Pailin’s Kitchen
Changing things up this week! Several people have asked me to do a Thai language lesson, so here it is! Since Thailand is probably a place many of you want to visit (for visit again, for some of you!) this will probably come in handy sooner or later. Being a tourist in a country whose language you don’t speak can be frustrating, and with just a few words in your pocket, not only can it help you communicate, it can also help to break the ice with the locals—Thai people love it when we see foreigners actually try to speak in Thai. It shows that you’re making an effort, and it might just get you that little bit of help you need 🙂
There will be a whole series of Thai lesson videos coming up, so this first one goes over all the basics, and the next couple will tackle words and phrases that are useful when eating around Thailand. Let me know if you have suggestions on other videos around Thai language and culture!
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About Pai:
Pailin “Pai” Chongchitnant is the author of the Hot Thai Kitchen cookbook, co-host of a Canadian TV series One World Kitchen on Gusto TV, and creator and host of the YouTube channel Pailin’s Kitchen.
Pai was born and raised in southern Thailand where she spent much of her “playtime” in the kitchen. She traveled to Canada to study Nutritional Sciences at the University of British Columbia, and was later trained as a chef at Le Cordon Bleu culinary school in San Francisco.
After working in both Western and Thai professional kitchens, she decided that her passion really lies in educating and empowering others to cook at home via YouTube videos, her cookbook, and cooking classes. She currently lives in Vancouver, and goes to Thailand every year to visit her family. Visit her at http://hot-thai-kitchen.com .
Difficult but its so nice to learn . Kob khun krub !
very useful
Cute language and you made it clear!
Well done! I love how bilingual you are, and how clearly you taught. I teach school in San Francisco. I'll try these phrases out!
I just love this.
You are really good teacher for thai language. Keep it up.
Nice and thank you for the video Pailin and Pailin i was surprised about Chai meaning yes And Mai Chai meaning no in Thai because in Hindi And Urdu Chai means tea… ????? I love watching your videos Pailin your the best… <3 🙂 <3 🙂 <3
Pai this is AMAZING! 🙂 Thank you Ka!
ขอบคุณมาก ???
Love love love ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Please write in Thai too please I want to learn writing also please
How I can say in thai where is the visa on arrival office in this airport?
Hey! I just got back from bangkok (my first international trip ever). And your videos helped quite a bit. But one thing caught my attention, the Krub/male designators are hardly used if at all in bangkok. (Probably used more between natives and in smaller, more traditional cities) I practiced but was surprised by what i ran into. More casual language. Better to know more though! Also, Bowing (wai) is much more common than I thought. But it could be a traveler thing. The service community still use it. I did it all the time to make sure I was respectful. (When in doubt, always bow more)
Regardless, thank you for the video!
this is so wonderful and helpful!
nice video…easy to follow
What if you are gender non-binary or two-spirit or ladyboy ? krubka ?
Im european… But I will use "Chun mai chai kon Thai ka" aalll the time now when in Thailand! Thank you soo much!!
its so helpful P'paillin ❤️im so obsessed with thai because of the BL series haha well anyway. Kopkhunkrub P'Paillin. love from the phillipines ??❤️?
Thanks. It helps me a lot
what a great teacher
Hello. Good video., Thank you.
5:39 u can say yes or no in english Thai can understand that
Im a filipina and i love thai drama that's why im eager to learn how to read and write or even speak thai language. I would love to visit Thailand soon. If there's anyone here who wants to learn filipino or English i can tutor you in exchange of teaching me how to speak and read thai language. I badly wanted to learn it. Love from the Philippines ❤️ khob khun kha
First time I heard thai language I thought it sounded a bit weird but after only two thai dramas I find myself here and want to learn this beautiful language now xD Love it sooo much!! Thank you for making this video ka
Thank you
how do you say "will you marry me?" 🙂
Sawadee ka .. chun chue shima .?
It pronounced here well ?
Love you
ขอบคุณมากค่ะ
I visited Thailand last year and they always thought that I am a Thai.
man this is hard
0:38 Tonal explanation
0:56 Politeness
1:21 Spelling english to thai
1:50 Greetings
2:14 "Wai"-gesture
2:42 The head nodding
2:48 Thank you
3:01 I'm sorry
3:15 It's okey
3:34 How are you?
3:58 Dropping the you/I words
4:18 You
4:20 I
4:30 Different ways to say you and I
4:44 What is your name?
4:57 Answering the question 'What is your name?'
5:12 I am not Thai
5:39 Yes/No
6:13 Do you understand?
6:42 Please
Thanks so much for this video! Our non-profit organization works in partnership with the United Nations (OHCHR & DPI) on a global human rights education project to record native speakers reading the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in all 500+ translated languages. Would you be interested in recording the UDHR (ปฏิญญาสากลว่าด้วยสิทธิมนุษยชน) in Thai?
Excellent !!! Thank you…?