
Learn to express financial ideas in Thai, including paying tax to the government, dividends to shareholders, and topics like assets, liabilities, income, expenses, profit, and interest rates.
Learn essential Thai phrases for emergencies and safety, including emergency calls, hospital terms, first aid, safety first, car insurance, injuries, and accident scenarios.
Learn geography in Thai by building vocabulary for continents, oceans, and city names, and practice using a map. Explore Asia, Pacific Ocean, and Bangkok to reinforce geography in Thai.
Learn Thai emotions and feelings, including allam for mood, and practice phrases like 'I'm not in a good mood today' and 'I'm happy to meet my old friend' using subject–emotion–object.
Explore Thai vocabulary for crime and justice, including police, thief, breaking the law, punishment, kidnapping, and legal actions, with practical sentences and passive voice forms.
Learn to talk about relationships in Thai, including describing a couple, dating, and getting married. Use vocabulary for husband, wife, cooking, and divorce to express relationship status and changes.
Learn to describe people in Thai, including hair color, height, weight, and personality traits, with examples like long brown hair, very kind, easy going, and confident problem solving.
Learn Thai ways to express hobbies and interests with action-oriented verbs, ask about free time, and examples like playing sport, climbing a mountain, driving, fishing, diving, cooking, and taking photos.
Learn Thai education and school vocabulary, including subjects like math, science, history, art, and English, and practice talking about exams, study, and university life.
Learn Thai sports vocabulary and phrases, from archery and baseball to basketball, tennis, and volleyball. Explore gym, exercise, and stadium terms with practice on likes and watching sports.
Learn to say science and technology terms in Thai, including electricity, industry, biology, chemistry, physics, nuclear, medical technology, and how science develops technology.
Explore technology and social media in Thai, learning terms for internet, website, email, smartphone, app, online shopping, and actions like following a fan page and video calling.
Learn Thai vocabulary for daily routines at the intermediate level, including toothbrush, brush teeth, get dressed, meet friends, do housework, wash dishes, take the bus, and pay bills.
Learn basic math vocabulary in Thai, including plus, minus, times, divide, fraction, exponent, and percentage, with counting practice from 0 to 10 and example problems.
Explore Thai linguistics and vocabulary, covering pronunciation, spelling, writing, and translation, and see how studying linguistics helps us understand the language and reinforce learning.
Practice Thai listening during the rainy season in Thailand, building practical listening comprehension and conversational skills through real-world phrases and scenarios in an intensive intermediate-advanced course.
Discover how to buy lottery in Thailand, focusing on lottery tickets and jackpot concepts as described in the caption, with key phrases and contextual usage.
Explore prevalence and types of call center scams in Thailand and how scammers target victims. Learn warning signs, authorities’ responses, and what to do when you encounter suspicious calls.
Learn Thai vocabulary for the hottest summer in Thailand, including weather terms, temperature in Celsius, Songkran festival highlights, outdoor activities, and beach destinations to stay cool.
Learn about the truth of the Songkran festival, including how it's celebrated across Thailand, family traditions, foreign participation guidelines, and how modern celebrations have evolved.
Analyze why Thailand should abolish military conscription, incorporating the course context of an intermediate-advanced Thai program and the topic's focus on conscription policy.
Explore informal debt in Thailand through everyday phrases about money, paying, and debt negotiation, with practical language examples for real-life Thai conversations.
Engage in listening practice to reveal the believers and learn what they love to take part in. This Thai course emphasizes practical listening and comprehension through the series the believers.
Explore Thailand politics, including major parties, colour-coded movements, public attitudes toward leaders, key issues, and democracy challenges, with emphasis on urban versus rural attitudes.
Explore key vocabulary for information operation in Thailand and see how the Thai government uses information operation concepts, tools, fake news center, and map analysis.
Learn about PM 2.5 pollution in Thailand, main sources like vehicles and biomass burning, impact on public health, government measures, awareness campaigns, and effects on tourism and outdoor activities.
Listen to Thai language in the Bangkok Pride Festival 2024 context, exploring LGBTQ+ themes, personal reflections, songs, and everyday conversation for listening practice.
Engage in Thai listening practice for modern Thai, using everyday phrases and dialogues from Thailand to build practical listening skills for intermediate to advanced learners.
Engage in listening-based Thai practice centered on buying a car, helping learners develop practical conversation skills through immersive scenario-driven exercises in an intensive intermediate-advanced course.
Explore an intensive Thai workout session in Thailand that teaches a home workout using a resistance band. Utilize wearable tech to guide and track the routine with smartwatch applications.
This course gives you a complete overview of Intermediate-Advanced Thai language
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 intermediate’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
How to pronounce all sounds in Thai language correctly.
Making intermediate sentences, ask questions, and have simple conversations like a native.
Speaking like a Native Speaker with Pronunciation Lessons
Participate in intermediate Thai Conversations and Use Daily Phrases
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
A computer, or a tablet, or a phone with good speakers or headphones.
Basic Thai is necessary.
Who this course is for:
It is a must-have Thai course for pre-intermediate learners, who want to reach the intermediate and advance level of spoken Thai in the shortest time possible.