Thai language school in LOS

[WuMingKe]

Originally Posted by <<<SUCHINDA>>>

For conversational thai no need to take lessons la......buy a good book or even learn from internet & standby a 'teacher' to answer your questions can liao......this is how i learn for few years & most impt must practice speaking, listen & learn that's all. For written thai its a different kettle of fish for those with some linguistic talent can still try self study

Bro SUCHINDA,

Can intro what book to buy or website to learn?
All the website i been to need to pay $$ one which eventually lead me no choice but to conisder whether to learn in community centre or not.
Kumsia..

[borom]

Originally Posted by Evilectus

formal Thai lessons...which school is good.

Try
Union Language School
328 CCT. Office Bldg. Fl. 7, Phayathay Rd. Rajchathewi, Tel. 02-2146033-5

[<<<SUCHINDA>>>]

Originally Posted by WuMingKe

Bro SUCHINDA,

Can intro what book to buy or website to learn?
All the website i been to need to pay $$ one which eventually lead me no choice but to conisder whether to learn in community centre or not.
Kumsia..

try Learning Thai the Easy Way i learnt most of my thai there & after few months my feedback from my tiraks was my thai improved leaps & bounds.....thank God for somethings in life still free

[Evilectus]

Originally Posted by WuMingKe

Bro SUCHINDA,

Can intro what book to buy or website to learn?
All the website i been to need to pay $$ one which eventually lead me no choice but to conisder whether to learn in community centre or not.
Kumsia..

There are a few free good sites to learn Thai. Some offer a basic introduction while others have more advanced materials.

Thai language sites
1. http://www.seasite.niu.edu:85/thai/
2. Learning Thai the Easy Way
3. thai-language.com
4. Thai Language Page
5. Thai Language
6. WELCOME to SPEAKINGTHAI.COM

Thai language forums
1. Learning Thai - Paknam Web Thailand Forums
2. thai-language.com message boards
3. Thailand Forum -> Thai language
4. Thai Language - TeakDoor.com - The Thailand Forum

It's not that difficlult. Do a search and I'm sure you can find all these and more.

Bro Suchinda, pai seh I snatch your answer.

[Evilectus]

Originally Posted by borom

Try
Union Language School
328 CCT. Office Bldg. Fl. 7, Phayathay Rd. Rajchathewi, Tel. 02-2146033-5

Thanks for your advice, bro borom.

[gl_bob]

Originally Posted by Evilectus

Bro gl_bob, thanks for the link and your offer to help. I'd definitely seek your advice when I encounter difficulties.

Thank you again, bros for all your suggestions. I am still no good in my Thai and I hope to learn more from all of you.

Cheers!

no problem.. anything u wish to know just pm me.
i will try my best.

[TroyGage]

Originally Posted by Evilectus

There are a few free good sites to learn Thai. Some offer a basic introduction while others have more advanced materials.

Oh yeah, I forgot I do have Pimsleur's Compact Thai.
Its 10 mp3 lessons that last half and hour each.

I know, 10 lessons does sound pathetic, but Pimsleur only makes the Compact version of Thai.

If you're interested I could email or upload them to you

[abbycarreon]

Thai language is a necessity especially when you have decided to live in the beautiful country of Thailand. I am so glad that this thread offers a lot of options on where to learn Thai language.

Thai Language School