Feelings 03

Learn how to talk about your feelings in Thai! This third lesson on emotions covers four common feelings: fear, anger, relief and discomfort. Each one is shown through simple sentences and everyday situations, such as being scared of dogs, snakes and spiders, feeling relieved when money worries are over, or feeling squeezed on a crowded BTS Skytrain. You’ll also practise three natural ways to describe a feeling, for example กลัว, รู้สึกกลัว and มีความรู้สึกกลัว.

Thai Vocabulary:
กลัว (glua) – Afraid / Scared
โกรธ (gròht) – Angry
โล่งอก (lôhng-òk) – Relieved
อึดอัด (ʉ̀t-àt) – Uncomfortable / Cramped / Awkward
ตกใจ (tòk-jai) – Startled / Shocked
ความรู้สึก (kwaam rúu-sʉ̀k) – Feeling

Learning Thai through real-life examples helps you understand vocabulary in context and remember it more naturally. Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

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Learn how to talk about your home in Thai in this Easy Thai lesson! Explore different types of houses, count bedrooms, bathrooms and floors, and hear how to describe a home in natural Thai. Then practise everyday requests around the house: locking the doors and windows, closing the curtains, turning the air conditioner up or down, switching the fan between speeds, and changing the TV channel and volume. Thai Vocabulary: บ้านเดี่ยว (bâan dìao) – Detached house ห้องนั่งเล่น (hɔ̂ng nâng lên) – Living room เครื่องปรับอากาศ (krʉ̂ang bpràp aa-gàat) – Air conditioner เสียบปลั๊ก (sìap bplák) – Plug in ถอดปลั๊ก (thɔ̀ɔt bplák) – Unplug Along the way, you’ll hear how to make polite requests with ...ให้หน่อย (...hâi nɔ̀i), a natural way to ask someone to do something for you. Keep listening and enjoy learning Thai one room at a time!

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