Tinglish into English with Stuart Jay Raj - Speaking more like a native speaker of English

[riwjin]

Hahaha He's funny.

This vid deserves more views than this.

[stujaystujay]

@riwjin Thank you... I wish every Thai would watch this! อยากให้คนไทยดูทุกคน

[stujaystujay]

@iOishiSushi Tinglish is a way of life ;)

[iOishiSushi]

I Speak Tinglish For Fun :)

[Codylangaugesblog]

I'm LOLing at the title.

[stujaystujay]

@Codylangaugesblog Ahhh... but what accent are you LOL'ing in!? :)

[Codylangaugesblog]

@stujaystujay My Minnesoooooootan accent, lol

[stujaystujay]

@stujaystujay not LOL - 555!

[Chezrocksall]

@stujaystujay Thanks, and also do you like my Thai? If you don't that's okay but I really want to know. :)

[stujaystujay]

@Chezrocksall @Chezrocksall I was sitting listening to your Thai - great stuff. You have a great vocabulary there. Sometimes as speed and 'fluency' takes over, the tones and distinction between words gets lost. My only comment would be watch the pacing. It's great.

[Chezrocksall]

@stujaystujay Oh good so do you want me to translate anything? If so, in what language(s)? Also please answer this question, did you check out my videos yet? If so it would be appreciated if you posted some comments. :)

[stujaystujay]

@Chezrocksall Yup - your clips are both fascinating and inspiring. Has made me curious to examine more how you learn / acquire your languages. Great stuff.

[Chezrocksall]

@stujaystujay What do you mean by that?

[stujaystujay]

@Chezrocksall I've realised that the stuff I talk about here is actually relevant for people coming from a wide range of language backgrounds when learning English - especially in Asia. I was just thinking this past week after spending time coaching English with some foreign students here that I need to make these kinds of clips in a bunch of other languages.

[Chezrocksall]

You are just amazing Stu! :)

[stujaystujay]

@Chezrocksall I want to do a version of this for people of all language backgrounds learning English.

[Chezrocksall]

@stujaystujay What do you mean by that? A version of what? Also did you check out my videos yet? Out of curiousity?

[johnbugden1999]

haha iv tried to explain this so many times to thai and asian freinds! great explanation, il send this over!

[stujaystujay]

@johnbugden1999 I think if every Thai sat and tried these exercises, English would sound very different in the Kingdom!

[barryinbangkok123]

i sometimes watch you on Thai tv here in Bangkok. Are you a look kreung(sorry for the bad phonetics)!!

[stujaystujay]

@barryinbangkok123 Hey Barry .. yup, I'm 'Look Kreung' ... but the 'kreung' is Khaek (dad's side) :)

[tommmmmer]

isnt "ready" spelt wrong at the beginning.

Great vids though, and there was me thinking by that having just one second langauge would be impressive if I move back to thailand.

[LightsOutChannel]

cool!

[boabysands123]

Stu thanks for coming back to the net with some more posts. They're always welcome. If you want to stretch your footage to display in correct 16:9 ratio put the following in your tags for this video "yt:stretch=16:9". It should work.

[stujaystujay]

Thanks!... I'll go and try it now. In quicktime it looked correct, but something happened between that and the upload. Might have to render it again.

[060stone403]

"He always looks polite though" is what I mean.

[060stone403]

when he is speaking Thai, he looks more polite than usual. He looks always usual though.

[stujaystujay]

yeah ... i realised that after i rendered it out. Next ones will be fixed!

[Liface]

Stu you gotta fix the aspect ratio!