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Learn thai the BOn's way: 12 Short but sufficient.

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Uploaded by on Feb 18, 2010

More Lessons, more detail, more learninng tools ( all free) or want to learn Thai via Skype with Bon go to www.bonthai.blogspot.com


Here we learn short Thai phrases
Wadee
sabaidee na
arai na? pardon me?
jing lor?jing di? jing si? jing pa? really?
jing jing really
aow ma?wanna take?want it?
aow di?let's take(aow)
jer gun. see ya

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  • Just stumbled on this site. Ha ha. You sound much better with an English accent. Waddee kap. Kop khun kap kru Bon. Kuhn athibai phut passa Thai chaat mak.

  • @bangkoktimesonline kob khun ka, Bon payayam ka.

  • No thanks for you Norwegian viewers? Do an episode in Norwegian please

  • @weedtilidiedude what a challenge!!!

  • Love your ample feminine body language! It’s as fluent as your English!..Girlish! Girly! Pleasant!...You commented on a question about if you were a ladyboy, Whoever asked that question needs their head examined! But anyway, Ladyboys’do they use the term/phrase, Kha after a sentence?..Is that accepted in society or would that be viewed as improper use of the phrase.

  • @demolitionbarbiedoll good question, yes ladyboys do use KHA, and totally accepted.

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  • Best one ever, I love your British accent, it sounds perfect to me.

  • i thought a more common and accurate translation of "dai" is "can".... not "take"

  • That is a terrifyingly good accent.

  • @Sciiam thank you for your comment, Kob khun ka, narak mak ka.

  • @21Kylar Jeg bor i Trondheim :)

  • @sampleforyou Sorry I have no idea

  • @sushantap DAI has many meaning can, take, yes, ok

    can = chooui lod raka dai mai?

    take = chan dai nangsue ma jak Jane ( I took(got) the book from Jane)

    Yes = Rew rew dai mai? (can you be quick?) DAI ( yes/ok) Dai can be used for so many other meanings and situations, in rural ISAN dai can even mean ( had sex) Again my lessons are made purely out of fun, it is how I use it, i'm sure it would be difficult to look at a book and try match it up with what I say. Anyway... HAVE FUN !

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