Thai Language | How to say 'Don't worry' | Learn Thai by NATTO

[@ArmanAbroad]

Thanks for this 🙏

[@sennyramadhan8036]

Sawasdee khrap...🙏, This vocabulary is very good and important for US to know the vocabulary that we speak in daily Thai language.....khob Khun maak Na khrap...sawasdee khrap 🙏

[@learnthaibynatto]

Yin-dee kah Senny ^^

[@electric-eyez]

You are my teacher...kru Natto. I gave up. 7 years teaching... everyone laughing. I gave up. No here I am my students teach..... ABCs... for free. I was at the beach.... Bang san? Teacher was there also that day? Weird and wonderful. There is no giving up.

[@learnthaibynatto]

Sawasdeekah Mikey, I understand you. I have been practicing English for 13 years and it is still not perfect. Some foreigners blamed me, honestly, it made me lost my confidence a lot. However, I just do my best to communicate with them. As long as my video contents can help everyone. Always think positive, listen, accept and improve myself. Please don't give up !

[@stevejeffrey7948]

Why do you always say to use kap/khrap and kah when Thai people rarely do in everyday conversations?

[@learnthaibynatto]

It depends on person, Steve. Kap/Khrap and kah are uses to be polite. I always use it, but some Thai people don't want to use. Compared to 'please' in English, many people don't want to use it even they know it is the way to say politely.