Thai Tones - Train your ear to recognize Thai tones

[@arit-00000]

2:20 คุณสอนได้ดีมากเลยค่ะ ทำให้นึกภาพตามได้ง่าย

[@ElizaKnows]

So I wasn’t crazy to be using my finger to help with the tones. Good to know

[@thedinobros1218]

I use head movements. I don’t know whether or not I’m crazy for this.

[@mralmostknowitall]

Cleared it up so much for me with ur amazing teaching method mate ❤ 🤙. I dont find tones difficult to speak but learning to listen and recognize is what I need.

[@LuisferRomeroCalero]

After years, this was the video that finally made me learn the 4 tonalities. Khop khun Khrap!

[@Trendifiree]

Best Thai Teacher

[@mohdghani6573]

only now i hv more confidence after watching ur videos one by one. almost three years learning phasa thai in malaysia on part time basis i still got BLURR on tones mark. tq khu kruu. ur video's motivate me now with confidents

[@robinjohn9320]

Wonderfully explained Jack. Love ❤️ you a lot ❤️ for your style to let us.😊

[@sofi_ysym]

thank you for explaining clearly about thai tones. I was struggling abt it for a while. Now I got it.

[@Ta-da32]

Thank you. So helpful and the examples made it much easier to pronounce the tones.

[@wndamia9527]

Ur video is the best that teach thai tones so far Im able to understand the diff between 5 tones now hope for more videos from you

[@everyday-znn]

The best video about Thai tone , thank you very much!

[@doghous3]

one of the better videos for this. helped me massively - especially now I know what the accents are on the transliteration of thai to english are.

[@d1ssolv3r]

very good explanation thank you!

[@wingLap]

Thank you teacher Jack. I got it now. Your pronounciation is really clear.

[@yamh3120]

Thank you for your lesson. I found your channel by chance. Your lesson is clear to understand and well organized. Easy to learn even for me, non-native EN speaker.

[@seenonyt2210]

You are a good teacher. Thanks for the lesson!

[@Urkhalidaluvs]

I love all your videos thank you it 's really help me to learn thai as a begginers.

[@rinchenchoden974]

Omgggggg thank you sm!!!!! You are a life savior 🥺😍❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@chungloongchoo9199]

I love Kru jack’s teaching. Very practical and easy to register in the brain

[@drtinahuynh]

You are a great teacher!

[@aungyekyaw8891]

Thanks a lot !Sir I enjoy your teaching !🖤🖤

[@natalie-ximena]

The way you explain it makes it easier. Kawp kun kâ🙏

[@mohdghani6573]

tq khun kru

[@saisai-ig2zh]

Thanks❤

[@SadSaxGuy]

This is very informative but I’m about to cry because I’m incapable and I wanna learn thai so bad lol

[@Skye1ify]

Brilliant teacher 🙏🏼🦋

[@akhilkang3599]

So helpful! Thank you!!

[@misterneckbreaker88]

This is the best one. Watching this it clicked.

[@d1ssolv3r]

same, I like the "mai ek, mai tho, mai tre, mai jatawaaaa" memorizing those they kinda have to be pronounced the right tone

[@klausg]

Thank you again

[@vetiarvind]

if you're indian - it's easy to remember the names of these tones. In hindi the numbers are "ek", "do (dho)", "theen"..I guess all indo-aryan language speakers will find it easy "dho is like two, tri is like three"). Also, the number's kind of resemble 1,2,3 (like 3 fallen horizontally by -90 degrees)

[@thesnakeandthewillow5702]

​@@ВалераПересвяткинand to all European languages, actually

[@beanocasperio]

Thankyou, this is super helpful

[@Davidswansonhome]

Brilliant, thanks!

[@johnsun2416]

Wait let me jump off a hill so I can speak the right Ah tone, I could never speak in tone, too many tones and so confusing, it's something that is out of this world for me.

[@kipponi]

Can you sing? Then this is not impossible.

[@Clover298]

@@kipponitones are very different from singing

[@luriefaune1950]

Me too this ع is the most hard one

[@ดาว-ภ8ศ]

thank you so much 😍😍

[@dryusufunal]

It’s good 👍👍

[@cclive_04]

thank you!!

[@antisocialapple7795]

You're so good, this helped me so quickly 😂💕💕💕

[@brainy3429]

Really helpful. Hope you have a good day mate!

[@renzcanizares1937]

ขอบคุณครับครู this help me a lot❤

[@mawmoorar6981]

Thank you

[@niamahmah666]

tq teacher,u are the best

[@nasatatasa]

one of the best videos

[@pamisterios]

More videos, please.

[@anandaranpatidewa1243]

thank you so much

[@JoeHoliday28]

Thanks I really like your videos the best way to learn thai keep it up brother

[@ichaaulia5435]

Terima kasih atas pelajarannya bahasa Thai.

[@KS-bq4rs]

Thank you very much

[@cktan6649]

NIce thank you!

[@user-uz2oq99]

😚😚😚 終於明白了！感謝。

[@faithwitha_h]

Omg thank you so much

[@misterneckbreaker88]

I watch a lot of thai lesson videos i see woman. As a man i think having a thai man teach helps a lot

[@divennarsian1245]

Do you have a on line class

[@sawadeelee]

i really like this video and the way you taught about the tones. i am able to really learn well from the way you explain things!

[@thedinobros1218]

Is level like the Chinese neutral tone? Is the low tone like the Chinese 4th tone? Is falling like the Chinese 2nd tone immediately followed by a 4th tone in the same syllable? Is the high tone like the Chinese 2nd tone? Finally, is the rising tone like the Chinese 3rd tone?

[@ghearoy9452]

Very helpful. Until now i can only do ๋ correctly 😢. Good thing I have Thai friends who corrects me when i pronounce it wrongly .Thanks มากๆ

[@hafizayub6703]

Thanksssssssssssss!!!

[@ny_pp9378]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 awesome

[@zpt_rain6125]

make more thai phrases vdo please...

[@auroraborealis7820]

เก้า my question is why the consonant is in the middle between the vowels?

[@kiyoshifujimori664]

Cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều ạ.

[@jiajialin9050]

helpful！

[@dbuc4671]

im Chinese so this is absolutely no problem for me🤣🤣, except for the mai tho tone, all the other tones already exist in Chinese lol

[@daisyteeyungermoe7884]

Being able to speak Chinese makes this like 393997x easier

[@maiqueashworth]

Thank you. I don't seem to be able to find the+sign on my Google keyboard

[@markjosephbacho5652]

They kind of remind me of the 5 Chinese tones: Thai flat tone = More like the 5th tone/neutral tone. Thai low tone = Chinese 4th tone but less intense Thai falling = No direct Chinese counterpart Thai high = Chinese 2nd tone. Thai rising = Chinese 3rd tone but on a higher scale.

[@prettysweettraveller2077]

😍😍😍 thanks for being nice especially on the last part.

[@PoonamThapamagar-m4o]

Gonna die 😵‍💫 how hard it was yrrrrr

[@silvierousso3995]

Wow ...difficult but if we think...we have ( I' m Italian) similar ways to express : I see , here we go , oh noo and more ...simply changing the tune of a long or short A ...

[@etruscanetwork]

1:27 "Aaa" 1:42 "Aahh I'm disappointed" 2:06 "Aaahhh I get it" 2:43 "Ah?" 3:30 "Whaaaa-?"

[@ohdehhan]

Thanks. Does a word have to have a tone symbol for you to know the tone? ie. if it doesn't have a symbol is it always the level/flat tone?

[@bern1bern1tato]

Its fun.. .😂 a laugh alot

[@aliciagabriel4814]

Ainda não consigo sem usar a mão. Hahahahaha. Ou imaginar isso na minha mente.

[@coguya8324]

Estou aqui, mas falo apenas um pouco de inglês Posso entender outros vídeos, mas neste vídeo não entendi uma coisa Por que as consoantes estão divididas ali em "Middle Class"?

[@etruscanetwork]

Em tailandês existem três classes de consoantes, "low", "middle" e "high", é importante aprender a classe pra saber que tom usar

[@coguya8324]

@etruscanetwork entendi, eu sabia sobre tons, mas não entendo muito e não sabia que o vídeo falava sobre isso naquela parte Obrigado!

[@norik0]

video is so good. im trying to do ma ma ma (come dog horse)... when i use google translate i can get come and dog but i can never ever make it translate to horse :(

[@norik0]

really helpful that "uh oh"... sat here for 20 minutes trying to get it to understand horse and kept saying come... but when i say uh oh aloud then do ma it works

[@yvanaschanelleantonio7904]

The uphill and downhill tones are confusing if you first learned chinese 😢

[@ongtengkee9225]

how to pronounce กวย that famous monk?

[@MrAntinexus]

Is there a difference in tone pronunciation if the same syllable is long or short? like เขา and ขาว

[@sorawichice]

เขา is pronounced as ข + ะ + ว (short sound) ขาว is pronounced as ข + า + ว (long sound) both are 5th tone (จัตวา , ๋ ) The rule is rather complicated. May be should use Tonal Table for learn.

[@snavarro7713]

This chart applies to a middle class leading consonant, a long vowel and no ending consonant.

[@AnaVitoria-vd3zt]

What is the difference between ไ / ใ​ they sound the same

[@JamesColemanChess]

There’s no difference at all in spoken Thai and they make the same sound. There’s only a difference in written Thai, the second one, sara ai mai muan is only used in 20 words, so once you learn those 20 exceptions every other word you come across will be using the first one.

[@PrPaPeCECE20]

ทำไม "เก็บ" เป็นเสียง 2 และ ก็ เป็น เสียง 3 _ ทั้ง ๆ ที่ ควร เป็น เสียง 5 ( rising) ทั่ง หมด ครับ

[@IgetThais]

'เก็บ' เป็นเสียงเอกเพราะ ก เป็นอักษรกลาง ผสมกับสระเอะ ที่เป็นสระเสียงสั้นและมี บ เป็นตัวสะกด จึงทำให้เป็นคำตายและมีเสียงเอก ส่วนคำว่า 'ก็' จริง ๆ แล้วเป็นคำที่มีเสียงสั้น ออกเสียงว่า 'เก้าะ' และเป็นเสียงโทไม่ใช่เสียงจัตวา(rising tone) แต่ในปัจจุบันนิยมออกเสียงว่า 'ก้อ' ที่มีเสียงที่ยาวขึ้น แต่ก็ยังเป็นเสียงโทอยู่ครับ

[@nochs.9664]

Southern Thai (Pak Tai) has 7 tones.😅

[@HighlightsMrbeasstOfficial]

As a french man, help.

[@MuhammadKhalid-jw1gd]

How to remember the tones of every Thai word?

[@IgetThais]

I can’t remember all the tonalities of words. But I know how to conjugate tones so it helps me to know the tonal of words. Thai language has rules about tones, it will help you to understand Thai tones.

[@maithaiyou]

Another interesting lesson. How about making a tone test video. Where you say a word and we have 5 seconds to guess the tone before you tell us

[@IgetThais]

That's a great idea! I will do that. 😃

[@บรรเจิดตะเลิดตะลิ่ง]

Come on now!!

[@JamieMoonJM]

Smth is wrong with my ears. I can't hear the difference 😢😢😢😢 Am i that stupid?!

[@damongeo840]

In Greek, we have five (5) tones too. • flat tone/absence of tone [τι, ἐν, εἰς, ὡς] • grave accent [τὶς, τοὺς, τὸν] • accute accent [τί, τάξις, ἕως, ἔλα] • circumflex [τῶν, τοῦ, τῷ, τῇ] • inverted circumflex [‹Ποῦ;›, ‹Πῶς;›]

[@sdpupsdad]

Good teacher, krab. But this is confusing from a gestures point of view. Your hand gesture for Mai Ek is 'falling' but you label it as 'low'. For clarity I fell it should be represented as 'start high' and 'falls'. By the same token, Mai Tho I would submit is low-then-rising-then-falling. Your label mark is just falling, inconsistent with your diagram of a parabola, rising then falling. The example for Mai Jatawaa is good, speaking tone, hand gesture and diagram are consistent. I'm Thai heritage, but US born. I can speak and understand but working on my reading/writing. Just feedback. The tones are not hard, and you do a good job of explaining but your gestures/diagrams can be confusing. Love your channel.

[@vbek3545]

Why don’t you update your videos?like your teaching add oil su su !

[@richwhitelivesmatterforsureduh]

as a person who listen to crap music by taylor swift, i can assure you i dont understand T________T

[@JackHansan]

เย้ เป็นคนที่1,000พอดีที่กดไลค์👍

[@Idolaura-w5h]

Thank you so much ❤🎉

[@rogergr5019]

Thank you so much this is really helpful