Learn Thai the Bon's way: 4 WE, THEY

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What you're usually taught in other places, usually make you sound retarded. I'm teaching a more realistic, more practical approch Thai. If you remember the word" they" puag kao, puag means group and kao means he/him.

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He- kao
She - Ter
It- mun
Still we thai usually use names of his her and it rather than pronouns.

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[dcel8]

Is it possible to pronounce puag rao as puag lao?? i've noticed thais like to subsitute the r for the l for instance the word farang will be prounced fa-lang

[bononstage]

@dcel8 We thais are lazy with rolling our RR that's very noticable isn't it? Yes, anyone would understand you if you say Puag lao, but if you want to speak it perfectly correct you've got to roll your RRRR.

Great question by the way.

[charlesfrith]

Can I say 'som nom naa, gala hua jok' after the ghost hit their head? ;)

[bononstage]

@charlesfrith  lol Yes you can!! I love it!, thanks Charles

[antoniosthegr8]

OH my Buddah!! There is a ghost appearing in 3:50!!! Can everyone see it???

[bononstage]

i don't see any ghost! do ya?

[davidhu411020]

Dear BON, I do love your video so much . main condition is to have a certain degree of good English aural comprehension for the listeners .

Perfect teaching !!!

[c0oletz29]

@antoniosthegr8 yep i saw the ghost t0o freaky i got shocked and scared at the same time

[igraphio]

ฮาตอนท้ายนี่แหละ หัวโขกนี่เป็นมุกด้วยป่าวว 555

[dcel8]

Is it possible to pronounce puag rao as prog lao?? i've noticed thais like to subsitute the r for the l for instance the word farang will be prounced fa-lang. I find using the L is a lot easier

[lori99sama]

I personally just can't pronounce the rolling 'r' sound like the Thais (and lots of Europeans) no matter how hard I try, any tips? I tend to just say the 'r' sound a half way between 'l' and 'r'...

[melinda909]

Your video is very helpful