A 10-Week Survival Curriculum for Thai Language Learners This 10-Week Online Course intends to teach you the basic knowledge of Thai language, so you can use some basic Thai while traveling around the country, as well as have the confidence to continue learning the language independently after the course. This curriculum is not by any means comprehensive, and you are not expected to be fluent by the end of the 10 weeks; it is simply your starting point to fluency… read more →
In this post, we will look at some useful vocabulary for Jobs (ngaan – งาน) and Occupations (aa-cheep – อาชีพ) in Thai. It answers the question such as “khun tham-ngaan aria?” (คุณทำงานอะไร – What work do you do? / What is your job?)” or “khun mee aa-cheep arai?” (คุณมีอาชีพอะไร – What do you do for a living? / What is your occupation? / What is your profession?). A Name of Occupation follows the verb “bpen” (เป็น) When stating your profession… read more →
Here are some nouns for animals and insects that you may see while spending time inside your garden. – rang (รัง) = nest – ma-laeng (แมลง) = insect / bug – nawn (หนอน) = larva / maggot – nawn phee-seua (หนอนผีเสื้อ) = caterpillar – phee-seua (ผีเสื้อ) / phee-seua glaang-wan (ผีเสื้อกลางวัน) = butterfly – phee-seua glaang-keun (ผีเสื้อกลางคืน) = moth – jing-leed (จิ้งหรีด) = cricket – pheung (ผึ้ง) = bee – dtua-dtaw (ตัวต่อ) / dtaw (ต่อ) = wasp – duang-gwaang (ด้วงกว่าง) =… read more →