
Master essential Thai grammar for beginners, covering yes-no questions, pronouns, numbers zero to three, verb to be, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, classifiers, and basic sentence patterns.
Explore Thai basic grammar through subject–verb–object structure, form yes/no questions, and use tone and mai to express negation and responses.
Explore Thai pronouns and possessives, including pom and tan for first person, and how to say my, his, and their phones. Practice asking whose phone is this.
Master counting in Thai from 0 to 10, with emphasis on pronunciation and tones—rising, low, and high falling—plus practice examples like 11, 121, 604, 9800, and 9876.
Learn how the Thai verb to be expresses meaning, status, and location, with practical examples like this is a book, where are you, and she is beautiful.
Explore Thai adjectives, including color and opposite adjectives, and demonstrate the sentence pattern now plus adjective, through dialogues and practice.
Explore Thai adverbs through vocabulary like fast, slowly, well, early, and late, and practice the subject–verb–adjective structure to describe actions.
Explore Thai wh questions and the subject verb structure with examples like where is the toilet, what language do you learn, and how do you learn Thai.
Learn Thai prepositions and position words with practical vocabulary and dialogues to ask where things are, locate the toilet, and describe placements like next to, between, or opposite.
Learn the basics of Thai classifiers in part 1: attach the right classifier to quantities, order multiple items, and ask prices with how much is this or chi yang.
Master Thai classifiers across objects, animals, people, and quantities through practical examples like two cats, four dogs, five friends, and pieces of pizza and fruit, plus measurement words.
Discover how Thai uses multiple you and I forms tailored to age, status, and relationship. Master key pronouns such as pom, chan, kun, and p or nong for everyday interactions.
Learn to express 'i want' vs 'i need' in Thai with practical examples like 'i want water' and 'i need homework,' including correct usage and forms.
Explore how Thai uses past and future time phrases, like two minutes ago and tomorrow, and how placing time phrases at the front or end can have the same meaning.
Learn to express frequency in Thai with time units—minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years—using every and twice, with time placed before the verb.
Explore Thai present continuous by forming be + ing, covering positive, negative, and question forms, such as I am learning Thai and are you watching Netflix.
Explore can and can’t constructions in Thai through practical dialogues about speaking Thai, buying food, and running fast, covering positive and negative sentence forms.
Master Thai conditional sentences by learning the if-clause and key constructions, with examples like 'if today is not hot, I will go outside.'
This course gives you a complete overview of Thai grammar.
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.
in this course you will learn:
1. Basic grammar / Yes, No question
2. Personal pronoun and processive
3. How to count numbers in Thai
4. Thai Verb to be
5. Thai Adjective
6. Thai Adverb
7. Thai Wh question
8. Thai Preposition
9. Thai classifier 1-2
10. How to use “you” and “I” in Thai
11. I want vs I need
12. Thai language tense
13. How often..
14. Present continuous
15. I can vs I can’t
16. Conditional sentence
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!