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10 - Phrases using words related to places Part 2
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  • 10 - Phrases using words related to places Part 2

    Based on the Textbook from TSLTK Chapter 5 Page 69-70, please listen carefully the phrases related to places and directional/prepositional words.

    1. โรงพยาบาลอยู่ที่ไหน

    2. ตลาดอยู่ที่ไหน

    3. สนามบินมีร้านค้ากับร้านอาหาร

    4. บ้านคุณอยู่ที่สถานีรถไฟอะไร

    5. คุณมาจากประเทศอะไร

    6. โรงแรมของคุณชื่ออะไร

    7. ที่โรงแรมไม่มีร้านค้า


    Please listen carefully and imitate me.

    #Practicemakesprogress #learnthai #learnthaiwithair #Thailearningpodcast

    Thu, 11 Jul 2024 - 02min
  • 9 - Thai Vocabs Related to Places - Part 1

    Thai vocabs related to places - Part 1 These are the vocabulary words that are used in the TSLTK textbook volume 1 / Chapter 5 (p.65-68). Please listen and repeat after me. Also, don't forget to follow or subscribe to listen to how to use those words in sentences.

    1. ได้ can

    2. ที่ at, to; that, which

    3. ไหน where/which

    4. อยู่ to be at; to stay/live at

    5. ไป to go

    6. มา to come

    7. จาก from

    8. บ้าน home; house

    9. ประเทศ country

    10. ร้านอาหาร restaurant

    11. ร้านค้า store; shop

    12. โรงพยาบาล hospital

    13. สถานี station

    14. รถไฟ train

    15. สนามบิน airport

    16. ตลาด market

    17. โรงแรม hotel

    18. ของ of; thing

    19. ซื้อ to buy

    20. ขาย to sell

    by Learn Thai with Air

    Wed, 10 Jul 2024 - 02min
  • 8 - Thai vocabs (travelling and directions) Part 1

    Thai vocabs (travelling and directions) Part 1 These are the vocabulary words that are used in the TSLTK textbook 'Thai language buddy Chapter 1' (p.4-6). Please listen and repeat after me. Also, don't forget to follow or subscribe to listen more to useful Thai expressions na ka. ^^ by Learn Thai with Air

    Mon, 01 Jul 2024 - 02min
  • 6 - Phrases used in LTWA Classes

    In this episode, I would like to share what words or phrases I have been usually used with my students in Thai lessons.

    1

    Ok?

    Okay mái ká   

    2

    Is it? …right?

    châi mái ká

    3

    Please repeat after me

    pôot dtaam ná ká 

    4

    One more time please

    èek kráng kâ 

    5

    Pardon.

    What was that?

    kŏr tôht kâ   à-rai ná ká

    6

    Can you say again?

    1)à-rai ná ká

    2)pôot èek kráng  dâai mái ká 

    7

    Can you speak slowly?

    pôot cháa cháa dâai mái ká 

    8

    Can you speak louder?

    pôot sĭiang dang dang dâai mái ká 

    9

    Next

    dtòr bpai 

    10

    Please listen carefully.

    fang dee dee ná ká 

    11

    Can you hear me/that?

    dâai yin mái ká 

    12

    Can/Do/Did you see me/that?

    hĕn mái ká

    13

    Please speak in Thai.

    pôot bpen paa-săa tai kâ 

    14

    To question

    tăam 

    15

    To answer

    dtòp 

    16

    To answer the question

    dtòp kam tăam 

    17

    Do you understand?

    kâo jai mái ká 

    18

    Am I too fast?

    pôot reo bpai mái ká 

    19

    Am I too slow?

    pôot cháa bpai mái ká 

    20

    Can you read by yourself?

    àan eng dâai mái ká 

    21

    Can you catch up with me/that?

    fang tan mái ká 

    22

    Time is up.

    mòt way-laa láew 

    23

    See you later.

    láew póp gan mài ná ká 

    láew jer gan ná ká 

    24

    Bye

    báai baai / sà-wàt-dee kâ


    Sat, 29 Jun 2024 - 05min
  • 5 - Tone drills for Middle Class Consonants

    Here is the recording of tone drills (possibilities) for 9 middle class consonants.

    Reference Material: TSLTK Reading and Writing Chapter 1 (Page 6).

    I decided to record these syllables for my students so that they can listen and practice all the possible tones that we can produce according to the vowels a (short) and aa (long). However, most of those syllables have no meanings and especially they (with short vowel and rising tone) don't exist in any Thai words (we don't have words in Thai).

    Considering the tones that we can't use in our daily life, you might skip the words/syllables that are not applicable.


    Here are examples:

    กะ ก้ะ ก๊ะ ก๋ะ

    กา ก่า ก้า ก๊า ก๋า

    จะ จ้ะ จ๊ะ จ๋ะ

    จา จ่า จ้า จ๊ะ จ๋า

    Tue, 11 Jun 2024 - 04min
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