Stupid white guy goes to Thai market in Sydney, then speaks Thai. Thais shocked.

Experiment #2 with Thai people! This time, I went to the Sawasdee Thai Town Festival in Sydney. I acted like a stupid Australian and then started speaking Thai! Check it out
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[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

I have had a few people asking about learning Thai with Kru Nguan. For anyone interested this is a link to her site ➡️ thaikids-sydney.business.site Alternatively, start your language learning journey today with Ling App: ling-app.com/?referrer=ThaiTalkPaddy

[@MitchellBPYao]

thai = great massages

[@arteryworld]

Question paddy, the site is a Thai kids academy. Is there no adult option?

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

‘ Jamaaa hi! I’m pretty sure it is just called that but there is definitely some options for Adults. I’m not 100% sure to be honest but it might be worth looking into it. When I briefly spoke to Kru Nguan it seemed as though there is a fair bit of flexibility. Regards

[@trucrimes]

You beautiful human.

[@Plaifon004]

Tysm

[@jojojojojojojojojojojojob]

as an asian in america, i tried to get reaction from the locals by speaking perfect english but nobody gave a damn.

[@jojojojojojojojojojojojob]

@s n chinese mandarin is the most spoken language in the entirety of earth.

[@dagman85]

If you happened to be in an Asian country and spoke perfect English to an American foreigner, though, it might get noticed more. That's essentially what's happening here.

[@girlieblingBabe]

Ryan Stanton it depends on how you say it and who to.

[@girlieblingBabe]

anonym very true

[@Avthefit]

jmb Good one! What you said is both hilarious and a very deep social comment. Would watch if you did a vid on this..

[@ChocolateDogMC]

People who don’t speak Thai won’t understand how good this guy actually is because Thai words are so hard to perfect the pronunciation and this guy even knows the Thai sense of humor, slang, and everything.

[@DJDanceClassic]

I bet he had many nuat naab in Chiang Mai!

[@tyree3774]

I think Romance languages compared to Asian languages are hard because they’re so different. Lots of Asian languages have tones and some sounds were not used to making and vice versa. There’s a lot of sounds in English they can’t make at first. It just takes a lot of practice and patience

[@cheetahdillak932]

I'm learning thai right now, and it was really hard at first to speak the right tone 😅

[@simondanielsen1911]

Yeah, he is good! I spent a year there including a lot of time in situations with barely any other English speakers ans I learnt a fraction of his vocabulary!

[@chandarakhut5233]

I’m here in Thailand for 3years already and still struggling with “near-far”

[@NabzKay001]

You never know the joy of a person when someone speaks to them in their own language. It’s wholesome.

[@fahmiparap776]

Except English😂

[@NabzKay001]

@@fahmiparap776 exactly😂😂

[@MorderElg]

Everyone around here speak my language... So it's not really much of an event when they do.

[@RezeHB]

Except Spanish as well

[@vnenkpet]

Being talked to in your own language is literally most human interactions lol. But I know what you mean

[@misslolaofficial]

Okay, I am part Thai and I can’t get over how great his Thai is !! I was way too overjoyed hearing him speak in Thai, it was fabulous ✨

[@happylucky5076]

👍💖

[@conbetterknow]

Same here I’m part Thai lol

[@syrupisspicy]

same usually thai is hard to pronounce but damnn hes great!

[@L1mZH]

Same I am pad thai too

[@Wobbyy]

his thai is worse than mine. but it's mediocre.

[@gabrielmoreno9455]

yeah yeah you were watching xiaoma and the algorithm brought you here

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Gabriel Moreno lol thank you Xiaoma

[@michaelwinegarden5443]

under appreciated comment

[@Ben-jq3ov]

True 😂

[@samuelodan2376]

Exactly

[@kevingepulle4371]

hahahahha

[@seanlockheart]

The Thai vendors actually speak good English as well. This is such a feel-good video. :)

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Siopao Shipping thanks so much! Yeh they were really good sports!

[@valorabock6325]

That's what I was thinking!! They all spoke English so well.

[@WaxMeister]

@@VERCENDARK you have a valid point. It's like mocking their english skills.

[@kurosakixXxinoue]

@@VERCENDARK We choose to see what we wish. I'm sorry you chose to spin this in such a negative manner.

[@kurosakixXxinoue]

@@VERCENDARK No, you really are being negative while under the guise of being empathetic. The things you said are a story you're forming in your own head. This is the kind of behaviour that come from people being insulted on someone's behalf when the individual wasn't insulted in the first place. The mentality you have of the people pretending not to know English is the American, "if you live in America then know English or gtfo." Your comments aren't helping anyone, and the only continuous attention they're getting is from me calling you out on your narrow closed minded behavior. I hope you can see that because it seems like you have a lot of anger you're holding in, or maybe it's a personal experience that set you off in this video. At this point, you're the only person suffering from those thoughts. Do some self-reflection instead of yelling into the void that is a KZbin's comment section. Cheers.

[@pashamaynard6778]

As someone who speaks only English I actually feel guilty. Guilty because the reactions and shock shown on the faces when an English speaker speaks someone else language in comparison to how we take it for granted that people should speak English. Anyone who speaks English as a 2nd language deserves so much more respect ✊🏼

[@mehitabel1290]

For sure. Now, go learn...............!

[@elsnowman123]

don't feel too bad. learning a new language takes an insane amount of time and dedication; time you could easily use for other hobbies or interests

[@mehitabel1290]

@@elsnowman123 True. But I consider it disrespectful to visit a country without learning at least the essential phrases in their language. But then I always want to learn more... Yeah, I could go crazy-golfing or run a few miles.. But the reward wouldn't come close to the satisfaction of being able to buy local produce at a local store, in the region's own language.

[@elsnowman123]

@@mehitabel1290 I would agree but there is simply not enough time to learn languages for every country you visit. I’ve been learning mandarin for the last half year and understanding how much work it is to learn a language, I would get mad at people not learning a language before visiting a place. I totally agree with you though that being able to speak the language of a place you travel is very satisfying

[@nasser92812]

Try learning spanish

[@xx3astmanxx928]

Wow that first girl he talked to is so adorable!

[@Lee-yn1by]

I like how Thai people are always happy to hear farang speak Thai 😊👍😊

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Lee and Rattana yeh they have a very friendly nature!! Very nice

[@jasoncomley9869]

That’s cause Farang’s have a funny accent

[@tubester4567]

@@stevenray3506 Political correctness hasnt reached the non-western world yet. Its quite normal in countries like China to call anyone "foreigner". Even if you born there and speak perfect Mandarin. Its really only western "white" countries that have political correctness.

[@hiddendream2809]

Wow wise words. I will know when I talk to my Thai friend or when I ever visit Thailand

[@mafusaku]

Skrooge Lantay To clarify, i'd suggest thai people to call foreigners คนต่างชาติ (foreigners) then to call them ฝรั่ง (farang). It really depends on the subject and the conversation you're having. As for me I get called farang because im half thai half American and my friends just say that to bully me or to get on my nerves. Most of the time, thai people look at foreigners as money grabbers unless you can speak or understand thai you're basically gonna get charged more. That's the truth and it's sad. Alot of things that other people don't know that's been going on in thailand and what thai people do, for me I know almost everything because I've lived in thailand for like my whole life. I'm getting into too much detail so that's all.

[@soidogcowboy3282]

Man I'm so jealous of your Thai skills!

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Soi Dog Cowboy you can do it too! Everyone has to start somewhere and I ain’t special - trust me! Thanks for watching ✌️

[@toteevee8665]

Damn I had the same thought! 9months and speak like a pro! Im jealous too! 😥😥

[@fleskenjamero6182]

Wow... I am jealous too, but içm currently learning still not giving up 😂

[@jjsjjs93]

Yeh, he thai's his language together well.

[@mjandres3753]

ME TOOOOOO

[@cloud7095]

He even walked up with the whole “I’m important and stupid, look at me” walk. He even did the hair comb with one hand

[@qkrtlwjd3391]

9 months in Chiangmai and he got this level of speaking thai? Wow. He is just amazing. I am so impressed.

[@phonlakritlapjaturapit7970]

I'm Thai and I'm very impressed by your Thai. It's really fascinating as well when a foreigner is interested in learning this language and I gotta say I really appreciate you for that. The video is also interesting and fun to watch!

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

phonlakrit lapjaturapit that’s really kind of you! Thanks so much for watching. I’ll try to continue making interesting content ✌️

[@omarbandonil2123]

I'm also interested in learning your language. I'm really fascinated by your language. But it's really difficult for me. ☹️☹️☹️

[@elissarose1794]

I want to learn thai too it's my favorite language I know a few of the letters but I have a long way to go

[@bersatutvsaluranrakyat8961]

@@omarbandonil2123 me too...speak in thai is not easy for me😣😣😣

[@SkinPeeleR]

In the Netherlands we have a politician that can lie flüidly in 7 languages and make his lies understood in another 4.

[@reidwilliamson6477]

Haha

[@EderAPS]

A dutch man complaining about his politicians. As a brazilian, I find that cute. XD

[@travel2laos167]

That must be someone working for the EU right? Frans Timmermans?

[@Tiqerboy]

In the US we have a politician that can only lie in one language, but let me tell you, he pulls it off, and believe me, people believe him. He'll be the first one to tell you that English is the only language you need to know.

[@rods6405]

PMSL

[@MikeStillUK]

This is a great vid to help me learn Thai!

[@thaddeusal-britani1099]

Hey man why did you stop making videos about languages?

[@lujainot5495]

How many languages do you learn

[@360MandaloreX]

Why aren't you answering my calls Mike?

[@PinkCrappyAiCovers]

Mike are you as hard as I am right now?

[@alialmaawy8865]

@@thaddeusal-britani1099 Yeah mike let us down by not posting again😭

[@kuanyewsim5660]

As much as I'm impressed by his Thai (ok I'm not a Thai, but the reaction he got kinda makes me think he's good), I'm actually pretty impressed that the Thais speak good English. I've been there a decade ago and it's not easy finding Thais who could speak good English. Some of them in the video had a sort of an Australian accent, too.

[@shaungordon9737]

They live in Australia that's why

[@BlueWithoutBiu]

Ah, no wonder the last mooncake seller lady said they have the food imported from Thailand. And I thought it was a typo 😂

[@zokomonofficial40]

It's only the east asians that can't speak english

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

ur racist

[@legasalvini9808]

@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 you know in Thailand they have the racist FARANG PRICE segregation signs on everything!. If you're Face is European you pay more then a Asian. And it's legal. Are you offended on that or its irrelevant?.

[@rsc68er]

The Thai people come across warm and friendly

[@notch7139]

@Abhisar Choubey land of smiles.....and cons

[@notch7139]

@Abhisar Choubey the jet ski scam, tuk tuk scam, taxi meter scam, gem scam, Khlong scam, palace is closed scam, motorbike hire scam...........

[@jakesi8170]

@@notch7139 You are on to something.. lol.

[@shamanic1]

It's not that simple! Trust me! The smile can go deep, or the smile can be a thin veneer, just before the KNIFE goes deep! It's situational, at best. The Thai smile a cultural nicety - a positive attribute, certainly - but the Secret Police Captain, will also be smiling, as his men, drag an innocent victim away. But - hey - if your reading, of this surface phenomenon, doesn't hurt others, why not?

[@unknown543]

@@notch7139 I am Thai and I agreed with you people in this generation don’t want to live in this country . So many problems in this country.

[@nzcyclone]

Is it just me or that lovely young lady at 1:14 the way she said "Okay lets just speak in Thai together" i just thought was so lovely and cute.

[@bongwater7908]

shes a 6 at best

[@nzcyclone]

@@bongwater7908 If we all liked the same person life would not be fun or have challenges. To you maybe she is a 6 but to me, the way she spoke she is a 20 out of 10.. Each of us to our own :)

[@bongwater7908]

@@nzcyclone i can respect that

[@nzcyclone]

@Kazam K would not alter my opinion even if she was. does not change who she is and the way she spoke does it :), it was her interactions and the way she spoke and the smile which caught my attention..... I do not judge someone based on if cross gender or gay or lesbian or whatever... why make the distinction unless necessary, we are afterall all human being are we not :)

[@nzcyclone]

@Kazam K Dont care.. I am sure "ITS" has a name and not just it. Doesnt alter my opinion one way or the other .... :)

[@chopsticks7623]

the first girl was really nice. It's amazing how he learned in only 9 months

[@RojsWellness]

I am always fascinated to people who can speak other people's native language

[@lilla4010]

@@ahmaddzaki1488 yes

[@icyboy771z]

It takes lots of dedication

[@Uro_Boros]

Try to learn swiss german xD

[@yakidin6330]

How do u know he isnt thai trapped in a white body ? 😁

[@yakidin6330]

@@ahmaddzaki1488it could be a put down. Like we expect asians to speak it as they are smart

[@Qstick333]

Not getting the first girls number seems like a fail.

[@tashingaahiamadi4290]

Qstick333 100% shloppy top

[@Squashed8Ball]

Or the masseuse’s number

[@cash3394]

@@Squashed8Ball she was tryna give that happy ending

[@zambot264]

Damn you guys thirsty

[@Cartman5101]

zambot264 true

[@mixahl4923]

He looked so deflated when they offered the Thai lessons lol. Chin up bro!

[@Thatit777]

That's why he said.. " I'll tell a friend". 😂

[@Juan_V_Herrera]

In Latin America we use an expression for that: "bajarlo de la nube", which roughly means "to take him off the cloud" which applies to anyone who flexes on others, and someone appears to deflate that bubble.

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

@@Juan_V_Herrera damnnnn haha

[@MargauxNeedler]

Time stamp?

[@snakeslife-uroborodjinn790]

@@Juan_V_Herrera We have a similar saying in Greek when someone is cocky. Καβάλησε το καλάμι which means "He's on a river reed" and presumably dates back to the age of Spartan King Agisilaos.

[@bellastephine8511]

Success is dependent on the action or steps you take to achieve it. . Investment is building a safe heaven for the future: Show me a man who doesn't have an investment and I will tell you how soon he'll get broke.

[@user-jm3yn2gm9z]

Speaking of investing, as it is right now investing in Crypto currency is making more than 85% of the world billionaires.

[@user-jm3yn2gm9z]

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[@henrylukas8884]

@@user-jm3yn2gm9z at this present economic crisis, telling anyone about those assets to invest on, isn't financial advice, but by all factors It is a life advice

[@kabiruusman1744]

@@henrylukas8884 People will be kicking themselves in a few years if they miss this precious opportunity to trade and invest in Crypto currency this period.

[@kabiruusman1744]

Crypto currency is making waves and its moving very fast. One must not have it all before you can invest, delay is dangerous.

[@Forever_we_are_young]

I'm Thai and I think you're so cute. Your Thai is great. you speak fluently, and I understand all your words without seeing subtitles. I admire you.

[@suchartboontid2560]

It's so cute when foreign people try to speak Thai. I've had bad experiences with Australians in Thailand before (where they insulted locals freely because they didn't think anyone understood them. One even called me a fag right to my face thinking I didn't know what he's talking about.) but this man is different. He didn't have to learn Thai because it's such a niche language that wouldn't be useful anywhere but Thailand but he did anyway. It shows he genuinely wanted to connect with the people around him during that 6 months. It's refreshing to see native English speakers do something like this when they don't have to. I respect that a lot.

[@brianhittepole259]

@Francisco Dand I have met asshats from Canada and hell from Thailand as well. People are people some are just assholes.

[@thegreatsoutherntrendkill272]

There are tons of rude atheists in Australia.

[@michaeljohnson-thiman4975]

I'm learning to speak Spanish. Not fluent but basic.

[@henryg8662]

@@thegreatsoutherntrendkill272 what does being an atheist have to do with anything. Anyone can be an asshole.

[@fastballonly]

I hope you punched those rude Aussies.

[@shawnreyes7522]

1:48 look at that parents lol "Omg thats our son in law"

[@Ahmed-jv7oc]

Haahaha😂

[@minhajnizam5090]

She's a gorgeous girl

[@Nirotix]

Pretty much. I'm amazed he didn't leave with her parents giving him her number!

[@Nirotix]

@@minhajnizam5090 Absolutely, she's beautiful!

[@mireiification]

Hahaha, I thought the exact same thing.😂😂

[@pp.ppppao]

I’m learning thai for a year now but this guy amaze me that he can speak thai fluently in just 9 months. I think immersion is a big help in learning thai. I’m so inspired by you sir! Keep it up!

[@azzking9305]

It doesn’t seem uncommon for many people to pick up up quickly if they live in some isolated village

[@Prakorn]

@@azzking9305 actually it does. It took me over 5 years to understand foreign language even completely isolated lmao

[@erdub84]

Just found your channel! LOVE these videos, keep it up!! It warms my heart to see how language can bridge gaps and bring the best out in people

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Thanks so much Eric! 🙏 I’ll keep doing my best 💪

[@briancrawford69]

It's awesome to see the respect they gave you for knowing their language

[@tylerpike954]

Except the last lady, whose English was near-perfect. She seemed kinda like, "Yeah, okay."

[@nellrussellstarving_artist1215]

I think it's respectful to put in the time to learn somebody's language! I teach my children sign language first 🙊🙉 to communicate with many people! Language gives us the first basic building block to build our bridges between our cultures and people! I have a lot of respect for this man!

[@MR-bq1cy]

‘They’ who are ‘they’. Magical how closeted racism exists

[@diamond_dogs]

I was in the womb for 9 months and couldn’t speak a single language

[@user-pn8ef4gb9l]

Haha good one

[@ekanshgupta2421]

Awww that's must have been so difficult 🥺 how did you manage

[@googleuser2609]

What happened when you got out of the womb?

[@nurhidayatkamal]

only learnt to ring for Womb Service

[@petetong9725]

I was out of the womb for 15 months efore I started speaking English

[@2Hot2]

Couple comments: 1) your Thai is amazing, how did you master the tonal system? 2) the school director reminded me how charming and imaginative Thai people are when it comes to making a living. I remember when I lived in Bangkok I was really blown away by all these poor people from the countryside bringing in carts full of the world's best food and selling it cheerfully on the sidewalks instead of begging. There was some talk about prohibiting that when I was there but I hope they didn't.

[@grail9558]

You still have some farang accent but for the most part you can speak Thai well. The best thing is that you have a good attitude and are willing to approach and speak the language boldly. You also had a respectful demeanor so people react well to that. Well done.

[@tabidots]

If you learn a second language as an adult, you will almost invariably have an accent. Your pronunciation, prosody, and rhythm can all be excellent-as his is-and allow for unambiguous communication, but a native speaker will still be able to pick out subtleties. By that, I mean things like differences in how you shape your mouth to articulate vowels and consonants, which are so subtle that they wouldn't even be possible to transcribe via IPA. That doesn't mean his study of the language is sorely incomplete or that he isn't fluent. Sure, for 2nd language learners of English, there are accent reduction courses, but this is only because English is the most widely studied language in the world... and such courses are not even really necessary as most native speakers are fairly capable of understanding a wide range of non-native accents.

[@azzking9305]

Wtf is a farang 😄 I think you mean Australian

[@WangyaSango]

@@azzking9305 Farang = white person to us 5555

[@azzking9305]

Reverosened In English it’s european, what makes them think we know what the hell farang means 😄

[@WangyaSango]

@@azzking9305 Ah, it is a word we just use to refer to white foreigners in general, not just European specifically We do not expect you to know the meaning of farang, it is just part of our slang and culture Not used to insult or anything for the most part !!

[@Pete_R63]

This was cool! My family is from Czech Republic and when I went to visit for the first time, they asked me to say something and were kind of amazed that I "spoke without an accent"- so, like a local. I can only thank my grandmother for that as she lived with us all of my life and only spoke Czech. She made me say prayers everyday in Czech and read me bedtime stories in Czech.

[@learnthaiwithme1041]

Thank you for share I feel happy with it.🙏😊

[@ak5659]

It was somewhat similar for me wïth Polish. People tell me that I sound like my parents were from Poland. They're in total shock when I tell them I'm actually third generation born in the US. I was the first great-grandchild so I just went with my grandparents everywhere. Nobody spoke English to me so I just picked it up. Grammar & pronunciation made it into my permanent memory but not vocabulary....

[@aldito17]

Fortunato….ho una moglie ceca. La mia conoscenza del ceco è sottoterra

[@mischiefmanaged3715]

That Thai lady though "so I am the first woman...! (to give you 'Thai massage')" so funny 555

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Mischief Managed 5555 so funny!!

[@purinatthanasittichai3614]

Mischief Managed This kind of joke is so prominent in Thailand i swear😂😂😂

[@Squashed8Ball]

It almost seemed like she was flirting with him?

[@purinatthanasittichai3614]

Squashed8Ball Almost every Thai’s aunties did that to everyone.

[@harles5000]

She had a great sense of humour! Nice lady!

[@poppys2396]

I’m Thai and I can say that your pronunciation is amazing. You can speak it better than me 😂

[@jeffreyglenn66]

I watch many of your videos. It's so funny, to see other people learn, that you speak Thai. For four years, I took American Sign Language and use it everywhere I can right now. I love to see how people react, when they learn, you know their language. It's great.

[@megatravellin5362]

1:11 "ทำไมไม่พูดไทยกับหนูล่ะคะ" น้องไม่เซอร์ไพรส์อะไรมากมาย แต่ถามกลับด้วยเสียงอ่อนหวาน น่ารักเชียว

[@YellowBlueGrey]

The first girl was so adorable and sweet! Also...your Thai is amazing.

[@stefanchandra1237]

I'm not Thai and don't even have an y interest towards Thai culture whatsoever, but I'm very impressed by the amount of respect you've shown towards them by learning their language. As an Asian myself I feel happy and glad that more and more westerners are starting to regard us more as human beings ❤️❤️

[@azzking9305]

You make white people sound like racists when really it’s the opposite that’s true 😄 I’ve lived in Thailand and I met many who can speak Thai fluently because it’s their plan to stay there. A far cry to many of them who live in the Anglosphere while still pretending to be in Thailand

[@stefanchandra1237]

@@azzking9305 Well it's almost true tho, most expats from the West came to Asian countries mostly with limited knowledge of the country they'll be living in, expecting their clients to only speak English or work as an English teacher. I've dealt with some of my clients from the U.S and Italy and they've already living in the country I'm living in for almost 2 years yet they don't even know how to order food in restaurants.

[@stefanchandra1237]

@@azzking9305 I'm not only saying white people are racists, I'm pointing towards Westerners/People from 1st world countries, which include Whites, Blacks, Arabs, or even nth generation Asians and none of them are racists because they don't learn our language. It's almost natural that they don't invest that much time in foreign cultures so if they did it'd be really appreciated

[@daweigo6851]

Ridiculous comment!

[@SL16867]

@@daweigo6851 What?

[@basketballanalysisth4406]

Paddy,I'm Thai,I proud to heard that you love to help Thai people and lastly I will say "Thank you so much" from Thai people.

[@karldhikayos1198]

his accent isnt perfect but quite impressive after only 9 months.

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Karl Dhikayos yeh definitely need to keep improving! Accent is so hard though. Will hopefully get there eventually

[@karldhikayos1198]

@@ThaiTalkwithPaddy yes thai language is very tonal in nature, which is very difficult for westerners to master and the reason why most westerners give up on the langauge. Practice your horse, dog, come pronunciation 555

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Karl Dhikayos 555

[@user-jn6me8qe5t]

@@karldhikayos1198 you forgot (chinese) mom ม่า....😁

[@theshipper5502]

Of course isnt perfect because he's foreigner not Thai people 😅

[@simodo11]

This is just natural ,picking up languages,what a gift he has

[@nkhmd]

I've watched a few of these types of channels, but I've got to admit, I found your self-deprecating manner quite pleasant...it seems obvious you have a great respect for Thai culture. Well done, sir!

[@valentinabocharova5465]

You know you’ve watched too many lakorns, when you have a video like that in your recommendations🤣 I liked it though 😆

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Pinky Jaman 😂😂😂

[@9cowbell9]

Pinky Jaman You’re so cute🤣

[@lil_weasel219]

tf is a lakorn. had it in mine

[@username9885]

I got this in my recommendations probably because I watch xaoijma (idk if I spelled his name right)

[@Linda-ye7jj]

@@lil_weasel219word for thai dramas

[@aminxuesheng3555]

I just undrstand one word only: "Khap."

[@sangfong206]

Amin XueSheng and ka-tuhay....ladyboy LOL

[@vanmarx1171]

I'm about to say this hahaha

[@keith986]

"Khap/Krap" use for men "Ka" is use for female

[@sprout477]

LOL

[@shuu3034]

I only know sawadikhap

[@philkellam7246]

What a great video well done paddy. After dating a Thai Lady for five years l still had no idea what they were talking about . Watching this made me laugh and left a smile on my face thank you.

[@bobbysayasane3413]

" Wow, you speak Thai so well. Quick buy this! " - hehe

[@MochinYoja]

Hey Paddy :) I speak Korean and Japanese, and especially with Koreans in Sydney, I've always gotten an over the top reaction when they hear me speaking haha. It can make you feel a bit awkward but it was nice seeing how Thai people were surprised but also so friendly at the same time. That's what I love when I visit Thailand😊

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

MochinYoja hey! That is so cool that you can speak both Korean and Japanese! Very impressive. I think overall, Thai people love hearing it! I’m sure that is the same when you speak to Korean or Japanese people here - it’s a pleasant surprise for them I’m sure!

[@justina9914]

I am jealous lol, I'm chinese and I find these languages extremely hard

[@javiercrespo4939]

I love thai people so much 🥺🥺🥺

[@king20girlfriends84]

@Style PLAY [ANIME] 5555

[@user-cq6zg2lw7f]

5555 u love ladiboy

[@mikelynch-zeroviewz2507]

I so miss Thailand.. travelled there 4 times before I got cancer 5 yrs ago .. beautiful people beautiful country.. love from Toronto : ))

[@TooManyChoices1]

That is the goofiest laugh ever... but it’s so genuine it’s heartwarming lol 😂. Good vid.

[@willsolo9444]

As a person trying to tune in to the Thai language; having been here two years roughly, this video had a huge impact. It's the first time since I arrived here that I have seen a non Asian person speaking Thai well enough to be conversant, with subtitles. Subtitles generally don't hang out on the street, obviously. Also there's the replies from Thai people, which is so valuable as it trains the ear. I have to say; I had more pennies drop and connections fire, watching this, after struggling to 'tune in' to the Thai language as I mentioned before. It made me realize, I need something similar, done the opposite way around for the kids I teach. After several views my Thai is more efficiently improved than I could have hoped for!! Please do more of the same!! Brilliant!! Invaluable for foreigners learning Thai language.

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Will Solo I’m so glad to have such an impact on you. Keep trying. I guarantee you will get there soon. And I will continue to make videos to make your journey easier. Good luck!! ✌️

[@casperthehokage-sama8886]

Around 3:37 when he’s getting the massage, he keeps struggling to get away but she got that masseuse grip on him lmao

[@fan-i-am]

It's about 2:37 and I know right! I feel like she's flirting with him! Although I think I can see a wedding ring!

[@perzonne6302]

@@fan-i-am it's always like that. They flirt with no intention to do anything, but know they could still leave their husband if they truly wanted to

[@dayumgirlRS]

@@charlesm.2604 Yup, old ladies always grab my wrist when I am speaking to them and it always completely throws me off since the whole time I am like when she gonna let go.

[@happy_camper]

Best title I’ve seen today haha brilliant !

[@OceanSwimmer]

Awesome! Fluent in French.....but Thai has a beautiful sound. Hawaiian, too. After 2 weeks in Italy, I was surprised how easy it was to catch on. Language is a bridge to understanding and love between peoples!

[@stevegand]

I just moved to Thailand and live in a village where I am the only white person and the only one that speaks English. I LOVE living here and hope I can learn Thai as much and as fast as I can. I love “my” Thai village. 👍

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

stevegand good luck on your new adventure!

[@JimNichols]

Where at Steve? I live in Ratchaburi....

[@stevegand]

I live in Prachinburi province near Prachantakham.

[@suarsivapong9311]

@@stevegand @Jim Nichols You love Thailand Thai people will love you. Thank you .

[@m.p.7075]

Much respect for learning Thai. The last lady with the glasses tho - she couldn’t care less 😅

[@phapnui]

Much respect to anyone who tries to learn a language without being told to do so.

[@mrpogi79]

I am loving all of there reactions and you remain super cool and humble with all the true and honest responses from the local Thail people. Awesome gap gang mak puud pasathai dii dii na krub

[@stephencollins1479]

The first young woman he spoke with was smoking hot.

[@merlyn2121]

Yes please.

[@muddwhistle7833]

She was a 6 for Scottsdale Arizona

[@shecravesit7072]

@@muddwhistle7833 Ayyyy lmao. She’s a solid 7.25 in The Dale bro

[@zty3529]

I thought you said smoking pot

[@naylisyazwina6836]

What if she is already taken? Imagine some random dude saying your wife is smoking hot

[@Moontess]

I've watched a few of these type of videos and it's usually a fine line between having a good laugh and being a bit mean/disrespectful to the unsuspecting people, but I think you do it in a very good-natured way and it was nice to see the Thai people enjoy it as well.

[@terenchion1]

Such a clever guy speaking many languages. would love to be as clever as u...... loving watching reactions..... brilliant.....!!

[@eliftr06]

I once got interested in Thai language and culture thanks to some Thai drama that I have watched and fallen in love with. However, the language looked quite complex and hard but I will try to learn it when I have free time in the future. I have watched Trabab See Chompoo and I have some other Thai dramas to watch on my list, as well. I hope I can go to Thailand one day and live there for some time long enough to get to know their culture and people more. 😊

[@xxserenityxxolv9863]

Ahh bende izledim 😄 biraz Thai anliyorum ama cok zor yaa

[@rotes.2914]

They are very friendly 🙂

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Rote S. super friendly!!

[@kcdiazWTV]

It's suspicious when a guy is being followed my another person with a camera.

[@jorgeanaya1969]

Why

[@obl620]

@@jorgeanaya1969 because it's not normal

[@genericusername4206]

@@obl620 i live in china and my brother always got followed by a guy with a camera before he disappeared. its very normal

[@firasharb1454]

@@jorgeanaya1969 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@mebeasensei]

Wonderful...good for you.as a long term resident in Japan who has struggled and failed spectacularly to ‘just learn’ Japanese...added respect.

[@vall545]

Mad respect ✊ for your Thai speaking skills!

[@2slofouru]

It is always so heartwarming and beatiful to see when someone realizes another cares enough to learn to better communicate. Such an amazing bridge language is. Oh and the girl in green who was sitting near the spices guy and turned around and noticed is a total fox.

[@Zumaray]

I love how friendly Thais are. Thailand, one of the best placed to visit too!

[@tmlmusic5367]

I lived in Thailand for 5 years, my Thai is about as good as his is in 9 months (and I get a lot of compliments on my Thai even at 1/7 of his learning speed haha). Language is hard but made easier to learn by the fact that Thai people are so easy to talk to and helpful if you really want to learn. It's also hilarious fun to joke around in Thai, I think the langauge just lends itself to a kind of silly, friendly style of humour which I love.

[@pauly1574]

It's unbelieve able that you only lived 6 months in Thailand and be able to speak Thai this good. Amazing !

[@davidchan5424]

Fantastic! I am impressed and you should be very proud of yourself and your ability to speak Thai so fluently even after leaving Chiang Mai 6 years ago. Well done and keep it up! Your cheerfulness makes any viewer happy and motivated. I learned Japanese in 1975 for 5 weeks and still cannot speak it as fluently like you. Best wishes from Chan, Malaysia.( In 1986, I spoke Japanese while shopping at Sydney's Paddy Market and the vendor ( a Japanese) was shocked. Guess that was quite like your situation as per this video. Ha ha sabai sabai...

[@aquietgirlcalledsoph739]

Their faces light up when he starts speaking Thai!! It’s beautiful! It’s like when I learn new phrases in Swedish and I say them to my boyfriend (who’s Swedish) and he’s like 😱😱😱😱 I remember yesterday just saying randomly to him “Jag talar lite Svenska eftersom jag är inte från Sverige, men jag är från England därför, jag talar Engelska” and he stared at me and said “woooooooow” I didn’t start learning Swedish until up about late July, early August this year so yeah. The first time I met his mum she said “hur mår du?” To which I replied with, “I’m good thank you” and she turned to my boyfriend and said in Swedish “WOW SHE UNDERSTOOD??!!” 😂😂

[@salubrious]

Paddy, you are truly an inspiration to us all! Respect, brother.

[@ButterfingerBB]

Stop calling yourself dumb Paddy. Your the man ✊🏾❤🔥

[@serenitybackgroundmusic1053]

Whoa, this is awesome man. Due to the pandemic, I'm doing exactly the same you did. Im teaching in a very small province where almost nobody speaks english. Seems to be the fastest way to speak a bit of Thai! Thanks for sharing man!

[@snooopyland]

WOW! Thai dessert? Been watching this Thai drama Until We Meet Again and they show a lot of nice Thai food and dessert...wish we had Thai markets in Brisbane

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Richard Lin yeh they were really tasty!!

[@JimNichols]

Those Kanome thom where I live are 9 pieces for 20 baht... about 80 cents usd

[@celestialsilver2065]

It’s a very good drama I’m addicted😂

[@yeswecanhk]

I love Thai TV ads, they are wild and funny as hell.

[@sanwalflame3612]

This video make me cry because you talk with all and surprised them. I am feeling myself I am just zero boy . But you give a new beam of light inside me to stand again. So from today I will use sentence speaking starting with myself. Thanks PADDY

[@A_friendwithoutbenefits]

I’ve met many Thai people and the vast majority have been so kind and nice.

[@nicholastoo858]

Great! At least you bought their goods, didn’t just have fun with them.

[@balabalabless4600]

Yesterday i saw a American girl speak Chinese languare and bought their goods like this guy~ So lovely they are. 💗💗💗

[@buzzlightyear8896]

Yea I really appreciate him supporting those small businesses instating of just using them as video props too!

[@Tommaso_Squarzoni]

It’s just beauty to speak different languages and having to opportunity to connect with different people n cultures ❤️

[@extremelydave]

Even living in a remote village and immersing in Thai culture, I am amazed at the level you are at in speaking Thai.... very envious!

[@cristinaaquino6292]

I've seen this before but I like to watch again.

[@paulinemalone205]

I love how happy they are when they learn you know their language

[@KingD9289]

I spent 3 years in Thailand teaching as well and my Thai is no where near yours! Gotta admit the bulk of what I learned was in a similar village but after moving to the city I didn't learn much anymore. Good job man pretty awesome

[@fiorenzarochana7476]

This is what happens when i speak thai and chinese to people. Im blessed with several language that i can speak. Its a talent. And this guy nailed the Thai lingo. Good work!!

[@petertarantelli]

I greatly respect people who can master, yes, master multiple languages. Well done Paddy!

[@thomasdavey8525]

That is so cool Im a kiwi and I have the same experience speaking mandarin I lived in shanghai for 4 years and not a lot of english spoken so was forced to learn mandarin however I love the language and when I speak mandarin to chinese people they too are blown away as thai people at that market were when you spoke to them in Thai I think its so cool to be able to speak a second language

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Thomas Davey great to have a kiwi watching! 🇳🇿 And yes, I fully agree, speaking different languages is powerful stuff!

[@BlazinNSoul]

Language is the gateway to the world. The more I see videos like this the more I respect those who take the plunge. Actually others will probably think he's showing off. But I don't think that's the case here. It shows respect and if you get good enough at it. It will definitely open some doors that otherwise would be slammed shut. Totally respect this guy and it helps encourage others to continue studying. No to mention there have been studies found those who engage in foreign languages. Have a tendency to ward off diseases like Alzheimer's. Keeping the mind active is definitely not a bad thing here & furthermore it has its perks. Definitely wouldn't mind being in this guy's position for a day, just saying. :)

[@NXS3S]

I am half thai/russian and I have to say you are very fluent! nice job!

[@ryanthescavenger]

I love the shocked look on their faces this was funny, great video.

[@kkloud.9]

Thier reactions really made my day

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

D'Nine W. I’m so glad you enjoyed it!

[@doctorwatson1000]

That's very good. I'm also learning Thai, so you're an inspiration. I must practise more.

[@luvinlife2887]

Greetings from SoCal. I traveled as single man to Thailand for holiday a few times. Bangkok, PHuket, Pattaya, Chang Mai (Bought Teak Sukiyaki Table) and hand carved Mermaid Girl and shipped home. 👍. Many fond memories of my travel and the Thai people. 🥰👍🥳🤓🏌️ Your language skills are amazing! So funny, you sound like an American speaking perfect Thai with no Aussie accent coming through 😂🤣🤓. Love the girl holding your hand as she was entertained by your speaking ability. 😂

[@mynameisfan]

As a dutch person who literally learned English by watching vids this is unreal how some people can talk so fluently in a others language i mean thais is tone based language lots of gg and feel like alot of asian countries are very hard to understand but that's the challenge of learning the language and i love it just as i loved learning English

[@r0zugorudo]

That’s awesome you learned English just from watching videos. That’s really impressive. Dutch is a beautiful language.

[@share_accidental]

honestly it’s also quite impressive that you learnt english simply by watching videos ❤

[@mynameisfan]

@@r0zugorudo thank you sorry for the late replay i think my first English words wear hungry and eat i think wich mean eten en honger in dutch and dutch is a pretty difficult language to be honest

[@mynameisfan]

@@share_accidental thank you i try to learn the korean tone but im still pretty hard especially how the grammer works and how to form a sentence btw i know a little gernan

[@LV-426...]

Hopping between European languages is pretty easy, but trying to speak an Asian tongue is a whole different level of hardness. Try learning Mandarin and you'll see.

[@redcenterau]

Bwahahaha.... that Thai girl at 3:26... mastered her craft "Oh, I am the first woman" 😂😂👏👍 well played, mate!

[@Bodybuzzify]

I just stumbled upon your channel, because I was coasting through language learning stuff. I'm half Thai half American and also fluent in Thai. Currently learning Arabic which is very deflating. You are a Rockstar for showing people this. It's spot on for cross cultural understanding. Hats off mate. ฉันมีเพื่อนหลายคนจากออสเตรเลียและพวกเขาจะประทับใจมาก. ให้พวกเขาเห็น

[@ThaiTalkwithPaddy]

Hi Jontom! Thanks for the kind comment. Definitely trying my best to build cross cultural understanding and so super glad that you appreciate it! Good luck with the Arabic studies. I’m sure it will be worth it in the long run! ขอบคุณมากที่บอกเพื่อนด้วยครับ 👌🙏

[@manatchai8321]

Your thai language is next level mate! Perfect!!!

[@pyc9589]

As a native. He is so good!! He knows the slangs and also has sense of humor😮