Are they the same?

Are these the same, different, or just similar? Practise comparing everyday objects in this easy Thai lesson! Look at pictures of glasses, bags, rings, shoes, socks, twins, shirts, necklaces and lipsticks, count them with the correct classifier, then answer a simple multiple-choice question: A – same, B – not the same, or C – similar. There are no right or wrong answers, so decide for yourself and see whether you agree! Each new word is also spelled out letter by letter, giving you extra practice with Thai consonants, vowels and tone marks.

Thai Vocabulary:
เหมือนกัน (mʉ̌an gan) – The same
ไม่เหมือนกัน (mâi mʉ̌an gan) – Not the same / Different
คล้ายกัน (kláai gan) – Similar

Hearing the same question patterns repeated with different objects is a great way to make comparisons and classifiers feel natural. Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

Absolute Beginner Accessories Bags Classifiers Clothes Comparison Counting Jewellery Makeup Numbers Objects Opinions Quiz Shoes Spelling Twins

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Are they the same?

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