Farangs Talk Thai with Minh Huynh | How Google Translate helps improve Thai pronunciation
Learn Thai with BananaThaiShow Notes
Happy New Year สวัสดีปีใหม่, everyone!
I would like to start 2022 with an interesting interview in Thai with n' Minh Huynh, a Vietnamese lady living and vlogging in Thailand. This is another episode of the #FarangsTalkThai series where our guests will share with you real experiences and tips to master Thai language.
Interview Content
00:00 Start of the interview
01:03 Please introduce yourself
01:44 How did you start learning Thai?
03:11 Speaking or Reading Thai?
05:29 Tip to use Google Translate to improve pronunciation
08:28 About Sunshine in Bangkok/ Motivation to start this vlog channel
09:42 Do Vietnamese skills help to learn Thai?
11:26 What makes Thailand famous for the Vietnamese?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50DLGMWjky0
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