
Learn Thai greetings and introductions using a smile, the polite particle clap, and the wai gesture. Master the three wai levels to show respect across age and status.
Learn Thai greetings and introductions, using polite pronouns kun and pom, ask about age and origin, discuss languages, and respond with basic courtesy and goodbyes.
Learn to count from zero to 100 in Thai and master pronunciation patterns, including when to omit the final sound in numbers up to a million.
Learn Thai numbers from one to one thousand and the playful texting style like 555, illustrated through casual internet exchanges and laughter expressions.
Master Thai numbers from two thousand to one million to build speaking confidence. The caption's playful references to numbers and recurring words guide accessible, beginner-friendly practice.
Practice counting from one to a million in time with a guided exercise, using names and simple Thai phrases to boost speaking confidence.
Explore how to tell the date in Thai, covering days of the week, months, and Thai calendar forms, including Buddhist year notation and asking today's date.
Discover how to tell time in Thai using mohng and thoom, counting one to five for morning, noon, and night hours, with temple bells and drums marking day and night.
Learn to tell time in Thai by mastering hour and minute words, and using morning to evening expressions with examples from 12:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Practice telling time in Thai, using greetings from morning to evening and phrases for saying the time, bye, and see you.
Examine colors and color words, describe objects by color, and express preferences using examples such as blue, purple, and rainbow.
Learn how to talk about Thai weather, describe Thailand's three seasons: hot, rainy, and cool, and practice phrases like 'how's the weather today' and 'how's the weather there'.
Learn essential Thai phrases for telling directions, asking where places are, and navigating Thailand using questions about travel time, distance, costs, and transport options like tuk tuk and bus.
Learn to ask for directions in Thai with left, right, and straight cues, and use landmarks like 7-Eleven, bank, school, police station, traffic lights, and toilet to navigate.
Learn Thai food vocabulary for ordering, including pork, chicken, beef, shrimp, and crab. Identify fruits like mango and pineapple, and describe tastes such as sweet, sour, salty, and spicy.
Learn to order Thai food with confidence by asking for the menu, selecting dishes, specifying spice levels (none to very spicy), and paying, while describing flavors.
Explore nature through travel, visiting jungles, national parks, and rivers; observe wildlife, camp, trek, hike, swim, and appreciate how nature changes.
Explore Thailand's historical sites, including temples, antiquities, and monuments such as the Victory Monument and the stupa, accessible by skytrain, with eco parks offering photography opportunities for Thai language learners.
Travel to the countryside to observe the local lifestyle and markets, meet local people, and practice everyday Thai communication in real-life settings.
Learn practical Thai phrases for beach trips, from visiting islands and white sand beaches to swimming, snorkeling, and other water sports.
Learn how to buy tickets in Thai for transportation or entry fees, and practice asking 'how many tickets' to plan your trip or class visit.
Learn practical Thai for shopping in Thailand, including how to ask for prices and discounts, discuss handicraft souvenirs, and describe clothing with classifiers, sizes, and colors while trying on items.
ABOUT THE COURSE!
In this online course, You will learn how to use Thai words in every day conversation. You may access my online course from anywhere where there is an internet connection. This online course is available for everyone who wants to begin learning Thai language.
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN IN THIS COURSE?
●Thai phrases – You will learn and will be able to use Thai phrases to communicate. These phrases are useful and helpful when speaking Thai. For example, greetings and introducing yourself in Thai, going shopping, asking people directions, ordering delicious foods or talking about the weather.
●Sentence Structures - You will understand sentence structures and be able to make sentences by yourself.
●Pronunciation – You will be able to pronounce Thai words correctly and clearly.
●Vocabulary – You will learn Thai words.These words will be some of the most important words that you will use in your beginning communications.
LEARNING THAI
Is it difficult to learn the Thai language?
Learning Thai is similar to learning any other language. You will need to keep an open mind which will easily allow you to learn Thai. Like in any learning situation, you will be proud of yourself when you understand and apply what you set out to accomplish.The more that you practice each module, the more comfortable you will be in speaking and using the Thai language in your everyday communications.