Have you ever...?

Have you ever eaten fried insects? Ridden an elephant? In this lesson, you’ll learn how to talk about your experiences in Thai using เคย (have ever) and ไม่เคย (have never). Through simple questions and answers, discover some adventurous Thai dishes like blood laab and frog soup, and famous places around Thailand, including Naka Cave in Bueng Kan, the Siam tulip fields of Chaiyaphum, and Ban Rak Thai in Mae Hong Son.

Thai Vocabulary:
เคย (kəəi) – Have ever / Used to
ไม่เคย (mâi kəəi) – Have never
แมลงทอด (má-lɛɛng tɔ̂ɔt) – Fried insects
ขี่ช้าง (kìi cháang) – To ride an elephant

Practise asking "คุณเคย...ไหม?" (Have you ever...?) and answering with your own experiences. Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

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Going for a Walk

It’s a beautiful Sunday in Bangkok, with no rain and no scorching sun. It’s the perfect weather for a walk in the park! Follow along as phone calls are made to find a friend to come along. One friend is off to Dream World with their partner, while another has just finished a night shift but still agrees to meet at Lumpini Park. At the park, you’ll see people running, doing aerobics, tai chi and yoga, hunt for a free bench, and sit back to watch the fish and the famous monitor lizards! Thai Vocabulary: สวนสาธารณะ (sǔan sǎa-thaa-rá-ná) – Public park เดินเล่น (dəən lên) – To go for a walk ง่วง (ngûang) – Sleepy ม้านั่ง (máa nâng) – Bench ตัวเงินตัวทอง (dtua ngən dtua thɔɔng) – Monitor lizard Learning Thai through everyday situations helps you understand vocabulary in context and remember it more naturally. Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

Have you ever...?

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