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Hello everyone! I'm from Thailand and I speak thai as a native language. I'm looking for foreign friends not only for language exchange but also for exchange our cultures and ideas!! Hope you guys don't hesitate to contact me. ^^ By the way, sorry for my poor english grammar lol
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    "สิงโต" is generally used in conversation but the word " ราชสีห์ " is used in literature. We rarely use the word " ราชสีห์ " when we talk about the lion in the normal way but sometimes I say it when I want to exaggerate its meaning with literary context.
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    December 19, 2013
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    Hey Jason!

    I can help you Thai. If you are looking for a Thai language partner, just add me on Skype " nutjajeez " then we can talk :-)

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    December 13, 2013
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    how to use word "scourge" in sentences? I've heard this word from the sentence " The texting is a scourge of language" . I know that "scourge" means something that causes great suffering or a lot of trouble but I just wonder when I can use this word or are there any particular rules for using this?
    November 2, 2013
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    The Second Tip

     

    "Start with the single word not sentence"

    The way I'm teaching you might be different from others. For anyone who used to learn Thai, you would be tought in the whole sentence. For example, you would be tought to say "นี่คืออะไร" ("What is it?) to ask someone information about what you are looking at. But this way of leaning would be difficult to understand the "individual word meaning" and easily to forget so I would like to recommend you to say just only single word which has meaning by itself and use gestures to make it more complex. For example, If you want to ask " นี่อะไร " (What is this?) ,you just say " อะไร "(what) and point to the thing you what to know its name. I know It might look awkward but it works! You will be able to communicate even if you know just single words but you can use all of them in the real situation. Moreover, knowing an individual word meaning is the very basis of create your own sentence.

     

    The next tip will be about "what word group should be learned?" 

    If you guys have any comments or ideas, don't hesitate to share! I'm willing to hear and discuss with you. :-)

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    October 10, 2013
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    I used to work 7 days a week ,8 hours a day. It was so crazy, wasn't it? (5 days for the full time job and 2 days for the part time job) I got stess from less sleep and not enjoy with my colleauges. What I did was to talk to my close friend for releasing my stress(complain what happened during the day) and I stoped working whenever I feel " I can't make it any more" by taking my day off. I try not to push myself to the deeper of stress because it could make me be crazy and I would have to see a psychologist. 

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    October 8, 2013
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    Tips for the beginners who want learn Thai language

    Here are the tips I think they would work for you guys. I'm writing these tips from my experience of being a speech therapist and the way to learn english i've been using to improve my english. I hope they would be useful for you guys. ^^

     

    The First Tip

     

    " Tune Your Ears to Thai Language "

     

    The very first important thing for learning any language is to get use to the tonation and rhythm of the language you are learning. Before you can speak any language you should be able to distinguish the target language from others and know the distinctive feature of it. For anyone who have has never heard or rarely listen Thai conversation, you should start off by going to any source which provide video of Thai language such as YOUTUBE. It doesn't matter if you don't understand at all at in the fist time because the goal is "to tune you ear to what you hear". If you feel this is boring because you have no idea what they are speaking , it's ok to open your language subtitle. This will especially help you in pronunciation and listening skill in the future.

     

    I will write the next tip in the a few days. Hope you guys enjoy learning. ^^  

    By the way, I'm not good in English. It would be great if anyone can help me correct my wrong spelling or funny gramma. Thanks

     

    see you soon!

     

    October 7, 2013
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    for you guys who want to learn Thai, you can add me on skype "nutjajeez". 

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    October 4, 2013
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    yeah..I agree with you guys. I've done all of above in the same time so I don't know which way is the best lol. I think we have to activate every brain sections which ralated to language and integrate all of skills so that you can  process and use it fluenly.

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    September 27, 2013
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    Does anyone know the best way to master spoken English without language partner?

    I've been practicing on speaking skill for year but i have just a few language partners and I rarely talk to them because of different Timezone but I keep watching movies and try to mimic the way they speak. I also practice listening and reading skills hoping they will help my speaking as well. 

     

    How about you guys? Do you have your own way improving your spoken english without language partner? 

    September 27, 2013
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    Hi Den! 

    What kind of skill you want to learn? Speaking, writing, or listening?

    I'm often online on Skype so if you want to learn any of above please leave your Skype ID on my message box.

    I'll see you there!!

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    September 24, 2013
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