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Learn how to describe the world around you in Thai with this simple, slow-paced lesson! Discover how to make words stronger with มาก and มากๆ, ask yes/no questions with ไหม, and answer with ไม่. You’ll practise common opposites like hot and cold, big and small, tall and short, and young and old, plus how food tastes and how you feel. Then explore how to talk about quantities using เยอะ, น้อย and หลาย, together with useful classifiers for shoes, dogs, pens, people, countries and groups.

Thai Vocabulary:
มาก (mâak) – Very / A lot
เยอะ (yə́) – Lots / Plenty
หลาย (lǎai) – Several / Many
คู่ (khûu) – Pair (classifier)
ด้าม (dâam) – Classifier for pens

Hearing each word repeated in short, clear phrases makes it easier to remember and use in everyday conversation. Keep listening and keep practising!

Beginner Adjectives Animals Classifiers Countries Describing Dogs Feelings Food Negation Numbers Opposites Quantities Questions Shoes Stationery Taste Weather

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