¿Qué significa la expresión coloquial en español "dar la chapa"? Te lo explico en este episodio 🚀

Si quieres profundizar en tu conocimiento del idioma, ¡no olvides que puedes reservar clases conmigo desde mi perfil! 👩🏼‍🏫

Español coloquial

Dar la chapa

Huh? there's only 1 new year in a year, right? no no

finn ur thai friend

How many New Years do Thai ppl celebrate?

Thai pronouns aren’t just grammar, they’re social weapons 
In this episode, we’ll dive into the everyday Thai words like “หนู”, “พี่”, “มึง” : when to use them, who to use them with, and how to not accidentally insult someone’s ancestors hahahah

EP.6 Pronouns 

Why do Thai people say things like “maybe later” or “let’s see first”, even when they mean “no”?
We’ll learn soft and polite ways to say “no” in Thai in this EPPPPPP

why thai ppl don’t say ‘no’ ~

Learn how to say “Where are you?” in Thai — the sweet way, the worried way, or even the angry way. Same words, different feels. 🗣🇹🇭

EP.5  Where are you?

In this episode, I share a hilarious true story about how Thai students (including me!) in Nanjing still found a way to shower twice a day — even when hot water was gone and it was snowing outside! 🧊🇹🇭🚿


Why Thai love showering?

Ep.4 Feelings

In this episode, you’ll learn how to ask and answer questions about time in Thai. A must-know skill for daily conversations and making plans!

Ep.4 asking & telling time

In this episode, we’ll learn how to talk about the weather in Thai. You’ll be able to say things like “It’s hot today” or “It’s raining” and ask others about the weather. This is a simple but useful topic for everyday conversations. Let’s practice using these phrases to start talking about the weather in Thai :D