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HideDo you prefer traveling during the day or at night?
Hello Rick,
Thank you very much for your comment and suggestion. We really appreciated. I will pass your comment to our team and see if they considering to put more vocabulary. One thing you can do is to copy a Thai word and search on our dictionary. For the moment, I can help everyone here. “chán” ฉัน is "I female speaker", “bpràp aa-gàat” ปรับอากาศ means “air condition” . Hope that’s help. Please let me know if you have any future questions. I will be glad to help. We wish you will have a good progress in learning Thai.
Have a nice day.
Parisa
Team ThaiPod101.com
Please add new words to the Vocabulary.
1. chán
2. bpràp aa-gàat
Thanks
Hello Andrew,
Thank you very much for your comment and question. We used ห as a silent consonant in order to use high class consonants tone rules. Hope that's help. Please let me know if you have any future questions. I will be glad to help you. We wish you have a good progress with Thai.
Have a good day.
Parisa
Team ThaiPod101.com
Hello!
The use of ห is very often used in words as silent letter. What is the purpose of this? Change tone? Slight pronunciation?
Hello Nuno,
Your're welcome. Please let me know if you need any future help. I will be glad to help.
Have a nice day.
Parisa
Team ThaiPod101.com
Thank you :wink:
Hi Nuno,
Thank you very much for your comment. For your question, the different between ‘bpràp aa-gàat’ and khrûueang-bpràp-aa-gàat is the first one is Verb and the second one is a noun. "khrûueang-bpràp-aa-gàat" formal form of air-condition. "‘bpràp aa-gàat’" just to make the climate better or cooler. Hope that help.
Have a great day.
Parisa
Team ThaiPod101.com
What is the difference between 'bpràp aa-gàat' and khrûueang-bpràp-aa-gàat?
Hello Gary,
Thanks for your comment and suggestion.We really appreciated that. I think the format for every lesson is a maximum of 10 words in the vocabulary section. So some lessons might have other new words, but we tried to give explanations for the most important ones.
Have a nice day.
Parisa
Team ThaiPod101.com
Thanks for your reply Parisa.
I do understand the use of 'kha' and 'khrap', but perhaps you misunderstand my question.
In some lessons, the vocabulary does not contain the new words introduced in the lesson. Instead old previously introduced ones are repeated many times.
It would be helpful if all new words were in the vocabulary notes.