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Hello Bobby,
Thank you very much for your question, "gin and thaan" both mean "to eat" but "thaan" is use in a formal situation. Hope that help.
Wishing you a great day.
Parisa
Team ThaiPod101.com
I though "gin" wa to eat but this course says this course to thann.??? gin or thann?
Hello JoS,
Thanks again for your comment. For your question, yes หาร pronounced as "hǎan". Thai alphabet has different sound for initial and ending sound in a syllable. "ร" make the "r" sound as the initial consonant but make the "n" sound at the end of a syllable. Hope that helps.
Wishing you a great day.
Parisa
Team ThaiPod101.com
Hi,
Why is หาร pronounced as Haan when it ends with the 'r' sound?
Hi สุผาด,
Well done as always ka. Let me help fixing your writing a bit here.
Q: คุน(คุณ)เรืยนภาษาไทยมานานแท่า(เท่า)ไหร่แลัวครับ
A: ๑ เดือนคเับ (ครับ)
Keep practice ka. :)
Have a good day.
Parisa
Team ThaiPod101.com
Q: คุนเรืยนภาษาไทยมานานแท่าไหร่แลัวครับ
A: ๑ เดือนคเับ:smile:
Hi Patrick,
Thank you very much for your comment. For your question, "bpen" is use to ask if you can do it because you have experience with it. You’re welcome for any future questions.
Wishing you a good day.
Parisa
team Thaipod101.com
Hello
why here we use bpen and not dai to say can you eat?
Thank you
Patrick:sweat_smile:
Hello Trevor,
Thank you very much for your comment. For your question, "Thaan" is more polite but "gin" is fine to talk to someone you know in less formal situation.
Have a good day.
Parisa
team Thaipod101.com
what is the different between Thaan (to eat) and the word gin?