Daily Life Vocabulary 5

This intermediate lesson breaks down 19 useful words and expressions from the Real Thai Conversation “Love Story – Part 2” video. Each word is explained entirely in Thai with everyday examples and sample sentences, followed by the clip from the original conversation where it was used. Many of the words relate to feelings, relationships, money habits, and Buddhist ideas such as letting go, attachment, and kindness.

Thai Vocabulary:
ปล่อยวาง (bplɔ̀i waang) – To let go
ยึดติด (yʉ́t dtìt) – To cling to / be attached
ผิวเผิน (pǐu pə̌ən) – Superficial
ลึกซึ้ง (lʉ́k sʉ́ng) – Deep / profound
เป็นมวย (bpen muai) – To know what you’re doing (idiom)
เมตตา (mêet-dtaa) – Loving-kindness

Hearing new words explained in Thai, then again in a real conversation, helps them stick naturally. Watch the original conversation first for the best experience!

Intermediate Buddhism Conversation Culture Dharma Feelings Friendship Health Idioms Love Money Monk Personality Relationships Religion Saving Sports

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Daily Life Vocabulary 5

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