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Karaoke is an important part of the Thai social life, therefore you need to learn a few songs that you can sing when you are out with your Thai friends or colleagues. Prepare one or two songs for a start, so that you can sing one when they hand you the microphone. And trust me, 31 one day they will. I remember my first song was “กรณาฟงใหจบ [ga(L) ru(H) naa fang hai(F) job(L) ]”, after that one I learned “ขอนไมกบเรอ [khon(R) mai(H) gab(L) ruea]”, and from then on I have expanded my arsenal. On YouTube there is a lot of karaoke versions of Thai songs, but if you can’t find the one you are looking for, then just search for the lyrics and read it your self. A little tip regarding karaoke is to stay updated on which songs are hits at the moment in order for you to know them when your friends are singing and having a blast. If not, you will probably be bored out of your mind if you don’t know a single song. Even though singing isn’t your thing you should forget about that and go with the flow, just like your friends and colleagues. And don’t forget; karaoke is also good training for your pronunciation and reading skills. Win-win situation. Also know the classics! | Karaoke is an important part of the Thai social life, therefore you need to learn a few songs that you can sing when you are out with your Thai friends or colleagues. Prepare one or two songs for a start, so that you can sing one when they hand you the microphone. And trust me, 31 one day they will. I remember my first song was “กรณาฟงใหจบ [ga(L) ru(H) naa fang hai(F) job(L) ]”, after that one I learned “ขอนไมกบเรอ [khon(R) mai(H) gab(L) ruea]”, and from then on I have expanded my arsenal. On YouTube there is a lot of karaoke versions of Thai songs, but if you can’t find the one you are looking for, then just search for the lyrics and read it your self. A little tip regarding karaoke is to stay updated on which songs are hits at the moment in order for you to know them when your friends are singing and having a blast. If not, you will probably be bored out of your mind if you don’t know a single song. Even though singing isn’t your thing you should forget about that and go with the flow, just like your friends and colleagues. And don’t forget; karaoke is also good training for your pronunciation and reading skills. Win-win situation. Also know the classics! | ||
<span link>Don't hesitate to look into these other pages after completing this lesson:</span> [[Language/Thai/Culture/GRENG-JAI-%28%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%87%E0%B9%83%E0%B8%88%29|GRENG JAI (เกรงใจ)]], [[Language/Thai/Culture/Thai-Provinces-and-Capitals|Thai Culture → Thai Geography and Places → Thai Provinces and ...]], [[Language/Thai/Culture/NATIONAL-ANTHEM|NATIONAL ANTHEM]] & [[Language/Thai/Culture/Thailand-Timeline|Thailand Timeline]]. | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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===Thai Karaoke Song-3 - YouTube=== | ===Thai Karaoke Song-3 - YouTube=== | ||
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==Other Lessons== | |||
* [[Language/Thai/Culture/Telephone-hotlines|Telephone hotlines]] | |||
* [[Language/Thai/Culture/ROYAL-ANTHEM|ROYAL ANTHEM]] | |||
* [[Language/Thai/Culture/NATIONAL-ANTHEM|NATIONAL ANTHEM]] | |||
* [[Language/Thai/Culture/GRENG-JAI-(เกรงใจ)|GRENG JAI (เกรงใจ)]] | |||
* [[Language/Thai/Culture/Thailand-Timeline|Thailand Timeline]] | |||
* [[Language/Thai/Culture/Slang|Slang]] | |||
* [[Language/Thai/Culture/Banks|Banks]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:48, 27 March 2023
Karaoke is an important part of the Thai social life, therefore you need to learn a few songs that you can sing when you are out with your Thai friends or colleagues. Prepare one or two songs for a start, so that you can sing one when they hand you the microphone. And trust me, 31 one day they will. I remember my first song was “กรณาฟงใหจบ [ga(L) ru(H) naa fang hai(F) job(L) ]”, after that one I learned “ขอนไมกบเรอ [khon(R) mai(H) gab(L) ruea]”, and from then on I have expanded my arsenal. On YouTube there is a lot of karaoke versions of Thai songs, but if you can’t find the one you are looking for, then just search for the lyrics and read it your self. A little tip regarding karaoke is to stay updated on which songs are hits at the moment in order for you to know them when your friends are singing and having a blast. If not, you will probably be bored out of your mind if you don’t know a single song. Even though singing isn’t your thing you should forget about that and go with the flow, just like your friends and colleagues. And don’t forget; karaoke is also good training for your pronunciation and reading skills. Win-win situation. Also know the classics!
Don't hesitate to look into these other pages after completing this lesson: GRENG JAI (เกรงใจ), Thai Culture → Thai Geography and Places → Thai Provinces and ..., NATIONAL ANTHEM & Thailand Timeline.
Sources[edit | edit source]
Videos[edit | edit source]
KILLER KARAOKE, THAILAND: - YouTube[edit | edit source]
Thai Karaoke Song-3 - YouTube[edit | edit source]
Other Lessons[edit | edit source]