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Telling time in Thai Youtube Extras

Here is the link to my youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W2SosHoex4

Transcript of the Video:
https://thaiwithgrace.com/transcript-for-telling-time-in-thai-video/

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PDF for EP10: Learn the 10 Jai words (verb+jai) to describe your feelings

The Jai words are the combination of words with Jai (ใจ). Jai is often translated to heart or mind. They are often used to help you express your feelings. That's why it's important to know them well. Here, I compiled 10 jai words (verb + jai) to help you improve your Thai.

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PDF for EP9: How to tell time in Thai and some interesting facts about time.

Today we will talk about how to tell the time in Thai. We will also learn the origin of words to tell the time in Thai such as ทุ่ม (toom), ตี (dtee), โมง (mong)

📚Follow along with this document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MzeGZv_erUPcfJZr4P3G5H6S3OSMDC-2a68Z17M2tjY/edit?usp=sharing 

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PDF for EP8: Understanding how to use ได้ (dai), เป็น (pen), ไหว (wai)

These 3 words (ได้ dâai เป็น bpen ไหว wăi) can be translated to the word “can” in English. However, they are actually different in meaning. Here we will discover how they are different and how to use them correctly.


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5 Thai patterns you should know

Hey guys, this is another exercise audio that goes with my youtube video. In this audio I will help you to practice 5 important patterns to sound more Thai.

Here is the link to the main youtube video: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKnL0p4fT-c)

Transcript of the video:
https://thaiwithgrace.com/5-thai-pat...

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PDF for EP7: Count in Thai 1-100 with correct accent

Counting above 10 is easy but there are 2 exceptions. เอ็ด èt is 1 when counting 11,21,31,41,51 and so on. ยี่ yêe is when counting 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29

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Airport and Airplane Vocabulary

Link to youtube video: https://youtu.be/HtxcCgzw9Tw

Transcript of the video: https://thaiwithgrace.com/transcript-for-airport-video/

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PDF for EP6: Prefix นัก (nak) to talk about professions and expertise

นัก is a prefix that you put in front of verbs or nouns and it creates the meaning of “ profession”.

For example: นักเรียน (nák rian). นักเรียน means student. เรียน (rian) means “to study”. So the nak prefix + to learn = student.

If you know the word that comes after nák then you will be able to guess the meaning!

The formula is นัก (nák) + verb or noun.

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PDF for EP5: Important classifiers and how to use them correctly

Link to the Youtube video explaining Classifiers in detail: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAKdVHdY7mc

In this podcast, I will help you memorize some of the most common classifiers. You don’t need to memorize everything but you should at least know that they are classifiers so that when you hear them you will know that they are classifiers and by that, you will absorb the classifiers automatically. View Post

PDF for EP4: Asking for confirmation with Thai particle เนอะ (ner)

Here you will learn to ask for confirmation with the Thai particle เนอะ (ner).

Most people learn their first Thai particle when they are already intermediate or even advanced. I don't agree, I think it should be learned as soon as possible because, since most Thai particles don't have the equivalent literal translation in another language, it takes time to master. Without Thai particles, you will never sound fluent in Thai. :)Guys, I'm back again! Let's learn a ...

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Thai classifiers and how to use them.

Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAKdVHdY7mc

Transcript of the video:
https://thaiwithgrace.com/transcript-for-thai-classifiers-video/

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PDF for EP3: Easily turn verbs into adjectives with น่า (na)

Learn how to turn verbs into adjectives easily with the word น่า (na)


📚Follow along with this document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MzeGZv_erUPcfJZr4P3G5H6S3OSMDC-2a68Z17M2tjY/edit?usp=sharing 

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PDF for EP2: 5 most important linking words in Thai

In this episode, I go over the most linking words.

LINKING WORDS

และ láe= and (*many times we replace this word with gàp)

กับ gàp= with, and

หรือ rĕu= or (*many times pronounced as รึ réu)

แต่, แต่ว่า dtàe, dtàe wâa= but (both words are interchangable)

เพราะ, เพราะว่า prór · prór wâa  = because (both words are interchangeable)


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Thai passive and active voice (Free Example)

Here I want to give you extra listening material in addition to my youtube video on passive and active voice in Thai.

Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVXbiwBwOts&ab_channel=ThaiWithGrace

Transcript of the video: 2021-10-02 14:04:06 +0000 UTC View Post

PDF for EP1: Learn Important Thai Verbs

In this episode, we go over 10 important Thai verbs

  • เป็น (bpen) To be
  • อาศัยอยู่ (aa-săi yòo) To live
  • อยู่ (yòo) To be at, to be located
  • มี (mee) To have
  • ชอบ (chôp) To like
  • ไป (bpai) To go
  • อยาก (yàak) To want
  • มา (maa) To come
  • กิน (gin) To eat
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