Easy conversation at the Thai restaurant. Learn how to order food, order a bill in Thai. If you have any questions, please leave a comment here. please subscribe for more lessons or “like” me:D
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- abcdeedog บน バンコク屋台タイ料理レシピのソムタム作り！Thai Food Recipe Bangkok Thailand
- renthal971 บน [Thaifoodmaster] How to Make the Perfect Crab Fried Rice Elegant version
- komokujin บน [Thaifoodmaster] How to Make the Perfect Crab Fried Rice Elegant version
- Thaifoodmaster บน [Thaifoodmaster] How to Make the Perfect Crab Fried Rice Elegant version
- komokujin บน [Thaifoodmaster] How to Make the Perfect Crab Fried Rice Elegant version
PyrotiX07 says:
@LearnThaiwithMod He is being rude.
vivasion2010 says:
@LearnThaiwithMod him joking about the Bar Working Ladys
Thanks for the movies ! khun kruu Mod.
popothebright says:
Great video! I already speak Thai quite well, but IMHO these are some of the best Thai lessons on YouTube. High quality audio/video. Good repetition. Clear use of tones. Usable sentences. Good text overlays with accents. … and a very cute teacher to boot! What’s not to like?
Lauder86 says:
@fatdice911 – pet nid-noi = little bit spicy.
marine5546 says:
@fatdice911 Pet means spicy. Nid noy means a little.
samakbiz says:
สุดยดดด
tuszoo1 says:
this video is very simple to understand and learn. GREAT VIDEO….
djay1212 says:
Perfect!!! … Eating is what I like the most in thailand!!
SlideRiceFC says:
Thank you! As silly as it sounds this is one of the most useful lessons I’ve found since it is simple and applicable to my days here in Thailand.
LearnThaiwithMod says:
@marsmjid
I am glad you found my videos useful and helpful:) Kop Kun Ka.
LearnThaiwithMod says:
@lemmon138
Kop Kun ka for watching my videos.
LearnThaiwithMod says:
@rolihess1945
I am afraid I don’t understand what ATM language is.
fatdice911 says:
@n1k1k1 I use Pet nid nuy” when ordering as I believe i’m asking for “low” heat, but not no heat. Is that correct?
rolihess1945 says:
In Thailand you dont need to learn Thai, because every Girl there understand the ATM Language, hihi
its easy, isnt it ??!
lemmon138 says:
This is perfect! Not too fast… not too slow! Keep up the great work!
P Jeremy
rolihess1945 says:
I’ve never had such a beautiful Teacher in my whole Life !!! Awesome !!!! I think i live in the wrong country
marsmjid says:
Sawadee krap. Right now, am trying to learn Thai language to prepare myself for my visit in your country this coming month. This video is very helpful. Kop kun krap.
kaoniaw says:
@LearnThaiwithMod
Kaw toot….should be kaw tot on the screen. Kaw tot means sorry in polite way, but Kaw toot is totally different.
LearnThaiwithMod says:
@kaoniaw
Sawatdee ka, I am not sure what you meant exactly?
kaoniaw says:
Kaw toot????? I just saw that on the translation on the screen. That’s not very very nice.
johnbozi says:
excellent thanks
FredSpade says:
@nelsonj1885
I did not presume or assume, I asked if she would do this, there is a difference. As to iegality, this has nothing to do with rule of law in any country but is YouTube wanting to force users to be connected to their site.
I imagine Mod places her videos here because it is a popular website, not because she doesn’t want people to download the lessons for viewing offline (which is extremely helpful).
If Mod wishes to respond in any way she can do so.
FredSpade says:
Sawatdee krap, Kru Mod! Pom paassaa Thai lek, kor tot!
I hope you don’t mind me saying this…
Can you please avoid using YouTube notation of text? It is better to add the text into the video not from YouTube. The reason is this:
I can use an add-on for Firefox browser to download your videos. Then I can watch them on my laptop anywhere, even without internet! This is useful so I can repeat lessons and learn better.
I hope you understand what I am trying to say.
Korp kun krap, kru Mod!
n1k1k1 says:
good job! normally i dont like chillies in my food. this help me a lot when i go to thai next week. i will remember to use that ^^