Yeah, 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). Th

Yeah, 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.