself and learn. This video is incredibly useful for English-speakers. You've really hit on excellent comps to make comprehending and expressing the tones much easier. Thank you!

[@scndywise6042]

It took me 4 whole videos on thai tones to find this masterpiece of a lesson. Thank you very much!

[@juliussoriano]

Been confused by the other vids teaching the 5 tones, but you made it so simple by relating it to English! Thank you!

[@jonosun]

I've been struggling with tones, but now, no more! This is by far the best explanation and easiest way to remember them that I've found. Thank you.

[@avrity7732]

Very smart way to teach and illustrate the tones! Thanks!

[@ayrad7819]

You have such good English communication skills, makes it easier to learn from you!

[@meenaloswal01]

Have watched so many videos of tones but this is the best one👍👍👍 nice way of connecting with english expressions.. Thanks...

[@williamfeders8073]

Awesome teacher and clearly in detail explaining

[@learnthaiwithme1041]

She is so nice and teaching so good🎉❤

[@christianjadeyapsamson6670]

Thank you very much. You're an amazing teacher. I hope I will meet you in person. Thank you for that beautiful and well-explained video.

[@johnrhodes5914]

This was the best explanation of tones that I have come across. Thank you for the great explanation.

[@steeeebs7286]

Best explanation of Thai tones that I've seen

[@christopherphillips9891]

This is THE BEST explanation I have seen. The one problem is the "names" of the tones. The "rising" tone is in fact a dipping tone, down and then up. To most people, "rising" means going up, not going down and then up. The "falling" tone is really up and then down, like a roller coaster. An easier way to identify these for students would be to choose a numbering system or something used in standard dictionaries (that use English letters), and call them by that name. That is how people will encounter them. The names of these tones might be necessary, but they are confusing. However, YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER!!

[@alexiusbantigue263]

Love your explanation of tones. Love how you took a practical approach. It made it very easy to understand.

[@briansounalath]

she explains this really well. the best on youtube. I wonder if all Thai people can sing well since tones are built into their language

[@Sophie62_72]

That's a very good explanation of the 5 tones! Thanks!!

[@GotoHere]

Good explanation. Still struggle with tones but getting better.

[@MrJake11265]

Excellent explanation. You are such a good teacher.

[@michaelcorbett1827]

great way to make Thai tones understandable, super presentation

[@williammillard6455]

Because of your excellent English it is easy to learn from you. Please make more videos. Thank you.

[@Visionery1]

Nicely explained.

[@rawshou136]

This is the best explanation on KZbin!

[@ВалентинОрехов-г6й]

It was amazing!!! I've watched many videos today, but noone explained this topic so clearly! Thanks a lot!

[@earlehotta7755]

Enjoyed this lesson as tones are my greatest challenge.

[@tacos_are_life_and_im_tras7091]

Omg I’ve been trying for so long and this has helped me so much! I can finally hear the differences in tones

[@dond2807]

Very useful advices. Khop khun mak 🙏

[@rupertspencer6382]

One of the best explanations and examples I have heard for using tones. ขอบ­คุณครับ

[@hehasrisen1990]

Very good video. Thank u for the associations. I need the slow repetition to help me understand. The low tone is the hardest, but this video is great practice

[@declansmith8450]

Thanks Jantawee. This is the best explanation I found so far to understand the tones.

[@SpeakThaiPossibleWithNaam]

Declan Smith I agree with you. I found her explanation one of the best on this topic

[@kaityhd3062]

These explanations are so helpful!!

[@SpeakThaiPossibleWithNaam]

One of the best tones explanation I’ve found of youtube. Thump up ka.

[@ArabischeStrae]

Thank you for your clear explanation.

[@VasavaIla-r4q]

Khawb Khun mag kha! ขอบคุณมากค่ะ🙇🏻‍♀️

[@solamifasol]

Wow your explanation is really helpful thankyou

[@teresajauregui2479]

very good examples really appreciate them

[@kayecatipay8666]

this is a fun way to learn i think this is the final tone video i have to watch thanks

[@howardstern666]

Really good way of explaining. Thanks.

[@brentsailings4896]

wow that was an awesome presentation

[@Snazjazz17]

so so helpful

[@igorlopes5366]

the best video about the topic, thank u.

[@silin-n9s]

I really like the explanation of the tone , it is easy to understand !!! thank you ~

[@ralphemmanuelrasay6413]

Wow! Thank you so much! You're the one who really taught us the tones that easy, and got them correctly!

[@herdingborahae]

The examples with the English words help make the tones seem a little more easier.

[@patch1418]

This was great! The connections to the English really helps. 🙏Thank you

[@ดานีโลซานโตส]

สวัสดีครับ ผมชื่อDaniloและผมเป็นคนบราซิลครับ ผมชอบมากๆวิดีโอของคุณ ขอบคุณครับ ผมเขียนได้ภาษาไทยแต่ผมยังไม่พูดได้จริงครับ

[@uouououqpqpqpq7050]

ต้องใช้คำว่า "ผมเขียนภาษาไทยได้" นะคะ

[@SingleHandedProductions]

You're a pretty good teacher! 🙏

[@srishtisrivastava4561]

I wish you continued! this was amazing!

[@lynnbrooks2430]

Very good, I will keep watching out for your videos. Khob khun kha.

[@MrJake11265]

Thank you for your excellent explanation

[@ivyaquila9136]

Best tone video on KZbin 👏👏👏

[@phantastic28]

This was so much of a help. I can understand now please make more

[@kanyaletkeman1538]

Very helpful and good reaching my dear !! Why don’t you make some more video ??

[@harryscat]

Very good lesson Thanks

[@Myri]

This was very easy to understand, thank you 🙏

[@zicofifa1324]

EXCELLENT EXPLANATIONS! WONDERFUL VIDEO

[@nancypicklo1296]

Thank you. Tones now make a lot of sense. It was extremely helpful to relate the tones to the intonation of English phrases.

[@noninoni454]

👍 I agree with all the other commenters. You helped me with tones more than any other video out there as well.

[@denisdralec1993]

Pure gold ! Thanks.

[@GlynWilliams1950]

Great video. Clear explanation of tones and very clear speaking voice with excellent pronunciation. Thank you

[@gregtaitague5728]

สวัสดีครับ. Kaawpkhunครับ. Your examples were great. It helped me to understand Thai language tones just a lil bit more.

[@marciowai]

Your explanations are perfect! Thank you :D

[@mariamaksimova1342]

the best explanation!!!!

[@HighStakesDanny]

Best one so far

[@MrPhilcorn]

Very well explained, thanks. Where is the second video, "where"? (rising tone) :-)

[@monieversmann9104]

Wow, your video is great! The best explanation of Thai tones so far

[@johnreybibal3999]

comparing the sounds to english expressions makes everything and practicing tones alot more easier

[@noninoni454]

More videos your such an awrsome teacher

[@Xitaychin]

Thank you so much! It is really helpful and so clear!!!

[@kyufweqw]

Excellent! Now I got it!

[@willianschiavoluz6999]

Beautiful , Cute Teacher !

[@guyvalentine8712]

Your examples are super, super clear. Thanks tons for posting this. It's a great help. Cheers!

[@danielm.4346]

Kru Nan, thank you for your good presentation on how to pronounce the tones of the Thai language. Good teaching. ขอบคุณครับ.

[@diddidu4758]

Hurra!!!! endlich treffe ich die Töne richtig 👍👍👍

[@Auto_Learning]

This is the best explanation I've seen! Why don't you make more videos?

[@aiksengyong1447]

Very good! very good example!

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

The best explanation

[@JamesColemanChess]

Best tones explanation video ever!

[@baldy555]

Thank you. I love the way you explained the tones - almost relating it to music. You must be a musician!! I now have a better understanding of the tones.

[@fabgo8411]

Kob khun krab, very clear explanation.

[@rozfraseryoga]

So helpful. Thanks ☺️

[@R0yL33]

Good job. I've never heard thai language teachers relate the tones to english . Early on, I likened low tone to the last word in an english sentence.

[@shruti735]

Wow I'm waiting for your another video...pls make it...pls