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📢 Hey everyone! 🙌 Want to learn some useful vocabulary and common phrases about the internet and Wi-Fi in Thai?

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📶 Check out my latest lesson on Patreon, available for only $5/month subscription! 💻 You'll learn words like "ความเร็ว" (Speed) and "เน็ตบ้าน" (Home internet) and phrases like "เน็ตใช้ไม่ได้" (The internet isn't working) and "ติดตั้งไวไฟ" (Install the Wi-Fi). 📲 Don't miss out on improving your Thai language skills and making your internet experience smoother! 🤩

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Happy Valentine's Day or "suksan wan Valentine kaa"!! Our Thai lesson today is all about Valentine's Day, or as we say in Thai, "Wan Hàeng Kwaam Rák"! This is the perfect lesson for anyone who wants to learn some romantic vocabulary and phrases in Thai. In this lesson, we'll cover all the basics you need to express your love to that special someone, including the words for "love" (rak), "flower" (dok mai), and "bouquet" (chu dok mai). Plus, we have an audio file available to help you with the correct pronunciation! So let's get started and learn how to speak the language of love in Thai.

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Our Thai lesson for my Patreon today is on recurring events! This lesson will help you learn to express and describe events that happen repeatedly in Thai with ease and confidence. You'll be introduced to essential vocabulary like "วัน" (wan - day), "เดือน" (deuuan - month), "ปี" (bpee - year), and "อาทิตย์" (aatít - week) and learn the words "ทุก" (túk - every) and "เว้น" (wén - every other) to describe recurring events.

This comprehensive lesson comes with a pdf file, filled with vocabulary, sentence structure, examples, and conversation samples to help you master the subject!

New lesson is live on Patreon!

In today's lesson, we'll be exploring the Present Perfect Tense using 'ไป...มา'. This structure is a key aspect of Thai language that helps us express experiences and events that connect the past and present. With this lesson, you'll be able to form both positive and negative sentences, and closed-ended questions to communicate your past experiences.

Some examples of sentences using the Present Perfect Tense are:

"ผมไปเที่ยวไทยมาครับ" (pŏm bpai tîieow tai maa kráp), meaning "I’ve traveled to Thailand."
"ไปกินข้าวมาค่ะ" (bpai gin kâao maa kâ), meaning "I’ve gone to eat."
"ดูหนังกับแฟนมา" (doo năng gàp faen maa), meaning "I’ve watched a movie with my girlfriend/boyfriend."
"ฉันยังไม่ได้ไปทำงานมาค่ะ" (chăn yang mâi dâai bpai tam ngaan maa kâ), meaning "I haven’t gone to work yet."
"เค้ายังไม่ได้กินข้าวเย็นมา" (káo yang mâi dâai gin kâao yen maa), meaning "He hasn’t had dinner yet."
"ไม่ได้ไปทะเลมา" (mâi dâai bpai tálay maa), meaning "I haven’t gone to the sea."

Included in today's lesson is a full video lesson that is 14 minutes long with lots of examples, as well as a pdf file to help reinforce your learning. Let's get started and master this important aspect of Thai language!

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New lesson on common Thai idioms on Patreon!

Impress locals and make conversations more lively by understanding these common expressions steeped in Thai culture. From tasks that feel like "rolling a mortar uphill" to adapting to new environments "when in Rome", join us on a fun journey of discovering the colorful side of Thai language.

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New Thai lesson about house hunting avaiable for my Patreon subscribers now! Just 5 USD a month for a weekly Thai materials!!

Thai lesson on house hunting! In this lesson, we will be learning vocabulary and common phrases related to the process of searching for a rental property in Thailand. We will cover terms such as "landlord," "furniture," "area," "rental fee," and "security deposit." Additionally, we will also learn about different types of houses, such as "detached house" and "condominium," as well as important features of a rental property, such as "parking space" and "swimming pool." Finally, we will also cover some common phrases used in the context of renting, such as "ready to move in" and "fully furnished." By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid foundation for understanding the process of renting a property in Thailand.

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I will be making Thai lesson materials on my Patreon page! If you want to learn Thai on your own time, this is perfect for you! Only 5 USD for a monthly subscription!! You will get weekly new material like vocabarary sheets, audio files, full leghth lesson videos, and much more!!

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