EP76: Expand Your Vocabulary with เชื่อ (chêuua) which means "to believe" (to trust, to obey, superstition, myth etc...)
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13 Juni 202510min
EP75: Expressions That Thai People Say Differently from English (and Common Mistakes to Avoid)
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30 Maj 202512min
EP74: How to sound passive-aggressive with ‘ค่ะ (kâ)’ and ‘ครับ (kráp)’. Find out if you are being rude.
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9 Maj 20259min
EP73: What does "Cat not here, mice happy" mean? Learn 4 common idioms in Thai
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5 Maj 202512min
EP72: Exploring Thai Prefix: ผู้ (pôo), คน (kon), งาน (ngaan), and สนาม (sà-năam)
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21 Apr 202515min
EP70: How to Say “I’m Thinking of Doing Something” with กะ (gà)
In this episode we will talk about the Thai word กะ (gà) which multiple meanings, but one of its most common uses is to indicate a casual plan—similar to saying "I'm thinking of..." or "I plan to..." ...
28 Feb 20259min
EP69: The Most Colloquial Way to Say "With" in Thai and it’s NOT กับ (gàp)
👉🏼 Check out my Thai course for beginners: thaiwithgrace.com/learnthaiThe word กับ (gàp) means “with” and “and” in Thai. However, when Thai people speak quickly, กับ (gàp) often sounds like กะ (...
14 Feb 202512min
