400 Phrases Every Thai Beginner Must Know

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[@stephanieweddle4266]

I've lived in Thailand for 2 years and have never had to say these :)

[@WinZaw-kp3xt]

so good 🎉🎉 i'm learning with this ep.❤❤❤

[@litikayadav5200]

I live thai it's super fun ❤️

[@asia-focus]

the man speaks at the perfect pace and is recorded very clearly - but unfortunately the lady speaks so insanely fast it's impossible to understand her and her recorded sound is muffled. I recommend you please re-edit & upload it as the idea is very useful if done correctly OR using the KZbin Playback speed option set @ .75 every time the lady speaks :(

[@hclau218]

This male speaker is using "female address".. Why?

[@stephanieweddle4266]

Sometimes they have the lady saying a man's answer.

[@dingo3692]

I literally don't know why on earth they'd have a male speaker saying "chan" when that is the female version of "I". It's "Pom" for a male, these are basic fundamentals. Maybe just designed to confuse beginners?

[@dcel8]

This is mostly true, but men who might feel more feminine then masculine sometimes use the word Chan instead of Pom(not common, but not rare), but i agree, formally they should be using the word Pom, and these differences should be indicated in these videos

[@jayloncedric2292]

OMG 😍💋 💝💖❤️