Ok – if you look at the date of the last (first) post and now, quite a bit of time has transpired. In the next couple of days I’ll be uploading a bunch of posts that I’ve meant to do for a long time now. Happy reading!
Many years ago, I wrote an article covering 20 of the most common Pali and Sanskrit affixes in Thai. We use affixes all the time in English, and knowing these from Latin or Greek helps us work out the meanings of unfamiliar words. For example, un- in unhealthy acts as
In a Thai language specimen from a learner I received recently for a Speech Analysis, one of the sentences that jumped out at me that he used a couple of times was: ผมเอาเรียนภาษาไทย pǒm ao rian paa sǎa tai "I want to learn Thai." To
In this post we'll see all the key types of noodles in Thailand, what they're called - how they ended up being called that and learn some amazing history along the way that explains a lot in today's modern Thai society.
When looking at Barry Harris Half Diminished Scales in music theory, we see he adds a b6 to normal scales - both Major and Minor resulting with8 notes per scale. 🎵 Standard Major Scale Vs. Barry Harris T = Tone = 1 S = Semitone = 0 Standard Major 1 2 3 4 5 6