Pronouncing เอีย(ia), เอือ(uea), and อัว(ua) Vowels with Confidence

[@palithaathukorala2961]

Very clear. Thank you very much.

[@thaiCase]

I love grammar lesson.

[@santi7878]

make thai reading videos for beginners please ❤

[@LoveToRelax]

Dude, this was SO helpful. Thanks!

[@rp011051]

see also throat/tongue position as per Jcademy of stuart jay. very helpful..fr thai & chinese

[@TalaySeedam]

Great lesson. ขอบคุณนะครับครู

[@ericslusarz]

God your videos are seriously so helpful thank you!

[@glow111]

It was what I needed ขอบคุณค่ะ

[@manneeaguilar1539]

i learned to you very much. thank you

[@riverdent3382]

really good exercise. I really enjoyed it. Thank you very much. Krop kun maak krup.

[@eithone109]

Thank You So Much Sir❤🙏

[@phxcamera]

สวัสดีครับ Jack. Do you have a video that helps us to separate words in a sentence? No spaces is difficult sometimes. Do you know some tricks? ขอบคุณครับ

[@rainyseason4581]

Learning to combine consonants with vowels and spelling will help you read it even without spaces

[@silvanaribeiro8168]

Hi! How do you pronounce the last name UAWITHYA? Thank you.🙏🏼

[@Jimmysealover]

Is this the complete vowels?

[@NamasW24]

Does tiger use one of these …?

[@IgetThais]

Yes, เสือ is sara uea. เสือ(suea) with a rising tone.

[@Marcin_pl]

You said bia doesn't have a meaning, doesn't it mean "beer"? :)

[@rainyseason4581]

I 'm not sure if you've got the answer. "Bia" in Thai spelled = เบีย so it doesn't have a meaning in Thai. The word "beer" comes from English. It's written in Thai = เบียร์, different spelling

[@Marcin_pl]

@@rainyseason4581 ah OK, so the writing in that spelling doesn't have a meaning but if pronounced bia then obviously it does. Thanks for replying and clearing that up :)