
Explore the top five popular Thai bad words and their everyday usage, from way (very strong) to go and men, including ai, i hear, and i here, with politeness notes.
Explore eight Thai phrases that are not commonly used and learn the simple, natural alternatives for greetings, polite requests, and saying goodbye in everyday Thai.
Master Thai speaking with practical relationship vocabulary, including mia and hallelujah, husband, boyfriend or girlfriend fan, plus third-person terms geek and two and slang like tam kanban.
Discover seven Thai slang words to impress your friends, including be angry, dump someone, clean meaning tall, chill out, don't do it, and Isan sign language slang.
Master twenty phrases you must know when traveling to Thailand. Use them to order meals and drinks, ask prices, and find restrooms or taxis.
Explore the top five common Thai mistakes foreigners make, from incorrect verb to be usage and missing classifiers to wrong yes-no answers, with practical examples like yak di and paté.
Adopt the native Thai pattern to sound fluent, replacing the foreigner pattern in price questions, greetings, pronouns (P and Nong), subject dropping, and mild native swearing.
Learn nine common Thai interjections used to show understanding, respond to not hearing clearly, indicate mistakes, express pain, disgust, surprise, politeness to please someone, sarcasm, and sheer amazement.
learn seven Thai phrases to encourage others in tough times, delivered with emotion and natural phrasing, including let’s go, it will be better soon, and you are not alone.
Develop travel conversation skills in Thai by asking and answering abroad questions, how many countries you have visited, favorite tourist places, and beaches or mountains, including European country options.
Explore Thai modal verbs must, can, should, will, and have to with practical examples, negative forms, and quick exercises to boost speaking accuracy and grammar.
Learn 16 essential Thai verbs with practical examples, including eat, drink, sleep, make time, read, write, speak, go, come, see, watch, study, enter, exit, like, and learn.
Learn 14 Thai phrases for daily routines and activities, from waking up and taking a shower to cooking, studying, and going to bed, with practical usage.
Learn 30 common Thai verbs for daily conversation with practical examples, including to be, at home, to do, listen, speak Thai, write, read, buy, go, come, and more.
Explore common Thai phrasal verbs with practical examples, building vocabulary for arriving, going on trips, getting on and off vehicles, turning devices on or off, and more.
Learn how the Thai word jai (ใจ) means heart or mind and combines with other words to form new meanings, with tone patterns and practical phrases.
Practice advanced everyday Thai phrases and tone patterns to express diverse opinions confidently. Explore vocabulary like economy, target, farm, kitchen, and diversity in real-life conversations.
Master native Thai speaking skills with almost every common verb and example, covering eat, drink, sleep, write, read, and speak, plus tone variations like flat, rising, and falling.
Learn the top 14 must-know Thai adjectives, with tone patterns and examples, and master Thai adjective placement—now plus adjective—and classifiers like lang for house.
Explore Thai pronouns for i and you across contexts—strangers, parents, siblings, and coworkers. Identify appropriate forms, avoid rude or overly polite usage, and practice with contextual activities.
Master native Thai speaking skills for buying food and drinks, ordering at restaurants, and asking for the bill, with price phrases and dishes like pad thai and tom yum goong.
Learn how to greet and introduce yourself in Thai, including saying your name and asking names. Practice how you are and where you are from.
Learn to ask for directions and discuss transportation in Thailand using prepositions and direction words plus travel vocabulary for places and vehicles.
Master Thai body parts and sickness vocabulary, and learn adverbs of frequency from never to usually, and how to place them after the subject and before the verb.
Learn Thai vocabulary for things in the house, furniture, clothes, and colors, with phrases like open the door please, close the window please, and size and color questions.
Learn how to talk about family, jobs, and hobbies in Thai, including how to ask about siblings, describe professions, and discuss free-time activities using everyday vocabulary.
Master native Thai speaking covers tourist attractions, activities, and Thai conjunctions, with practical dialogues about temples, night markets, sightseeing, and shopping, and using hours like 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Explore weather, animals, and natural places through Thai conversations, featuring pets like John and Joe, and travel from forest to sea with animal vocab and waterfalls.
Learn to tell time in Thai and plan future activities with daily routine language, like next Friday at 8 p.m. or 26th September, and make appointments.
Master Thai personal questions by learning how to ask and answer name, age, height, weight, job, birth day, salary, and contact details, while being careful with sensitive questions.
Explore Thai sentences with Thai nouns, featuring the top ten nouns and practical examples to illustrate usage. Practice covers family, places, numbers, and nouns with clear examples.
Learn Thai basic adjectives and how to form sentences with descriptors such as hot, not cold, big, small, fast, slow, old, new, and easy, through practical examples.
Master high-frequency daily life Thai phrases for everyday communication, including asking what you are doing, going places, eating, and basic household actions.
Learn the most common Thai conversation sentences and practice practical phrases to talk with Thai people, building confident speaking skills.
Master native Thai speaking through Thai restaurant dialogues, including ordering pad Thai and tom yam goong, asking about the food, ordering take-out, and expressing dietary preferences.
Practice Thai sentences for travelling to navigate Bangkok and Phuket and plan trips. Ask about availability, check in, and discuss countries, abroad, and sightseeing.
Learn Thai emotion phrases to express your feelings and thoughts, and show your emotion when using these phrases in everyday talk.
Learn essential Thai medical phrases for describing symptoms, seeking help at hospitals, and talking about illness, pain, and medicine.
Master thai speaking skills for phone calls by practicing common phrases like hello, who is this, to speak to, call me, and call back in real call scenarios.
This course gives you a complete overview of How to speak Thai as Thai native speakers.
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
How to pronounce all sounds in Thai language correctly.
Making simple sentences, ask questions, and have simple conversations like a native.
Speaking like a Native Speaker with Pronunciation Lessons
Participate in Basic 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.
No knowledge of Thai is necessary.
Who this course is for:
It is a must-have Thai course for complete beginners, who want to reach the pre-intermediate level of spoken Thai in the shortest time possible.