my current thai self study routine

สวัสดีค่ะเพื่อนๆทุกคน 🙏 I hope y'all are doing well 💓
In this video, I share my current study routine and some minor struggles & growth. I hope you find some inspiration from this video and that it helps you.
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[@sitinurliana5614]

I really love your Thai handwriting ❤ and your Thai pronunciation is really good too! You really inspired me to start learning Thai again.

[@anaellekylyn]

That's such a great thing to hear! I'm so happy to have inspired you to start learning again 🥰. Wishing you all the best and as much fun as possible 💪 สู้ๆน่าาา

[@ritishabalwanti2573]

Can you make a video on how to learn Thai as a beginner after knowing alphabets how can I start with grammar, writting & speaking?

[@anaellekylyn]

Hi, thanks for the request, but I have made a few videos on these topics. My beginner guide video shares a lot of beginner tips to get started. Here's the link to it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5a4p6iJh9Ngo7ssi=6GWdq_BV9xaLHb67 Also, in the video description, I have a couple of links to some resources I think you might find helpful.

[@quentin3331]

Excellent video as usual. I've had similar feelings about learning several languages at the same time. I hesitated a lot between Korean and Japanese, which are two languages I really enjoy. But the more I think about it, the more I realise that it takes too much effort and energy to learn two languages at the same time, especially at a beginner's level. I now think it's better to focus on one language until you reach an intermediate level (at least) and then why not start a second language (even if it's very frustrating not to be able to do everything...) Learning a language is something really extremely difficult... In any case, your videos motivate me enormously, even if I'm not learning Thai at the moment (maybe one day?). I've got a question, maybe you've already answered it in another video if that's the case, sorry! But what is your motivation for learning Thai? Why this language specifically? Do you want to use it in the future (living in Thailand?) Thanks a lot!

[@anaellekylyn]

I agree with everything you said, and your words provide such comfort and support; thanks for sharing. Regarding my motivation for learning Thai, it was the beauty of the language that drew me to it, and honestly, that was why I wanted to learn it. I'd also been such a BL fan at the time, and so I'd thought how cool it'd be if I could one day watch a series without subtitles 😅. Lately, as I've reached a point where I can understand a lot of spoken Thai, I come across a ton of Thai content that truly inspires and motivates me. To put it simply, the language has this odd way of giving me comfort whenever I need it. As for living in Thai or anything like that, I've never thought of that tbh.

[@CubodoLivro]

Hi there! Love your videos, i also study thai!

[@anaellekylyn]

Thank you 😊 All the best with your studies 💪