Heads, shoulders, knees and toes... Having studied this lesson, you're now hopefully able to sing that old song in Thai! Without looking back at the lesson, try seeing how many body parts you can name in Thai. :)

สวัสดี Birthday Cat,

Thank you for your feedback. I will forward it to our team for consideration.

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เลเว็นเต้ (Levente)

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As another constructive feedback, the voice in English could be inserted too.

Hello Kevin,

Thanks again for your comment. For your question, in the word นิ้วมือ when spelling spelling finger phonetically should be "níw-muue". It spelling with " ิ i " vowel and end with "ว waaw-wǎaen" consonant. Hope that help.

Please let us know if you have any future questions. I will be so glad to help.

Have a good day.

Parisa

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Laura - in this lesson you introduce นิ้วมือ or finger - when spelling spelling finger phonetically is ีว a vowel? Possibly _iu? Explaining why finger is spelled: niu-muue?

Hi Kevin,

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Laura

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Why are the annotations in the video so small? it is difficult to determine garan, and tone marks - make them larger please.