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Hey there. Hold your finger stay still and don't slide away ... Yes, that right. Call me Oat. I'm originally Bangkok-er, which make me a Thai native speaker by default. My job involving to the IT & digital industry. In term of learning Thai, I could help on basic or casual term only. If you're looking for either make friends or English/Chinese practicing partner, me either. If you see fit and want to talk further, please don't hesitate to drop me a message. I'm going to reply, not wrap speedily, but mostly. Special requests - If expecting any responses. 1. Don't be shy showing up your face in a profile picture. 2. Giving some clues if asking me for any participation. 3. Let's me know your expectation if inviting me your friend; e.g. practicing partner, pen-pal or else. By all mean, thanks for coming :)
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  • Commented

    Hi Masson,

    This is quite an interesting topic which I have not seen for a while.

    In my opinion, a perfect political system is the one with a leader or a group of governance who dedicate and truly seek the better in the socialty.

    A monarchy with a tyrant or democracy with a corrupted goverment are nothing but a downfall of people and countries.

    Whatever the system, the most important is people and that who is ruling. If they truly seek and sacrifice to make a better to where they are, the perfect political will be right there at their doorstep.

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    June 3, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hi Fernando, In my opinion, the word "whether" cannot be used in your case. Moreover, it seems your sentence is incomplete; i.e. " {this is a cause} … If the company's use of assets and process of running the operation are effective or not, ... {sentence is missing - what a result should be} ...". Anyway, "whether" might be used inside the sentence; e.g. "If the company's use of assets and process of running the operation are whether effective, it will be discarded".
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    June 2, 2018
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  • Commented

    Hi Eroh,

    I subscribes EngVid and BBC Learning English channels on Youtube. Since my primary objective is improving English skills as a whole, having a British accent is a plus. Thereby, whether native British English speakers or not, I take them all.

    Cheers,

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    May 30, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hi Eve, Allow me making myself clear if these are what you asked. • peua - เพื่อ • samrub - สำหรับ • hai - ให้ เพื่อ, สำหรับ, ให้ = give, provide, offer something for someone. To me, all three have a similar meaning; to provide, offer or do something for someone/ organization/ nation/ etc. However, เพื่อ and สำหรับ give more specific intention/ dedication to do or provide something rather than ให้. E.g. • ฉันทำสิ่งนี้เพื่อประเทศชาติ - I do this for the country (not simply for someone, but a whole nation). • ของขวัญชิ้นนี้สำหรับเธอ - This present is for you (only you, no mean to others). • ฉันให้กระดูกกับหมา - I give a dog a bone.
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    May 30, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hi Araka, According to your last comment, I think a sentence you asked is "ถ้าจะเป็นอย่างนั้น คงไม่ใช่" - T̄ĥā ca pĕn xỳāng nận khng mị̀chı̀ - "If it is/be like that, so it is not". Did that what you heard?
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    May 30, 2018
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    It should be "ไงจะ" instead of "งัยจะ". There is no "งัย" in Thai dictionary. It's an incorrect typing style, despite pronouncing similar. Thereby, I'm not recommended to follow. Anyway, I tried to mimic the sentence with other words that have a similar sound, yet still could not make it out :(
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    May 29, 2018
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    May 28, 2018
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    Hi Eve, I suppose the words you asked are "rueeang - เรื่อง" and "giao gab - เกี่ยวกับ", right? Please correct me if I am wrong, so I could give you a feedback correctly. เรื่อง = a subject, a matter, or a classifier for a movie. more translation: https://www.thai2english.com/dictionary/1392997.html เกี่ยวกับ = about or regarding to something. more translation: https://www.thai2english.com/dictionary/1274126.html So, both are nothing in common.
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    May 28, 2018
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    Hi Araka, I would like to help, but I could not make it clear to what you ask. "งัย จะ เปน ย่า คง ไม่ใช่" is make no sense to me, even if some words are corrected; "ไง จะ เป็น ย่า คง ไม่ใช่". Are you sure this was what you listened/read?
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    May 28, 2018
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  • Commented

    Hi Eroh,

    I too want to have a British accent. Anyway, in my opinion, in this case, Youtube would be more suitable learning channel than italki for you can not only listen but also mimic an accent of a native British English speaker.

    Cheer,

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    May 26, 2018
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