Important Classifiers for Daily Use| Speak Thai like a Native Thai

[@denoyellesdominiqu8624]

" an" a pour équivalent " ge" en chinois. Merci pour vos explications très claires.

[@kitsbaanthai]

You have no idea how much this helped me understand sentance structure! 😅

[@BrianOSheaPlus]

1:05 - In English I think we do have classifiers for some countable objects. For example, head of cattle, sheet of paper, pair of shoes.

[@jennynevers4811]

This is one of the best and most useful explanations i have ever seen. Thank you so much! :)

[@RachaLand]

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[@stephentang823]

faen kon pom gor bpen kon Thai krab… (I am from HK) ...

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[@landmark3266]

Pi Pear is the best PaSa-Thai teacher I'v ever meet.

[@roystevenson1375]

Please excuse my correction.In English we do use classifiers but a cup of coffee is not one of them!We use them often to describe a collection of animals.We use a HERD of cows.A GAGGLE of geese,a MURDER of crows, SHEETS of paper, SCHOOL of fish,FLOCK of birds.

[@niamtxiv]

Awesome

[@SuperJan-bt9rs]

It is useful for me,thx a lot.😁

[@heliosboy]

Very useful

[@Infantrysquad22]

Thank you so much! This is so helpful.

[@Y_Not1]

The way your video tells such a great story. I love it. Have a amazing day.

[@ThaiwithMod]

Thank you. You too! :)

[@santochan]

Woah kòp kun maak kráp khun kroo prae láe thaieith mod for giving the explanation of classifier in thai language 🙏🙏. Kor tôht na kráp if my thai langaage is bad cause I'm from indonesia still learning thai language khrap.

[@ThaiwithMod]

Mod kâo-jai khun Muchamad ka, kop kun ka :)

[@zorro1487]

This is an excellent format to stop, think and review. Keep it going. Thanks

[@steveguyguy6803]

Very good

[@estbiker]

Awesome video.. khop Khun khap!

[@christianadipratama2310]

Very helpful and understandable. Thankyou

[@khvbr216]

This is interesting！I like it👍

[@janulsamaranayake371]

Great 😊

[@rabbieburns2501]

Thank you for another great video

[@ЕленаПопова-м7г]

Cool! I’d like to learn Thai again!!!

[@bracesoon5]

Very helpful!!!!

[@palithaathukorala1403]

Thank you. Very important

[@alboreham388]

so helpful, thanks Kruu Pear

[@sipsongpanna]

So easy for me

[@zorro1487]

These are helpful, thanks

[@vio3366]

Great for learning Thai in this quarantine

[@hassanalihusseini1717]

Thank you very much for this video. It helped a lot!

[@jakobgoldmannjensen50]

Great video. Thank you for that. A small correction at 11:26 you use example of 2 bowls of Tom Yam Kung and translate in to dtom yam gung 1 tuai. I understand it very well, but maybe confusing. Thanks for all the videos. They help a lot :-)

[@curiousboy2204]

how about ordering street food ? For example, they may display many pieces of one type of food... but you only want to order one piece ?

[@riquesg]

Sawadee Krup, Kru Mod. What should we say if we order one plate of fried rice to take away? Khor khao phad 1 jan glab bhun?

[@theptrieuchau9307]

Can you up a new video?

[@aldadragon3464]

so basically put the vocabulary word for the modifier AFTER the noun instead of before like in english...

[@jochimschrank6971]

Thank you for this video! Is it also correct to use ชาม as the classifier instead of ถ้วย when talking about noodle dishes or soup?

[@orgami100]

ชาม = Bowl (Bowl of soup ) ก๋วยเตี๋ยว = Noodle

[@r-p6278]

If a small bowl like the boat noodle can be call ถ้วย

[@souksavathenri5010]

well

[@CSHMONEY]

I thought the classifier for bowls was chaam?

[@johnsun2416]

If I don't the classifier for cat, can I just said: pom mii maew song, would it be understandable?

[@stevenherberts968]

A Thai would understand what you mean and probably correct you so that you can say it correctly.

[@esotericist]

thai has 200+ classifiers

[@victoriaqueen4385]

to tell have a pets also use "mii" ? How about "liang" ?

[@iwans128]

👍👏🙏🌹🌹🌹

[@Pfsif]

Sounds like you're ordering a lot of Alcohol, Cru Pear? :)

[@theactordreamer6721]

How about dtua eng

[@stevenherberts968]

It mean myself.

[@purplelavender15]

Kroo Pear ka, ตัว also means 'self' right? 😐

[@ThaiwithMod]

ตัวเอง means "oneself" :)

[@purplelavender15]

@@ThaiwithMod oh i see. ขอบใจจ๊า😄

[@chrish8903]

5 loaves of bread. 3 cloves of garlic. Countable classifiers exist in English too.

[@jonhil33]

I thought this at first, but the difference is that bread and garlic are uncountable nouns that's why we need classifiers, however in English we don't need classifiers for countable nouns like friends or shirts like they do in Thai.

[@bpaakwaan7325]

Khun Pear Why do you use ถ้วย and not ชาม for bowl ? I used to use ถ้วย when I wanted a hot drink, (cup of tea/coffee), but was told I had to say แก้ว เมื่อผมเรียนภาษาไทย.........ปวดหัวมาก ๆ 555 Thank you

[@ThaiwithMod]

ถ้วย is more common to use in spoken Thai for "bowl" than ชาม แก้ว is more common to use in spoken Thai for "cup" than ถ้วย :)

[@RoadtoAmericaKansas]

ผมมีแมว๒ตัว

[@TaoAlejandro]

But please don't ask for a straw in a coffee shop...better have one yourself made of bamboo or steel. The one you are gonna get by asking will be made of plastic almost sure. Let's all protect the Planet please. Nice video by the way! ♥️

[@stevenherberts968]

Always one,