
Discover the top 20 essential Thai phrases for beginners, from asking price to greetings and politeness particles, with practical usage tips.
Explore Thai personal pronouns, including pom for males, tan for females, kun for you, and cao for he or she; learn they can be subject and object.
Thai is a tonal language; different tones create different meanings. Practice identifying high, falling, and mid tones, and speak longer phrases to help others guess meaning.
Master Thai numbers with rising, low, and falling tones as you practice counting from zero to eleven and beyond, up to hundreds and thousands, with guided pronunciation.
Learn how to form yes/no questions in Thai through practical phrases such as can you speak Thai, will you speak Thai, and may I speak Thai, using kun.
Learn Thai free time activities vocabulary and practice asking and answering what you do in your free time, with terms for watching movies, playing games, traveling, cooking, and other activities.
learn thirty common Thai verbs for daily conversations, with practical examples showing be, do, listen, speak, write, read, give, get, come, go, buy, sell, and more.
Practice days of the week in Thai from Monday to Sunday and learn vocabulary for today, yesterday, and tomorrow through conversation.
Learn to say January through December in Thai and identify month names. Use endings com for 31 days and yon for 30 days to tell month lengths, with practice activities.
Learn to tell the time in Thai from midnight to 11 p.m., including hours, noon, afternoon, evening, and minutes, plus routines like waking up, eating breakfast, and going to work.
Master Thai family vocabulary, including father, mother, older and younger relatives, grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins and children, and practice counting with classifiers through dialogues.
Learn how to talk about jobs in Thai and ask 'What is your job?' Practice vocabulary for doctor, engineer, accountant, teacher, swimmer, and more.
Master basic Thai adjectives through practical examples and dialogues, learning color, size, age, slow and fast, hot and cold, and how to form noun–adjective phrases with subject–verb–object.
Explore Thai adverbs of degree, including comparative and superlative forms, used after adjectives or verbs, with examples like very beautiful, better than me, and the most beautiful.
Learn essential Thai vocabulary for rooms in a house, including living room, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, balcony, and garage, with example phrases and practical Q&A.
Learn Thai vocabulary for common things in the house, including fan, chair, window, TV, fridge, and air conditioner, with practical phrases like open the door and where is the fan.
This lecture teaches essential Thai vocabulary for town places, including hospital, police station, temple (wat), cinema, market, 7-11, and Big C, with practice questions and a picture-based activity.
Learn transportation vocabulary in Thai, including car, taxi, motorbike, bus, tuk tuk, plane, bicycle, and songthaew. Practice asking how to go to places like Big C and Siam Paragon.
Master essential Thai food vocabulary and quick ordering phrases in this beginner course, covering pad thai, som tam, khao niao mamuang, tom yam goong, and cafe conversations.
Learn natural places in Thai through travel prompts featuring sea versus mountains, Phuket island, forests, waterfalls, and countryside vocabulary.
Pam introduces animal in Thai for beginners, teaching animal vocabulary and how to ask about pets and food, like I have two dogs and I like chicken, using classifiers.
Learn Thai for beginners by naming body parts and medical symptoms, from headache to fever and covid, and practice matching symptoms with pictures through interactive drills.
Learn the most popular Thai nouns, including family terms like father, mother, older and younger siblings, and essential phrases about home, time, and daily life.
Learn essential Thai personal pronouns, including I, you, we, they, he, she, and it, and practice subject and object forms with simple example phrases.
Master advanced Thai verbs such as improve, create, present, and advise to achieve total Thai fluency, with tone patterns and practical usage examples.
Explore Thai prepositions of place including in, on, in front of, behind, next to, between, and inside, with examples like a restaurant in the building.
Explore Thai modal verbs such as must, will, and may between subject and verb, with examples like do you have to work tomorrow and what will you eat this evening.
Learn essential Thai antonyms such as big and small, cheap and expensive, with practical examples to boost beginners' speaking confidence.
Learn Thai personality words such as friendly, playful, quiet, and warm, and use pincon pincon to describe a person with related words kun, pen, and yang.
Learn advanced everyday Thai phrases for daily conversation, including tone patterns from flat to rising, adjective prefixes like quam, and practical dialogues about environment, home, work, and opinions.
Explore Thai accent by pronouncing common words such as computer, internet, motorcycle, game, and furniture, with examples and usage in everyday phrases.
Learn essential Thai personal questions with answers, including question word placement, asking about living, origin, age, price, quantity, and family.
Explore seven common Thai linking words and learn how to use Thai conjunctions like and, or, but, with to connect sentences or phrases.
Explore important advanced clothes vocabulary with pictures, including shirts, jeans, skirts, raincoats, swimsuits, underwear, scarves, socks, shoes, hats, and more, with example phrases for shopping and dressing.
Explore 12 academic Thai words, including concept, environment, factor, and function, and apply them to topics like protecting the environment and evaluating a business.
Explore 14 advanced Thai adjectives to help you sound smarter, including polite, charming, outstanding, gentle, neat, and intelligent, with tone patterns and practical usage for beginners.
Build your Thai political vocabulary by mastering terms like party, prime minister, government, parliament, constitution, and elections, and practice discussing parliamentary meetings and ministers.
Learn 16 useful Thai hotel room vocabulary, from hotel and room terms to bathroom, bathtub, TV, internet, bed options, and amenities like shower, air conditioner, window, door, and reception.
Learn how to order coffee in Thai through vocabulary, examples, and pronunciation of latte, cappuccino, americano, and iced coffee, with tone guidance and polite requests.
Learn twelve Thai words with the same sound but different meanings, using paired examples to illustrate pronunciation and context in everyday conversation.
Learn to talk about delivery in Thai, including conversations with the delivery guy, asking for information, buying online, tracking number, and shipping fee.
Learn 13 essential Thai words for flying, including airplane, airport, luggage, boarding, taxi, hotel, and travel phrases to navigate flights confidently.
Learn how to give compliments in Thai, including the phrase 'you look really good today' and vocabulary such as malak (cute), with tone guidance on falling, rising, and high tones.
Master five daily life Thai conversations, including what are you doing, where are you going, did you eat yet, what do you want to eat, and what time now.
Expand your Thai vocabulary with 13 cleaning verbs, from to have a shower and wash hair to sweep the floor and tidy the room.
Learn Thai weather vocabulary such as weather, rain, hot, cold, sunshine, cloud, fog, and storm, and practice describing current conditions and asking about the weather in Thailand.
Explore counting from zero to trillion in Thai, with a focus on pronunciation before tone, and practice numbers up to million and beyond.
Explore common Thai girl names such as Nan, Ploy, and May, and practice their pronunciation. Understand how Thai people use real names for formal IDs and nicknames in daily conversation.
Master essential Thai business vocabulary for daily conversation, including words for business, company, buy, sell, employee, customer, marketing, and contract, with practical usage examples.
Explore Thai 'I' and 'you' pronouns across contexts, from strangers to family and coworkers, and identify when forms like pom, chan, kun, and khun are used.
Explore Thai question tags and yes-no question patterns, with practical examples like do you speak Thai, can you speak Thai, may I speak Thai, and how to answer.
Master the correct Thai pronunciation of 13 familiar brands, with practical examples from Singha beer, Thai Airways, choppy, Lazada, central, 7-Eleven, and Samsung.
Learn 16 common Thai phrases for daily conversation, including greetings, yes and no responses, questions about meals and prices, and other everyday expressions with practical examples.
Master 16 common Thai phrases for daily conversation, episode two, focusing on everyday questions and replies such as asking to talk, making plans, and checking well-being, time, and activities.
Learn 16 common Thai phrases for daily conversation from episode three, including greetings, asking what you think, stomach aches, health-related phrases, and other everyday interactions.
Learn correct Thai pronunciation for ten common words you might mispronounce, with correct versus wrong examples and tone guidance to help beginners.
Master 19 Thai verbs in a day through practical examples of daily activities, from waking up and showering to cooking, reading, and exercising for beginners.
Learn Muay Thai words, including front kick, elbow strikes, knee strikes, referee, stadium, rounds, the sport of Thailand, and the heavyweight class.
Learn essential travel-related Thai vocabulary, including transportation terms such as airplane, train, bus, bicycle, motorcycle, and boat, hotel and accommodation words, map and luggage terms, plus simple travel sentences.
Learn Thai sports vocabulary and usage with examples in Thai, covering football, basketball, tennis, volleyball, American football, hockey, cycling, fishing, baseball, and more.
Learn Thai vocabulary for festivals and celebrations, including Songkran, Loi Krathong, Buddhist Lent, New Year's Day, Mother's Day, and Chinese New Year.
Learn essential Thai vocabulary for business and finance, including company, contract, bank, marketing, online marketing, customer service, and managing finances in entrepreneurial contexts.
Learn Thai words for emotion, from happy and upset to angry, bored, sleepy, exhausted, love, sabai, and delicious, with example phrases to express feelings.
Discover Thai words about relationships, including love, lover, marriage, family, and break up, with examples and conversations to build basic relationship vocabulary.
Learn Thai clothing vocabulary with everyday items like shirt, skirt, shoes, socks, outfit, suit, underwear, swimsuit, mask, jeans, and blanket, plus practical phrases for describing what you wear.
Learn Thai color vocabulary with red, pink, blue, green, orange, yellow, purple, brown, black, white, and light blue. Use these colors in everyday phrases.
Learn Thai question words, including what, who, where, when, why, how, and how much, with practical examples like what time and where to help you form everyday questions.
Learn Thai accessories vocabulary, including ring, earrings, necklace, bracelet, watch, sunglasses, scarf, belt, handkerchief, umbrella, hat, and bag, with practical phrases for describing gifts and outfits.
This lesson introduces Thai words with the ng sound, focusing on pronunciation and tone patterns. Practice with examples like mu (snake) and nan (job) to build daily conversation skills.
Learn Thai frequency words such as always, often, never, and seldom. Discover how to place them in sentences for daily conversations.
Learn Thai names for common fruits, from apple and banana to mango and pineapple, building practical fruit vocabulary for beginners.
Learn Thai vocabulary for vegetables, from cucumber and tomato to broccoli and cilantro, with simple examples to reinforce usage.
Learn Thai food vocabulary in this beginner-focused lesson, with practical examples of water, milk, fruit juice, bread, vegetables, meat, seafood, and rice, plus simple sentences about eating.
Learn Thai political vocabulary, including government, parliament, party, election, policies, democracy, and protest rights, through practical examples and everyday usage.
Learn Thai vocabulary related to education, covering school, teacher, student, backpack, pen, book, library, examination, knowledge, syllabus, computer, and art, with example phrases for classroom use.
Explore Thai words about linguistics, including vocabulary, writing, speaking, pronunciation, and translation, to reinforce language learning and understand the Thai alphabet of 44 letters.
Practice essential Thai phrases for beginners to improve communication with Thai people. Learn how to ask for repetition, request slower speech, and write it down to enhance understanding.
Master intermediate Thai words and example sentences by practicing everyday topics such as food, government, technology, and market trends, using pronunciation and structure shown in the lesson.
Practice real Thai conversation for beginners by learning common sentences from a sample dialogue, covering introductions, job questions, dining, travel planning, hotel booking, transportation, and movie preferences.
Learn Thai sentences using the word jai ใจ (heart) to express traits like generous, anxious, calm, vulnerable, selfish, devout, hard-hearted, empathetic, reliable, and honest.
Learn informal Thai for dining out, including ordering food, asking for the menu, requesting water, and handling the bill, with notes on vegetarian options and shrimp allergies.
Learn to say can and could in Thai using four forms, with casual and formal variants, negatives, questions, and the di versus pen distinction.
Learn practical Thai for shopping in Thailand, including essential sentences for asking price, discounts, paying with cash or credit cards, and refunds or delivery.
Learn Thai compound sentences using common conjunctions to connect actions and clauses, with examples of and, but, or, before, after, when, and however.
Explore attitudes and questions about same sex marriage in Thailand, including legal status, advocacy groups, religion, and culture, and learn how these factors shape LGBT rights discussions.
Engage in Thai listening practice about sex workers in Thailand, focusing on real life conversations, money, family, and everyday vocabulary to build beginner Thai comprehension.
Discover superstition in Thailand in this beginner Thai course lecture, with a disclaimer that it does not reflect all Thai opinions, and access to slides on Patreon.
Explore practical Thai for beginners by showing what I actually eat in a day in Thai, including cafe visits and everyday meal vocabulary.
Practice Thai listening with a beginner-friendly video walkthrough from Kakao Cup, where the instructor explains on-screen phrases and everyday Thai expressions to build recognition and comprehension.
Practice Thai listening using my favorite movies of all time, featuring Netflix and other film titles to connect language learning with cinema.
Practice Thai listening through WrestleMania 40 prediction topics, exploring match themes, crowd reactions, and popular wrestlers while hearing real-time Thai discourse.
Practice listening to Thai drink vocabulary and procedures, including Thai tea in three ways, iced coffee, cold brew, and hot cocoa, drawn from the Coffee and Tea channel.
Explore WrestleMania XL highlights and WWE end game moments, featuring Roman Reigns, Becky Lynch, and Logan Paul, through engaging, beginner-friendly discussion prompts.
Discover four essential practices to improve your Thai listening skills in this intensive beginner course, featuring a special lesson and Patreon support.
Explore how to answer deep questions at 30 years old while practicing Thai for beginners.
A Thai teacher answers popular questions from tourists, guiding beginners through practical spoken Thai. Explore everyday phrases and tourist interactions in this intensive Thai for beginners course.
Practice listening and speaking Thai through a hacked page scenario, as learners navigate admin actions, Facebook support, and recovery steps in a real-world digital context.
Discover how the BTS Skytrain works in Thailand, including ticket options, operating hours, safety tips, accessibility for mobility challenges, and potential future expansions.
Discover how to become a Thai teacher while mastering intensive spoken Thai for beginners, leveraging YouTube and Patreon support.
Explore how Buddhism shapes daily life in Thailand, the meaning of the Y gesture, Thai greetings, traditional clothing, and time etiquette, and examine globalization's influence on modern Thai culture.
Engage in Thai listening practice for beginners, answering common language questions on pronunciation, tone, sentence structure, and essential daily phrases to boost confidence and comprehension.
Answer questions about the police system in Thailand, including safety for tourists, emergency numbers for the police, laws for visitors, and common scams to avoid.
Explore the relationship between Thailand and Myanmar through listening practice, essential vocabulary, and discussions on current political landscapes and economic ties.
This course gives you a complete overview of Thai vocabulary, basic grammar and real-life conversation.
Hello everyone!! My name is FAM, I’m a native Thai and qualified master's degree and experienced more than 4 years
I have a neutral accent which is clear and easy to understand.
This might not be the longest course on Udemy, but I do respect your time.
The lessons are as long as necessary, and as short as possible.
The course is not designed to be accessed in sequence but takes more of a pick and mix approach.
For example, if you need help with prepositions of place, simply go to the prepositions section and look for the lesson on prepositions of place. Or if you need help with present perfect continuous, go to the tenses and aspects section and check out the lesson on present perfect continuous.
The exception to this is the Beginner’s Section, which is intended to be accessed from start to finish, in order.
I encourage you to ask questions if you feel that something has not been fully or clearly explained. You will get an answer and, if necessary, the course material will be updated. Depending on the answer, I will add a new lesson to the course.
Here is a brief summary of the course benefits for you:
Native speaker
Experienced and qualified teacher
Neutral and easy to understand accent
Lessons structured for easy access
No bloated lessons to trick you or waste your time
Updates as required by the learners
Good luck and I hope to see you inside the course!
What you’ll learn
A detailed and thorough knowledge of Thai vocabulary and conversation.
Improve Thai speaking skill in daily life.
To read and write Thai with a lot of confidence.
A lot of basic Thai grammar you need to know.
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
No