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Tons of errors in the Thai section. I'm checking the gender vocab: คน - Man - should be ผู้ชาย มารดา/บิดา - Mother/Father - way too formal - should be แม่/พ่อ
by hackerboos 10y ago
Tons of errors in the Thai section. I'm checking the gender vocab:
คน - Man - should be ผู้ชาย
มารดา/บิดา - Mother/Father - way too formal - should be แม่/พ่อ
Be very skeptical of language sites that have tons of languages from different families. You're better off on speciality sites/subreddits.
- eatbitseveryday 10y agoThe German pronunciation guide also suggests ü sounds like the 'u' in 'ultra', but in reality it is more similar to Hubert[1] in English. Also 'z' is pronounced as 'ts' (not the suggested 'sea'), and 'y' is not similar to 'tea' (the Y in 'Yacht' is like the y in 'yes'). [1] http://inogolo.com/pronunciation/Hubert http://inogolo.com/pronunciation/Hubert
- geomark 10y agoYeah, pretty rough. The examples of asking questions are wrong. Do you have milk? -> คุณมีนม? No, Thai doesn't have a question mark (or any punctuation). The Thai actually says "You have milk". To make it a question you have to add a question word at the end. Also missing the important topic of classifiers, which impacts the discussion of plurals making that section also pretty useless. Agree that trying to do too many languages means none of them are done well.