Are you eager to communicate with Thai people, interested in doing business in Thailand, or inspired to learn Thai after watching a Thai series? Take a free trial to get an insight into my teaching style before you commit.
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With a step-by-step approach, I will help you decode the Thai language in a structured and engaging way. Breaking down the complexities of Thai script, tones, and grammar, while incorporating cultural elements, will make learning Thai less intimidating and more rewarding.
Build your confidence and improve your speaking, listening, reading, and writing Thai skills for everyday use in a fun one-on-one lesson with me
Whether you’re looking to learn Thai for travel, business, or personal interest, I can tailor a Thai lesson plan to suit your specific goals and needs.
When starting to learn Thai, you might be tempted to rely on Romanization (writing Thai words using the Latin alphabet) because it seems easier. However, if you're serious about becoming proficient in the language, learning the Thai script offers many advantages beyond just reading.
More Accurate Pronunciation
Thai script represents sounds more precisely than Romanization. By learning Thai script, you'll be able to see the actual tones and vowel lengths, which is crucial for pronunciation and understanding. One of the challenges with Romanization is the lack of a standard system. Different textbooks and resources may use different Romanization conventions, which can be confusing.
More Confidence in Real-Life Situations
If you rely solely on Romanization, you’ll struggle when traveling, reading signs, and menus, or even communicating online. Thai script is everywhere in Thailand, and being able to read it will help you navigate the country much more easily.
Understanding Thai Culture and Language Structure
Thai is a tonal language, and its script reflects the structure of words in a way that helps you better understand their meanings and origins. Learning Thai script gives insight into the cultural and historical context of the language.
< Bo, the person behind @decodingthai on TikTok, Instagram, and Youtube.
Bo is a dedicated and well-rounded language learner and instructor with formal training and self-teaching. She has taught Thai professionally for over eight years as a freelancer and Thai language instructor with one of the US's largest language education and leadership training companies. Read more...
