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Thanks once again for the top-notch video – I’ve passed it on to several friends already. But how did I miss the fruit and veg quiz?! I’m on my way to check it out right now
Hace cinco anos que estaba en Thailanda. Me gusta la gente, la vida, y la cultura. Este video me da muchas memorias contentas.
Soy muy contento que compre los ‘Notes in Spanish’. Todo es excelente, y ahora es mi gran placer estudiar la bella idioma Espanol cada dia.
Muchas gracias.
Vivienna
Muchas gracias!
Muchas Gracias Vivienna y Mary!
Very cool, I really want to visit Thailand. For what it’s worth, I hear Thai is actually a really easy language to learn because they essentially have a relatively small number of basic words and what they do to create more complicated ones is just combine the basic ones together into one–sorry, I’m not explaining this well. It’s just supposed to be a very simple and easy to understand language, is all.
Cheers,
Andrew
Hola! I am watching your Bangkok video right now from my desk in the school where I work..in Bangkok! Great to see you here in Lumpini, MBK etc even if a few years back. Now I know how to talk about where I live in Spanish! Muchas gracias!
Liz
@Spanish Andrew – I’m not sure about the words and grammar, but I hear Thai is hard to speak as it’s a tonal language, unlike say English or Spanish.
@Liz – That’s funny! Lucky you being in BKK – have a green curry for us!
Thank you for being so inspiring and helpfull! You both are very attractive personalities. So I love to listen to your audios and videos.
Best wishes from Lithuania!
Gracias chicos por el video, genial como siempre! Seguro era un viaje estupendo!
Oye, puedes darme un favor por favor? Puedes darme un ejemplo con la frase “menos mal”? Es como “thank God” en inglés, no? Muchas gracias.
@Lina – Thanks for your lovely comment too!
@Jerome – ‘menos mal que te gusta’ – thank goodness you like it (e.g. a present or a meal)
‘menos mal que has venido, si no no habría podido entrar en casa’ – thank goodness you came, or I couldn’t have got into the house (if you left your keys elsewhere).
Muchas gracias Ben, muy amable! Saludos desde Irlanda!
Marina y Ben que bueno les quedó el video de Bangkok me parecía que viajaba con ustedes. Lo puse en mi página de Facebook ya que así mis estudiantes pueden escucharlo también. Ustedes siempre hacen un trabajo maravilloso y creativo. Urania Pérez desde Seattle.
Sorry for posting this query here- I couldn’t figure out how else to reach you. I purchased “Real Spanish Control” from you through your website a week ago but have not yet received anything from you. Thanks for you help resolving this. Karen
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