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How do you say “Please forgive me” in Thai?

“Forgive” in Thai is ยกโทษ /yók-tôot/.

To use ยกโทษ /yók-tôot/ in a sentence, you need to add “ให้ /hâi/“.

Sentence structure:

“to forgive someone” in Thai is ยกโทษ/yók-tôot/ + ให้ /hâi/ + someone

Examples:

Please forgive me = ยกโทษให้ผมนะ /yók-tôot hâi pŏm ná/

I forgave you. = ผมยกโทษให้คุณ /pŏm yók-tôot hâi kun/

I forgave her. = ผมยกโทษให้เขา /pŏm yók-tôot hâi káo/

Would you forgive me? = คุณจะยกโทษให้ผมไหม /kun jà yók-tôot hâi pŏm mái?/

Can you forgive me? = คุณยกโทษให้ผมได้มั้ย /kun yók-tôot hâi pŏm dâai-mái?/

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Every time my son and I go on a road trip, he always asks the same questions about when we will arrive. I thought you might find these Thai sentences useful so I created this lesson for you.

Script from the video:

แม่ครับ /mâe kráp/

Mommy.

อีกนานเท่าไหร่จะถึง /ìik naan tâo-rài jà tŭeng/

How much longer before we arrive? 

อีกหนึ่งชั่วโมงค่ะ /ìik nùeng chûa-moong kâ/

One more hour.

อีกกี่นาทีจะถึงครับแม่ /ìik gìi naa-tii jà tŭeng kráp mâe/

How many more minutes before we arrive?

อีก 50 นาทีค่ะ /ìik hâa-sìp naa-tii kâ/

50 more minutes. 

อีกนานมั้ยจะถึง /ìik naan mái jà tŭeng/

Does it take long until we get there?

อีก 45 นาทีค่ะ /ìik sìi sìp hâa naa-tii kâ/

45 more minutes.

ถึงรึยังครับ /tŭeng rúe-yang kráp/

Are we there yet?

ยังไม่ถึงค่ะ /yang mâi tŭeng kâ/

We are not there yet. 

ใกล้จะถึงรึยัง /glâi jà tŭeng rúe-yang/

Are we nearly there ?

ใกล้แล้วค่ะ /glâi láew kâ/

Yes, we are nearly there.

ถึงแล้วค่ะ /tŭeng láew ká/

We’ve arrived. 

เย้ ถึงซักที /yáy, tŭeng sák-tii/

Yay! Finally!

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My American student who has been having private Thai lessons with me for the past 5 years just proposed to his Thai girlfriend with a flash mob dance in Robinson shopping mall in Sakhon Nakhon. This event inspired me to create this Thai lesson to help you pop the question like a native Thai.

First, let’s learn the vocabulary.

“To marry” in Thai is แต่งงาน /dtàeng-ngaan/

“Will you marry me?” can translate to คุณจะแต่งงานกับผมไหม /kun jà dtàeng-ngaan gàp pŏm mái/. However this sentence doesn’t sound gentle and romantic, Thai people prefer to propose by make it sound like a sweet invitation.

แต่งงานกันนะ /dtàeng-ngaan gan ná/

The particle นะ /ná/ in this sentence indicates an invitation, similarly to English “Let’s get married”.

แต่งงานกันไหม /dtàeng-ngaan gan mái/ is another common way to propose to your Thai loved one.

And to say “YES” to the question, you can simply say “แต่ง /dtàeng/” or “โอเค OK” follow by a polite particle ครับ /kráp/ or ค่ะ /kâ/

More Thai vocabulary:

คู่หมั้น /kûu mân/ = fiance, fiancee

แหวนหมั้น /wăen mân/ = engagement ring

แต่งงาน /dtàeng-ngaan/ = to marry

ขอแต่งงาน /kăw dtàeng-ngaan/ = to propose

งานแต่งงาน /ngaan dtàeng-ngaan/ = wedding

ชุดแต่งงาน /chút dtàeng-ngaan/ = wedding gown

เค้กแต่งงาน /cake dtàeng-ngaan/ = wedding cake

การ์ดแต่งงาน /gáat dtàeng-ngaan/ = wedding invitation

แหวนแต่งงาน /wăen dtàeng-ngaan/ = wedding ring

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My family and I hiked into the jungle last Saturday, we cookd rice in bamboo tubes for lunch using all natural matrials. I took this opportunity to create a mini vlog with Thai listening exercise for you to learn Thai. 

Script from the video

มาดูวิธีหุงข้าวในกระบอกไม้ไผ่ค่ะ

/maa duu wí-tii hŭng kâao nai grà-bàwk máai-pài kâ/

Let’s learn how to cook rice in a bamboo tube.

มดกับครอบครัวเดินเข้าป่าไปกินข้าวเที่ยง

/Mod gàp krâwp-krua dern kâo bpàa bpai gin kâao-tîang/

My family and I went into the jungle for lunch.

เราเดิน 2 กิโลเมตร

/rao dern 2 gì-loo-mêet/

We walked for two kilometers.

เราตัดใบไม้มาทำเป็นเสื่อปูนั่งกินข้าว

/rao dtàt bai-máai maa tam bpen sùea bpuu nâng gin kâao/

We cut some leaves to make a mat for sitting.

ก่อนหุงข้าวเราล้างกระบอกไม้ไผ่กับใบไม้ที่จะใช้ห่อข้าว เรียกว่า “ใบเร็ด”

/gàwn hŭng kâao, rao láang grà-bàwk máai-pài gàp bai-máai tîi jà chái hàw kâao rîak-wâa “bai rét”/ Before cooking rice, we washed the bamboo tubes and the leaves that we will use to wrap rice which is called “Bai Ret”.

มาเริ่มหุงข้าวกันค่ะ

/maa rêrm hŭng kâao gan kâ/

Let’s start cooking rice.

ขั้นตอนที่ 1: ใส่ข้าวสาร 3 ช้อนโต๊ะในใบเร็ดแล้วก็ห่อค่ะ

/kân-dtawn tîi 1: sài kâao-săan 3 cháwn-dtó nai bai rét, láew-gâw hàw kâ/

Step 1: add 3 tablespoons of uncooked rice in the Ret leaf, and wrap it.

ห่อข้าวเสร็จแล้วก็เอาข้าว 2 ห่อใส่ในกระบอกไม้ไผ่

/hàw kâao sèt láew gâw ao kâao 2 hàw sài nai grà-bàwk máai-pài/

Once you finish wrapping rice, then put 2 wrapped leaves inside the tube.

ถึงตาเด็กๆลองทำดูบ้างค่ะ

/tŭeng dtaa dèk-dèk lawng tam duu bâang kâ/

Now it’s the kids’ turn to try it.

เป็นการเรียนรู้การใช้ชีวิตในธรรมชาติ

/bpen gaan rian-rúu gaan chái chii-wít nai tam-má-châat/

It is a lesson to live in nature.

ต่อไป ขั้นตอนที่ 2 : เติมน้ำลงในกระบอกไม้ไผ่ค่ะ

/dtàw-bpai, kân-dtawn tîi 2: dterm náam long nai grà-bàek máai-pài kâ/

Next, step 2: add water in the bamboo tube.

ขั้นตอนที่ 3 : เอากระบอกไม้ไผ่ไปตั้งไฟ

/kân-dtawn tîi 3: ao grà-bàwk máai-pài bpai dtâng fai/

Step 3: put the bamboo tubes next to the fire.

ใช้เวลาหุงข้าวประมาณ 30-40 นาทีค่ะ

/chái way-laa hŭng kâao bprà-maan 30-40 naa-tii kâ/

It takes about 30-40 minutes to cook rice.

ข้าวใกล้จะสุกแล้วค่ะ

/kâao glâi jà sùk láew kâ/

The rice is nearly cooked.

เทน้ำออกนิดนึง

/tay náam àwk nít-nueng/

Pour water away a little bit.

ตอนนี้ข้าวสุกแล้วค่ะ

/dtawn-níi kâao sùk láew kâ/

Now the rice is cooked.

ตัดกระบอกไม้ไผ่

/dtàt grà-bàwk máai-pài/

Cut the bamboo tube open.

แล้วก็เอาห่อข้าวออกมา

/láew-gâw ao kâao àwk maa/

And take out the rice package.

มาเปิดห่อดูข้าวค่ะ

/maa bpèrd hàw duu kâao kâ/

Let’s open the rice package.

ข้าวสวยมากๆ หอมมาก แล้วก็นุ่มมากค่ะ

/kâao sŭai mâak-mâak, hăwm mâak, láew-gâw nûm mâak kâ/

The rice looks good, it smells very nice and it is very soft.

คุณเคยกินข้าวในกระบอกไม้ไผ่มั้ยคะ

/kun keoi gin kâao nai grà-bàwk máai-pài mái ká/

Have you ever tried rice cooked in bamboo tube?

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????????Practice Forming Thai Sentences: I haven’t…yet

Many of my students are often confused when forming a sentence to explain that one hasn’t done something yet. I would like to help you reinforce this pattern so you can speak Thai correctly and confidently.

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Can you form Thai sentences correctly? Let’s test your grammar!

I’ve created a short grammar test for you, you need to fill a blank space to complete the sentences. There are five sentences, please let me know your score out of 5 in the comments.

1. Have you finished working?

คุณทำงาน___________

kun tam-gaan___________

2. How long have you been working here?

คุณทำงานที่นี่___________

kun tam-gaan tîi-nîi___________

3. How spicy would you like your curry?

เอาแกงเผ็ด___________

ao ganes pèt___________

4. He was hit by a motorbike.

เขา___________มอเตอร์ไซค์ชน

káo___________maw-dter-sai chon

5. There are more tourists this year.

มีนักท่องเที่ยว___________ปีนี้

mii nák tâwng-tîao___________ bpii níi

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I created a short test for you with three pairs of commonly confused words. You need to choose the right word that complete a given sentence correctly.

1. Little : A. เล็ก /lék/ or น้อย /náwi/
   She works hard, but earns just a little.
   เขาทำงานหนักแต่ได้เงิน________
   káo tam-ngaan nàk, dtàe dâai ngern________

She is just a little girl, but she has to work hard.

เขาเป็นแค่ผู้หญิง_______ แต่ต้องทำงานหนัก

káo bpen pûu-yĭng _______, dtàe dtâwng tam-ngaan nàk

2. A lot: A. เยอะ /yér/ or มาก /mâak/

We ate a lot of rice in Thailand.

เรากินข้าว________ที่ประเทศไทย

rao gin kâao yér tîi bprà-têet tai

This song is good. I like it a lot.

เพลงนี้เพราะ ฉันชอบ________

pleeng níi pró, chán châwp________

3. Hard: หนัก /nàk/ or ยาก /yâak/

He works hard for his children.

เขาทำงาน________เพื่อลูก

káo tam-ngaan ________ pûea lûuk

Learning a new language is hard.

เรียนภาษาไทยใหม่________

rian paa-săa mài________

Please let me know how many sentences you got correctly in the comments.

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I am sure you know “I’m sorry” in Thai. Did you know how to say “I’M SORRY FOR…”properly like a native speaker? In this lesson, you will learn to apologise to someone for doing something in real Thai language.

“I am sorry.” or “I apologize” in Thai is ขอโทษ /kăw-tôot/

The pattern you need for “I am sorry for….” is ขอโทษ/kăw-tôot/ + ที่ /tîi/ + a reason

Examples;

ขอโทษที่มาสาย 
/kăw-tôot tîi maa săai/
I’m sorry for being late. 

ขอโทษที่ให้รอ 
/kăw-tôot tîi hâi raw/
I’m sorry for keeping you waiting. 

ขอโทษที่ทำให้ไม่สบายใจ
/kăw-tôot tîi tam hâi mâi sà-baai jai/
I’m sorry for making you feel bad.

ขอโทษที่รบกวน
/kăw-tôot tîi róp guan/
I’m sorry for disturbing you.

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Let’s test your Thai grammar! I say a sentence and you find a mistake. There are five sentences, please comment with your score out of 5.

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When talking to friends and family members in relaxed everyday situations, Thai people always use informal language. This lesson you will learn how to ask for a favour in Thai in the same way that native Thai speakers talk in real life, I present you Thai phrases that you will not find in text books that you are reading.

Please do the quiz at the end of this lesson and let me know your answers in the comment section.

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5 Food Items You Might Not Want

Let’s learn these items in Thai so next time you order your food, you can ask not to put them in your dish.

1. ผงชูรส /pŏng-chuu-rót/ MSG
2. น้ำตาล /náam-dtaan/ Sugar 
3. ลูกชิ้น /lûuk chín/ Meatballs 
4. เครื่องใน /krûeang-nai/ Offal 
5. ผักชี /pàk-chii/ Coriander 
6. เนื้อสัตว์ /núea-sàt/ Meat 

Let me know other items you don’t like to add in your dish in the comments, I will make the second episode for you.

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1. ผมรักคุณมากกว่า / pŏm rák kun mâak gwàa/
2. ผมรักคุณมากขึ้น / pŏm rák kun mâak kûen/

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There are five words in Thai that translate “just/only”, so Many Thai language learners are often confused how to use each one. Watch this lesson to clarify the confusion you might have and speak Thai correctly like a native.

The 5 words for “just/only” in Thai are;

1. แค่ /kâe/
2. เอง /eeng/
3. แต่ /dtàe/
4. เพียง /piang/
5. เท่านั้น /tâo-nán/

Have a look at the sentence examples of each word.

1. แค่ /kâe/

เสื้อตัวนี้แค่ 200 บาท

/sûea dtua níi kâae 200 bàat/

This shirt is just 200 Baht.

เค้าเป็นแค่คนรู้จัก

/káo bpen kâae kon róo-jàk/

He / she is just someone who I know.

เค้าเป็นแค่เพื่อน

/káo bpen kâae pûean/

He/she is just a friend.

2. เอง /eeng/

แค่ 10 บาทเอง

/kâae 10 bàat eeng/

10 โมงเอง

/10 moong eeng/

It’s only 10 A.M.

3. แต่ /dtàae/

เค้าทำแต่งาน

/káo tam dtàae ngaan/

He does only work.

ลูกชายดูแต่ทีวี

/lôok-chaai doo dtàae tii-wii/

My son only watches TV.

4. เพียง /piang/

เพียง 2 ล้านบาท

/piang 2 láan bàat/

Only 2 million Baht.

เพียง 15 ล้านบาท

piang 15 láan Baht.

Only 15 million Baht.

5. เท่านั้น /tâo-nán/

วันนี้เท่านั้น

/wan-níi tâo-nán/

Today only!

พนักงานเท่านั้น

/pá-nák-ngaan tâo-nán/

Staff only!

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In this lesson, I’ll show you how to STOP using “มาก mâak” for VERY  & upgrade your Thai vocabulary. By avoiding this one little word as much as you can, you’ll be forced to get more creative and activate other more interesting & impressive Thai words instead!

Intensify like a Native Thai

1. Very sweet

หวาน /wǎan/ = sweet

เจี๊ยบ /jíab/ = very

หวานเจี๊ยบ /wǎan jíab/ = very sweet

เค้กชิ้นนี้หวานเจี๊ยบ /Cake chín níi wǎan jíab/

This cake is very sweet.

2. Very sour

เปรี้ยว /bprîao/ = Sour

จี๊ด  /jíid/ = very

เปรี้ยวจี๊ด /bprîao jíid/ = very sour

ส้มตำเปรี้ยวจี๊ด /sôm-dtam bprîao jíid/

Papaya salad is very sour.

3. Very salty

เค็ม /kem/ = Salty

ปี๋ /bpǐi/ = very

เค็มปี๋ /kem bpǐi/ = very salty

น้ำปลาเค็มปี๋ /náam-bplaa kem bpǐi/

Fish sauce is very salty.

4. Very bitter

ขม /kǒm/ Bitter

ปี๋ /bpǐi/ = very

ขมปี๋ /kǒm bpǐi/ = very bitter

ยาเม็ดนี้ขมปี๋

/yaa méd níi kǒm bpǐi/

This pill is very bitter.

5. So white

ขาว/ kǎao/ = White

จั๊วะ /júa/ = very

ขาวจั๊วะ /kǎao júa/ = so white

ผู้หญิงคนนี้ขาวจั๊วะ /pûu-yǐng kon níi kǎao júa/

This woman’s skin is so white.

*For Thai people, this is a compliment.

6. Bright red

แดง /daaeng/ = Red

แจ๊ด /jáaed/ = very

แดงแจ๊ด /daaeng jáaed/ = So red

เค้าทาลิปสีแดงแจ๊ด

/káo taa líp sǐi daaeng jáaed/

She is wearing a bright red lipstick.

7. So green

เขียว /Kǐaow/ = Green

ปี๋ /bpǐi/ = very

ครูแพรทาเล็บสีเขียวปี๋ /Kruu Pear taa lép sǐi kǐaw bpǐi/

Teacher Pear painted her so green.

8. Very yellow

เหลือง / lŭeang/ = Yellow

อ๋อย /ǒoi/ = very

เค้าใส่เสื้อสีเหลืองอ๋อย /káo sài sûa sǐi lŭeang ǒoi/

She/He is wearing a very bright yellow shirt.

9. Pitch black

ดำ /dam/ = Black

ปี๋ /bpǐi/ = very

ผมของแอนนาสีดำปี๋ /pǒm kǒng Anna sǐi dam bpǐi/

Anna’s hair is pitch black.

10. สว่างจ้า /sa-wàang jâa/

Super bright.

11. มืดตึ๊ดตื๊อ /mûed dtúed-dtǔue/

Super dark.

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5-Minute Thai Grammar :

Quantifiers Many Thai language learners didn’t know the right way to use Thai quantifiers, “some”, “many”, “few”. WATCH this lesson to learn this important grammar so you can speak Thai correctly.

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➤ Practice your Thai listening skills:

When you’re practising your listening skills, slow down the speed of the video. This gives you a little more time and space to help hear the sounds that I’m making and then connect them to the words that you recognise. Slowing down the speed is not cheating, it’s a really great way to start hearing the sounds and recognising words as they’re spoken and listening to common patterns in Thai. Then at any time you can speed it back up to natural pace and hear it as a native speaker would say it.

➤ Actively listen: If you want to improve your listening skills, you need to do more than just listen. You need to be actively listening, right? To do that, the best thing you can do is have a goal. Set a specific goal or a challenge that you need to accomplish through the listening practice.

You could challenge yourself to recognise ten new words from the lesson and write them down as you’re listening to them.

To check if you are listening, I want you to answer 5 questions in the video and let me know your score in the comments.

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Teacher Pear selected five Thai quotes she found on her friends’ Facebook, these phrases are widely shared on Thai social media. You will learn how Thais play with words to form metaphors and similes.

1.ถ้าเบื่อเขา ก็ไปทะเลกับเรานะ

/tâa buèa kǎo, gâw bpai tá-lay gàb rao ná/

Meaning 1: If you get bored of the mountains, you can go to the sea with me.

Meaning 2: If you get bored of him/her, you can go to the sea with me.

2.ผมสั้นดูแลง่าย แต่มัดใจใครไม่อยู่

/pǒm sân duu-laae ngâai, dtàae mád jai krai mâi yùu/

Short hair is easy to take care of, but it can’t be used to tie someone’s heart (can’t win someone’s heart).

3.พยายามหาแคปชั่นเด็ด แต่ลืมว่าตัวเองเด็ดกว่าแคปชั่น

/pá-yaa-yaam hǎa caption dèd, dtàae luem wâa dtua-aeng dèd gwàa caption/

I’m trying to find a cool caption, but I forgot that I am cooler than the caption.

4.ผู้ชายเจ้าชู้ เหมือนมาม่า ดูดีตอนโฆษณา แต่คุณค่าทางโภชนาการต่ำ

/pûu-chaai jâo-chúu mŭean Maa-mâa, duu dii dtawn kôod-sà-naa , dtàae kun-kâa taang pôod-chá-naa-gaan dtàm/

Players are like Mama noodles, looks good on the ads but the nutrients are low.

5.อบอุ่นกว่าพี่ก็มีแต่ไมโครเวฟ

/òb-ùn gwàa pîi gâw mii dtàae microwave /

(If there is) something that is warmer, then it is only a microwave.

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Some Thai sounds can be hard to tell apart when you’re listening. If you can hear the difference, it will be easier to speak correctly.

So for this lesson teacher Pear created another listening exercise for you which is based on the misunderstandings Thai language learners often make when listening to local people speak Thai.

Please let me know your scores in the comments.

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We offer online group classes for all levels. Our group classes focus on improving your conversational skills.

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We are using the Zoom video platform for our group classes.

What you’ll be RECEIVING:

– Materials in Word or PDF format before the course starts. The materials are written in Thai and English transliteration.

– If you miss a class, you will get a video recording for the session you can’t attend.

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I hope to see you in our class.

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Thai vocabulary quiz! This quiz will test you two things;

1. How large is your Thai vocabulary?

2. How fast can you recall the words when you need them?

Please let me know your score in the comments.

ONLINE GROUP SPEAKING CLASSES

We offer online group classes for all levels. Our group classes focus on improving your conversational skills.

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We are using the Zoom video platform for our group classes.

What you’ll be RECEIVING:

– Materials in Word or PDF format before the course starts. The materials are written in Thai and English transliteration.

– If you miss a class, you will get a video recording for the session you can’t attend.

 Get course syllabuses and an assessment test:learnthaiwithmod@gmail.com

I hope to see you in our class.

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