Blog

Tech-savvy à Soho: un étudiant asiatique fait des achats en ligne dans un café branché

If you're learning Thai, you might have come across the word "Gèuab" (เกือบ), which means "almost" in English. It’s a useful word that can help you express situations where something nearly happened but didn’t. In this blog, we’ll break down different ways to use "Gèuab" (เกือบ) with example sentences to help you understand and practice!<h2>Gèuab เกือบ + Adverb of Time</h2> You can use "Gèuab" (เกือบ) before an adverb of time to say something has almost reached a certain period of time.<h3>Example:</h3>✅ เรียนไทยเกือบสี่เดือน (Rian Thai gèuap sìi deuan) = "I've been learning Thai for almost four months."✅ รอเกือบชั่วโมงแล้ว (Ror gèuap chûa-moong láew) = "I’ve been waiting for almost an hour."✅ ทำงานที่นี่เกือบสิบปีแล้ว (Tham-ngaan tîi-nîi gèuap sìp bpii láew) = "I’ve worked here for almost ten years."✅ อยู่เมืองไทยเกือบหนึ่งปีแล้ว (Yùu mueang-Thai gèuap nèung bpii láew) = "I've lived in Thailand for almost a year."<h2>Gèuab เกือบ + Verb</h2> When "Gèuab" (เกือบ) comes before a verb, it means someone almost did something but didn’t in the end.<h3>Example:</h3>✅ เกือบไปทำงานสาย (Gèuap bpai tham-ngaan sǎai) = "I almost went to work late."✅ เกือบลื่นล้ม (Gèuap lûen lóm) = "I almost slipped and fell."✅ เกือบลืมปิดไฟ (Gèuap leuum bpìt fai) = "I almost forgot to turn off the lights."✅ เกือบแพ้เกมนี้ (Gèuap pháe geem níi) = "I almost lost this game."✅ เกือบไม่ทันรถไฟ (Gèuap mâi than rót-fai) = "I almost missed the train."<h2>&nbsp; Gèuab เกือบ + Leuum ลืม (forgot) + Wâa ว่า (that)</h2> If you want to say "I almost forgot that…", use "Gèuab" (เกือบ) with "Leuum" (ลืม) followed by "Wâa" (ว่า), which means "that".<h3>Example: </h3>✅ เกือบลืมว่าพรุ่งนี้วันจันทร์ (Gèuap leuum wâa phrûng-níi wan-jan) = "I almost forgot that tomorrow is Monday."✅ เกือบลืมว่านัดเพื่อนตอนบ่าย (Gèuap leuum wâa nát phûean dton bàai) = "I almost forgot that I have an appointment with my friend in the afternoon."✅ เกือบลืมว่าวันนี้ต้องส่งงาน (Gèuap leuum wâa wan-níi dtông sòng ngaan) = "I almost forgot that I have to submit my work today."✅ เกือบลืมว่าเขาเป็นครู (Gèuap leuum wâa khǎo bpen khruu) = "I almost forgot that he is a teacher."<h2>&nbsp; Gèuab เกือบ + Leuum ลืม + Noun</h2> If you almost forgot something (a noun), you don’t need "Wâa" (ว่า). Simply say "Gèuab" + "Leuum" + Noun.<h3>Example:</h3>✅ เกือบลืมกุญแจบ้าน (Gèuap leuum gun-jaae bâan) = "I almost forgot my house key."✅ เกือบลืมกระเป๋าสตางค์ (Gèuap leuum grà-bpǎo sà-dtaang) = "I almost forgot my wallet."✅ เกือบลืมโทรศัพท์ (Gèuap leuum thoo-rá-sàp) = "I almost forgot my phone."✅ เกือบลืมเอกสารสำคัญ (Gèuap leuum èek-gà-sǎan sǎm-khan) = "I almost forgot an important document."✅ เกือบลืมของฝากให้แม่ (Gèuap leuum khǎawng-fàak hâi mâe) = "I almost forgot the souvenir for my mom."<h2>Recommended video</h2><figure id="figure-ouzdy2q65m903or4h"><iframe id="ouzdy2q65m903or4h" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/kLX0WbHm4r8" class="w-full bg-gray-100 rounded-lg md:rounded-xl lg:rounded-2xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowFullScreen="" data-url="https://youtu.be/kLX0WbHm4r8?si=csFHGFi_j4rivpnh" data-corners="default" data-fullWidth="false"></iframe></figure>Let me know if you need more practice exercises! 🚀Interested to learn Thai ? Book a free 15 minutes session to have a quick discussion with me for your learning goals !&nbsp; Book here : <a href="https://calendly.com/narissworkspace/free-15mns-meeting?month=2025-03" data-mce-href="https://calendly.com/narissworkspace/free-15mns-meeting?month=2025-03">https://calendly.com/narissworkspace/free-15mns-meeting?month=2025-03</a> Visit my website for the current pricing and learn more about Thai for conversation : <a href="https://thaiwithnariss.com" data-mce-href="https://thaiwithnariss.com">https://thaiwithnariss.com</a>

How to Use "Gèuab" (เกือบ) = Almost in Thai

Prepositions are essential for describing locations and spatial relationships in Thai. In this blog, we’ll explore six key Thai prepositions, provide clear explanations, six example sentences, and practice exercises with answer keys. Plus, we’ll recommend a helpful listening resource to enhance your understanding!<h2>&nbsp; Understanding Thai Prepositions </h2><h3>ใน (nai) – In</h3>Used to indicate something inside a space. Example: หนังสืออยู่ในกระเป๋า (nǎng-sǔe yùu nai grà-bpǎo) The book is in the bag. <h3>บน (bon) – On</h3>Used when something is on top of a surface. Example: โทรศัพท์อยู่บนโต๊ะ (thoo-rá-sàp yùu bon dtó) The phone is on the table. <h3>ใต้ (dtâi) – Under</h3>Indicates something is beneath another object. Example: แมวอยู่ใต้เก้าอี้ (maew yùu dtâi gâo-îi) The cat is under the chair. <h3>ระหว่าง (rá-wàang) – Between</h3>Used when something is in the middle of two objects. Example: รถอยู่ระหว่างบ้านกับร้านกาแฟ (rót yùu rá-wàang bâan gàb ráan gaa-fae) The car is between the house and the café. <h3>หลัง (lǎng) – Behind</h3>Describes something at the back of another object. Example: เด็กอยู่หลังรถ (dèk yùu lǎng rót) The child is behind the car. <h3>ข้างๆ (kâang-kâang) – Next to / Beside</h3>Used for something adjacent to another object. Example: โรงเรียนอยู่ข้างๆ วัด (rong-rian yùu kâang-kâang wát) The school is next to the temple.<h2>Practice Exercises</h2><h3>Choose the correct preposition to complete each sentence: (ใน nai, บน bon, ใต้ dtâai, ระหว่าง rá-wàang, หลัง lǎng, ข้างๆ kâang-kâang)</h3><ol><li>โทรศัพท์ของฉันอยู่ ___ กระเป๋า (thoo-rá-sàp khǎawng chán yùu ___ grà-bpǎo) (My phone is in the bag.)</li><li>หนังสือของเขาอยู่ ___ โต๊ะ (nǎng-sǔe khǎawng kháo yùu ___ dtó) (His book is on the table.)</li><li>แมวซ่อนอยู่ ___ โซฟา (maew sâawn yùu ___ soo-faa) (The cat is hiding under the sofa.)</li><li>โรงพยาบาลอยู่ ___ โรงเรียนกับห้างสรรพสินค้า (roong-phá-yaa-baan yùu ___ roong-rian gàb hâang-sàp-phá-sǐn-kháa) (The hospital is between the school and the shopping mall.)</li><li>เด็กๆ เล่นอยู่ ___ บ้าน (dèk-dèk lên yùu ___ bâan)</li><li>(The children are playing behind the house.)</li><li>ร้านกาแฟอยู่ ___ ธนาคาร (ráan gaa-fae yùu ___ thá-naa-khaan) (The coffee shop is next to the bank.) &nbsp;</li></ol><figure id="figure-u0a1ctklgnm88z4185" class=""><img id="u0a1ctklgnm88z4185" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1310134841/fr/photo/point-dinterrogation-sur-la-bulle-de-discours.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=leFm5m98-EbfDOzQv185gi6T6ahexADCbo-Hr5uvLhA=" alt="Point d’interrogation sur la bulle de discours" title="Point d’interrogation sur la bulle de discours" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-lg md:rounded-xl lg:rounded-2xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1310134841/fr/photo/point-dinterrogation-sur-la-bulle-de-discours.jpg?b=1&amp;s=2048x2048&amp;w=0&amp;k=20&amp;c=leFm5m98-EbfDOzQv185gi6T6ahexADCbo-Hr5uvLhA=" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;"></figure><h3>Answer keys</h3><ol><li>ใน (nai) – In</li><li>บน (bon) – On</li><li>ใต้ (dtâi) – Under</li><li>ระหว่าง (rá-wàang) – Between</li><li>หลัง (lǎng) – Behind</li><li>ข้างๆ (kâang-kâang) – Next to </li></ol> <h3>Recommended Listening Practice</h3> To improve your listening skills, check out this Spotify episode about Thai prepositions: 🎧 Listen here : <a title="Thai listening practice : Preposition" href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/4VGj7LrEpqAkMhasZQTzmi?si=zrCYpFisQUuUYAG0z-q4mw" data-mce-href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/4VGj7LrEpqAkMhasZQTzmi?si=zrCYpFisQUuUYAG0z-q4mw">https://open.spotify.com/episode/4VGj7LrEpqAkMhasZQTzmi?si=zrCYpFisQUuUYAG0z-q4mw</a>By combining reading, listening, and practicing, you’ll master Thai prepositions faster! Keep practicing, and soon, describing locations in Thai will feel natural. 😊Let me know if you need more practice exercises! 🚀Interested to learn Thai ? Book a free 15 minutes session to have a quick discussion with me for your learning goals !&nbsp; Book here : <a href="https://calendly.com/narissworkspace/free-15mns-meeting?month=2025-03" data-mce-href="https://calendly.com/narissworkspace/free-15mns-meeting?month=2025-03">https://calendly.com/narissworkspace/free-15mns-meeting?month=2025-03</a> Visit my website for the current pricing and learn more about Thai for conversation : <a href="https://thaiwithnariss.com" data-mce-href="https://thaiwithnariss.com">https://thaiwithnariss.com</a>

Mastering Thai Prepositions: In, On, Under, Between, Behind, and Next to

Le jeune homme ne veut pas écouter ce que dit son psychologue pendant la séance de psychothérapie et refuse

One of the most useful Thai phrases to express that something is no longer happening is "ไม่...แล้ว (mâi...láew)." It translates to "not anymore" or "no longer" in English.<h3>How It Works</h3>The structure is simple:- ไม่ (mâi) = "not/no" - [Verb/Adjective] = The action or state that has stopped - แล้ว (láew) = Indicates completion or changeBy placing "ไม่ mâi" before a verb or adjective and adding "แล้ว láew" at the end, you show that something used to happen but doesn’t anymore.<h3>Examples</h3>1. ไม่กินเนื้อสัตว์แล้ว (mâi gin néuua sàt láew) &nbsp; &nbsp;= I don’t eat meat anymore. 2. เขาไม่สูบบุหรี่แล้ว (Kháo mâi sùup bù-rìi láew) &nbsp; &nbsp;= He doesn’t smoke anymore.** 3. เธอไม่ทำงานที่นี่แล้ว (Ther mâi tham-ngaan thîi-nîi láew) &nbsp; &nbsp;= She doesn’t work here anymore. 4. ฝนไม่ตกแล้ว (Fŏn mâi dtòk láew) &nbsp; &nbsp;= It’s not raining anymore. 5. ไม่โกรธแล้ว (Chán mâi gròot láew) &nbsp; &nbsp;= I’m not angry anymore.<h3>Practice</h3>Try making your own sentences using "ไม่...แล้ว mâi .... láew" with these verbs and adjectives:- เรียน (rian) = to study - หนาว (nǎao) = cold - ใช้ (chái) = to use - ชอบ (chôp) = to likeFor example: ฉันไม่เรียนภาษาญี่ปุ่นแล้ว (Chán mâi rian paa-sǎa yîi-bpùn láew)I don’t study Japanese anymore.<figure id="figure-u0a1ctklgnm88z4185"><img id="u0a1ctklgnm88z4185" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1310134841/fr/photo/point-dinterrogation-sur-la-bulle-de-discours.jpg?b=1&s=2048x2048&w=0&k=20&c=leFm5m98-EbfDOzQv185gi6T6ahexADCbo-Hr5uvLhA=" alt="Point d’interrogation sur la bulle de discours" title="Point d’interrogation sur la bulle de discours" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-lg md:rounded-xl lg:rounded-2xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionX="undefined" data-positionY="undefined" data-fullWidth="false"/></figure><h3>Keep Practicing!</h3>The more you use "ไม่...แล้ว mâi .... láew " the easier it will be to remember. Try it in conversations and listen for it in Thai media! Interested to learn Thai ? Book a free 15 minutes session to have a quick discussion with me for your learning goals !&nbsp; Book here : <a href="https://calendly.com/narissworkspace/free-15mns-meeting?month=2025-03" data-mce-href="https://calendly.com/narissworkspace/free-15mns-meeting?month=2025-03">https://calendly.com/narissworkspace/free-15mns-meeting?month=2025-03</a> Visit my website for the current pricing and learn more about Thai for conversation : <a href="https://thaiwithnariss.com" data-mce-href="https://thaiwithnariss.com">https://thaiwithnariss.com</a>

The usage of ไม่...แล้ว (mâi...láew) = Not Anymore

Nous avons tout ce qu’il faut pour passer

When learning a new language, one of the most fascinating aspects is discovering words and concepts that don’t have a direct translation in your native tongue. For English speakers learning Thai, the word "ชิน" (chin) is one such term. It encapsulates the idea of "getting used to" or "becoming accustomed to" something. In this blog, we’ll explore the meaning of "ชิน," how to use it in sentences, and provide examples and practice exercises to help you master this useful word.<h2>How to Use "ชิน Chin" </h2>Structure: [Subject] + ชิน Chin + กับ Gàp + [Thing You’re Getting Used To]Let’s break this down with some examples:<ul><li>ฉันชินกับอากาศร้อนแล้ว (Chǎn chin gàp aa-gàat rón láew.) "I’ve gotten used to the hot weather."</li><li>เขาชินกับการตื่นเช้า (Kǎo chin gàp gaan dtùuen cháo.) "He’s gotten used to waking up early."</li><li>เรายังไม่ชินกับอาหารเผ็ด (Rao yang mâi chin gàp aa-hǎan pèt.) "We’re not used to spicy food yet."</li></ul> Notice how "ชิน" can be used in positive, negative, or past-tense contexts. You can also add "แล้ว" (láew) at the end of the sentence to indicate that the process of getting used to something is complete.<h2>Common Phrases with "ชิน Chin"</h2> Here are some everyday phrases that use "ชิน" to help you incorporate it into your Thai conversations:<ul><li>ชินกับชีวิตในเมืองไทย (Chin gàp chee-wít nai muang Thai.) "Get used to life in Thailand."</li><li>ชินกับการเดินทางไกล (Chin gàp gaan dern-taang glai.) "Get used to long-distance travel."</li><li>ชินกับเสียงดัง (Chin gàp sǐang dang.) "Get used to loud noises." &nbsp;</li></ul><h2>Practice Exercises</h2> Now that you understand the meaning and usage of "ชิน," let’s practice! Try translating the following sentences into Thai using "ชิน." (Answers are provided below.)<ol><li>"She’s gotten used to working late."</li><li>"I’m not used to eating street food yet."</li><li><span style="font-family: inherit; font-size: calc(18px * var(--body-fontSize, 1)); font-style: var(--body-fontStyle, normal);" data-mce-style="font-family: inherit; font-size: calc(18px * var(--body-fontSize, 1)); font-style: var(--body-fontStyle, normal);">"They’ve gotten used to the rainy season."</li></ol><figure id="figure-4rqcoppxyqm88yugo2"><img id="4rqcoppxyqm88yugo2" src="https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1310134841/fr/photo/point-dinterrogation-sur-la-bulle-de-discours.jpg?b=1&s=2048x2048&w=0&k=20&c=leFm5m98-EbfDOzQv185gi6T6ahexADCbo-Hr5uvLhA=" alt="Point d’interrogation sur la bulle de discours" title="Point d’interrogation sur la bulle de discours" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-lg md:rounded-xl lg:rounded-2xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionX="undefined" data-positionY="undefined" data-fullWidth="false"/></figure><h2>Answers to Practice Exercises</h2><ol><li>เธอชินกับการทำงานดึก (Thoe chin gàp gaan tham-ngaan dèuk.)</li><li>ฉันยังไม่ชินกับการกินอาหารข้างทาง (Chǎn yang mâi chin gàp gaan gin aa-hǎan kâang taang.)</li><li>พวกเขาชินกับฤดูฝนแล้ว (Phûak kǎo chin gàp réu-doo fon láew.) &nbsp;<h2>Tips for Mastering "ชิน"</h2></li></ol> Use it in context: Try to use "ชิน" in real-life situations. For example, if you’re adjusting to Thai culture, tell a friend, "ฉันกำลังชินกับวัฒนธรรมไทย" (I’m getting used to Thai culture). Pair it with "กับ": Remember that "ชิน" is often followed by "กับ" to indicate what you’re getting used to. Practice regularly: Incorporate "ชิน" into your daily Thai practice. The more you use it, the more natural it will feel. &nbsp; <h2>Final Thoughts</h2> The word "ชิน" (chin) is a small but powerful part of the Thai language. It reflects the process of adaptation, which is something we all experience when learning a new language or immersing ourselves in a different culture. By understanding and using "ชิน," you’ll not only improve your Thai skills but also gain a deeper appreciation for the nuances of the language.

The usage of "Chin ชิน" - Get used to with

Une petite fille avec grand-père à l’extérieur dans la nature du printemps, relaxant sur l’herbe.

Are you ready to take your Thai listening skills to the next level? In this blog, we dive into an engaging story about giving advice between grandfather and his granddaughter. As you listen and learn, you'll discover not only the beauty of the Thai language but also the depth of its cultural connection to daily life.To make learning easier, we provide a phonetic version of the story, helping you focus on pronunciation and comprehension. This is just a taste of what’s available in our full version script, which includes:✅ Phonetic script for accurate pronunciation. ✅ Thai script for learners familiar with reading. ✅ English translation to ensure you understand every word. ✅ New vocabulary focus, so you can expand your knowledge effortlessly. ✅ Comprehension questions to test and solidify your learning.If you’re ready to go beyond this introduction and dive deeper into the full learning experience, you can get 20 scriptspacked with all these features by contacting me at <a href="mailto:narissworkspace@gmail.com">narissworkspace@gmail.com</a> Get started today and transform your listening practice into a journey of fluency! 🌟<figure id="figure-g01yqtgx2im1d9lnd8"><iframe id="g01yqtgx2im1d9lnd8" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/kAWx5YNL1ZE" class="w-full bg-gray-100 rounded-lg md:rounded-xl lg:rounded-2xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9;" allowfullscreen="" data-url="https://youtu.be/kAWx5YNL1ZE" data-corners="default" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/kAWx5YNL1ZE" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9;"></iframe></figure><h3>Script from the audio (Phonetic version)</h3> Nèung nai kham-náe-nam thîi dii thîi-sùd thîi yùu nai jai khǎwng chán maa jàak bpùu khǎwng chán khà. Khǎo khoey phûud-wâa "Chii-wít láe way-laa mâi kheoy raw khrai". Dton-râek, chán mâi khâo-jai loey wâa khǎo mǎai-thěung arai.&nbsp; Dtàe-mêua chán dtoo-khêun, chán dâi-rúu wâa man jing dtaam thîi khǎo phûud.&nbsp; Rao mák-jà raw way-laa thîi mòh-sǒm phêua tham arai-baang-yàang.&nbsp; Dtàe nai khwaam-jing, mâi mii khrai rúu-wâa way-laa nán kheue mêua-rài.&nbsp; Chán dâi rian-rúu jàak bprà-sòb-gaan wâa khuan ráp thúk oo-gàad thîi khâo maa nai chii-wít.&nbsp; Thěung-máae-wâa, baang-khráng àat-jà rúu-sèuk mâi nâe-jai. Phró nân kheue way-laa thîi rao phát-tha-naa láe dâi chái chii-wít.&nbsp; Mâi dtâwng raw arai loey... khâae rêrm tham.&nbsp; Want full script with English translation, Thai version, new vocabulary focus and questions from the story? : Buy Current 20 scripts via <a href="mailto:narissworkspace@gmail.com" data-mce-href="mailto:narissworkspace@gmail.com">narissworkspace@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;

Thai listening practice upper-intermediate level : The best advice

Are you ready to take your Thai listening skills to the next level? In this blog, we dive into an engaging story about abandoned dogs—a heartfelt topic that resonates with many. As you listen and learn, you'll discover not only the beauty of the Thai language but also the depth of its cultural connection to daily life.To make learning easier, we provide a phonetic version of the story, helping you focus on pronunciation and comprehension. This is just a taste of what’s available in our full version script, which includes:✅ Phonetic script for accurate pronunciation. ✅ Thai script for learners familiar with reading. ✅ English translation to ensure you understand every word. ✅ New vocabulary focus, so you can expand your knowledge effortlessly. ✅ Comprehension questions to test and solidify your learning.If you’re ready to go beyond this introduction and dive deeper into the full learning experience, you can get 20 scriptspacked with all these features by contacting me at <a href="mailto:narissworkspace@gmail.com">narissworkspace@gmail.com</a> Get started today and transform your listening practice into a journey of fluency! 🌟<figure id="figure-g01yqtgx2im1d9lnd8"><iframe id="g01yqtgx2im1d9lnd8" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/s-3pR-jCcVw" class="w-full bg-gray-100 rounded-lg md:rounded-xl lg:rounded-2xl" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9;" allowfullscreen="" data-url="https://youtu.be/s-3pR-jCcVw" data-corners="default" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/s-3pR-jCcVw" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9;"></iframe></figure><h3>Script from the audio (Phonetic version)</h3> OH-Hǒoo !! thîi-nîi mii mǎa thîi mâi mii jâo-khǎwng lǎai dtua mâak. Khít-wâa nâa-jà kheoy bpen khǎwng nák-thâwng-thîaw rěue khon thîi kheoy yùu thîi-nîi chûa-khraao láe dtàt-sǐn-jai glàb bprà-thêt dtua-eng. Pûak-khǎo gâae-bpan-hǎa sàt-líang dooi phaa pûak-man maa yùu thîi-nîi. Nâa-sǒng-sǎan jang.&nbsp; Mii lǎai dtua thîi phǎwm mâak phró mii aa-hǎan mâi phaw.&nbsp; Dtrong-nán mii lûuk-mǎa hâa dtua, wǎng-wâa jà mii khon phaa pûak-man bpai duu-laae. Rao pha-yaa-yaam maa thîi-nîi thúk-aa-thít phró-wâa bpen-hùang pûak-man, dtàe-gâw phaa pûak-man bpai duu-laae mâi-dâi phró mii yér gern-bpai. Want full script with English translation, Thai version, new vocabulary focus and questions from the story? : Buy Current 20 scripts via <a href="mailto:narissworkspace@gmail.com" data-mce-href="mailto:narissworkspace@gmail.com">narissworkspace@gmail.com</a>&nbsp;

Blogs & Tips

How to Use "Gèuab" (เกือบ) = Almost in Thai

Mastering Thai Prepositions: In, On, Under, Between, Behi...

The usage of ไม่...แล้ว (mâi...láew) = Not Anymore

The usage of "Chin ชิน" - Get used to with

Thai listening practice upper-intermediate level : The be...

Thai listening practice advance level : Abandoned dogs