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Learn the word “No” / “Not” in Thai (ไม่)

If you think “mâi (ไม่)” just means “no,” there’s a lot more to discover! Thai people use this tiny word in so many ways— to say no, sound humble, show doubt, or even add emphasis. In this blog, we’ll break down the most common uses of “ไม่” with easy examples and real-life dialogues. It’s a fun and friendly guide to help you speak more naturally and confidently in Thai.

Form-changing Vowels in Thai

Many Thai script learners find it confusing and thus feel unsure how to pronounce the vowel with certain small symbol over the consonant. In this blog, we explain how to read and write certain vowel sounds especially when there is an ending consonant – which is called “Form-changing vowels”.

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How to Order Food in Thai as a Beginner

Discovering food in Thailand is an exciting way to dive into its lively culture and delicious cuisine. Whether visiting for a short trip or making Thailand your home, learning how to order food in Thai can be a fun and rewarding experience.

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Mastering Thai Question Words

Asking questions is essential for learning Thai. With simple question words and an easy-to-grasp structure, you’ll quickly form natural sentences. This guide introduces common Thai question words, their syntax, and examples to help you confidently ask and answer in Thai, taking your conversational skills to the next level!

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Learn Common Thai Ingredients: A Guide for Thai Food Lovers

Thai food is renowned globally for its bold flavors and aromatic herbs. Learning about Thai cuisine can help you cook authentic dishes and appreciate Thailand’s rich culinary heritage.

This guide covers eight common Thai ingredients, their uses, where to find them, and managing allergies. It also includes Thai names and scripts to help recognize them when ordering or shopping in Thailand.

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How Are You? / I’m Fine in Thai – Greetings and Answering Them

Being able to master the phrases of greetings and answering on various occasions also helps you sound natural and confident in your Thai language learning journey.
This blog will help explain the importance of greetings in Thai culture, sharing common greetings and answering, as well as tips on how to use them effectively.

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Understand Thai Ending Word “นะ” ná

If you’re learning Thai, you’ve probably heard the little word “นะ” (ná) used often in conversations. In this blog post, we will introduce you to this ending word, while teaching how to use this word in this different cases. So you can sound very Thai!

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Your Roadmap to Thai Fluency – Starts Here!

What Does It Take to Become Confident or Fluent in Thai? Let’s design your learning path. In this blog post, I will introduce you to designed paths to reach your learning goal, whether you want to have basic conversations, speak Thai fluently, or master all four language skills.

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Different Tones, Different Meanings in Thai

Did you know that saying “maa” the wrong way could mean “horse” instead of “come”? 🤯

Thai is a tonal language, meaning the way you pronounce a word changes its meaning completely! For beginners, this can be tricky, but don’t worry—I’ll break it down in an easy, practical way.

Learn thai Word ได้ (dâi)

All meanings of ได้ (dâi)

ได้ (dâi) is one of the most frequently used in daily Thai. Maybe it’s because this word has many meanings. In this post, I will teach you all meanings of ได้ (dâi) and ways to use it in your Thai sentences.

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Thai Past Tense อดีตกาล – Tell a story in the past

Who said Thai doesn’t have tenses? That’s not true. We do have tenses like in English but do not have conjugation to indicate the tense, instead, we use Tense particles (words put into a sentence to indicate tense). In this blog post, I will teach you how to make sentences in Past Tense effortlessly.

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Quick Guide to Thai Classifiers (units of noun)

One of the most important concept to master Thai is classifier or units of nouns (ลักษณะนาม: lák-sà-nà-naam). This classifier concept is used in daily life especially when you want to tell an amount of things. You need to include the classifier of the noun. This guide will help you go through the important keys of this concept and finally be able to use it in your Thai conversation.

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Read Thai 101: Learn Thai consonants

To begin learning the Thai script, the first thing you need to focus on is the “Thai consonants.” There are a total of 44 unique consonants in the Thai language.

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