
Welcome to the Crash Course in Basic Thai Speaking!! Here is an introduction to the course overview.
Learn basic Thai manners, including gender-specific sentence endings and the wai’s three levels, from peers to elders and monks.
Explore fun facts about Thai language and culture, including how Thai people use nicknames, the land of smiles in everyday interactions, texting laughter with 555, and Bangkok's long royal name.
Learn Thai pronouns and how to address others, including kun before a name for women. The lesson covers first, second, and third person forms and a plural group pronoun.
In this lesson, you will learn how to say "hello" in both formal and informal ways, how to ask "How are you?" in Thai and various ways to reply.
In this lesson, you will learn how to ask people's names and say "Nice to meet you." in Thai.
Learn how to say I'm sorry and it's okay in Thai, with gendered forms for women and men, formal and informal usage among friends.
Learn how to ask and answer where you are from in Thai, using country vocabulary and examples like America and Thailand, with polite endings for women and men.
Explore Thai body parts vocabulary, covering head, eyes, mouth, back, hands, teeth, and feet, with Thai examples for use in this section.
In this lesson, you will learn a basic way to describe your sickness.
Learn Thai color vocabulary by prefixing si to color terms. Practice si muang for purple, si liang for yellow, si chompoo for pink, and si deng for red.
In this lesson, you will learn to tell colors, ask others' favorite colors, and tell yours.
Learn to ask about today’s weather in Thai. Respond using gender-based phrases for women and men, such as the weather is lovely today or not good today.
Learn Thai month vocabulary for all twelve months and how to prefix each with the word done. Practice asking and answering what month is it now in Thai with pronunciation notes.
Learn to count from 1 to 10 in Thai and practice saying the numbers aloud. Build foundational Thai speaking skills through number pronunciation and guided repetition.
Learn to count from eleven to twenty in Thai, with special focus on eleven and twenty. The lesson highlights pronunciation cues like sip, sam, song, and gao.
The lecture provides an overview of Thai numbers from 21 to 100, with examples like 21, 22, 30, 43, 50, 70, 85, 90, and 100, plus practice reminders.
Learn Thai directions and places vocabulary, including go straight, turn left or right, behind, in front of, between, and common places like hospital, grocery store, mall, college, and school.
In this lesson, you will learn how to ask directions.
About the course
This course conveys a complete overview of Thai basic conversation in real-life situations. It is designed for all Thai leaner beginners. So, it is okay if you have ZERO knowledge of Thai. I will guide you through each step starting from the beginning.
Once you finished this course, you will be able to:
You will be able to start a basic conversation with strangers in Thai. This course will guide you on how to greet, ask simple questions, and talk about yourself.
This course covers:
- Thai Tones which are one of the most difficult that most Thai learners have to face
- Greeting and Basic self-introduction
- Asking for directions
- What to say when you are sick
- Basic Thai words and how to apply them in sentence formation
Each country has a unique culture, and language is also a cultural indicator of each nation. In this course, you will also acknowledge basic Thai manners and fun facts about Thai so that you will be able to apply the Thai language more properly and nicely.
You will expand your Thai word bank through lessons and practice sessions. For example, body parts, weather, directions, etc. Then, you can make use of those words by applying them in sentences. These sentences that you’re going to learn will benefit you during your time in Thailand because they’re simple and appeared in everyday conversation.
Learning Thai
Picking up a new language, you usually have this question. Is it hard to learn? As a Thai learner, you might also wonder whether it is hard to learn Thai.
Well, of course, it is. The Thai language is not easy or else everyone could speak Thai. However, it is not too difficult to learn. The most important thing in learning any language is to be open-minded and consistent. Practice does make perfect. The more you practice the closer you will reach your goal.
So, don’t hesitate to join me in this Basic Thai Speaking course. Let’s get started!!