Great news! I am launching a new podcast series “Farangs Talk Thai” and The special guest for October is Dr.Donna Robinson from MedConsult. She will share her experiences of living in Thailand for more than 30 years, as well as the experience of learning Thai in order to pass Thai exams for a medical license. Let’s get to know her.
Whether you’re attending a Thai language class or just learning Thai on your own, being curious or being enthusiastic to learn more is a great personality to have as a student.
In This blog post, I gathered 10 sentences for you to use in order to expand your Thai knowledge and to ask important questions.
You might already know the word มากกว่า (mâak-gwàa) as “more than” but there are more to learn. Listen to my Thai podcast and learn from this blog post.
Unlike Tom Yam Kung and Pad Thai, Isan food is famous for herby and spicy dishes eaten together with fresh greens and sticky rice.
ผัดไทย (Pad Thai) is one of most favourite the dishes of the world. However, many people do not know its history and how this Thai stir fried noodles became so famous that you can find it in every corner of a town.
Learn essential vocabulary used when shopping at the fresh market while improve your Thai listening skill with my podcast.
It’s time to level up your Thai to make more Thai friends. Learn how to introduce yourself in a more interesting way!
Improve your Thai listening skills with a quick Thai story about my daily routine in Bangkok. (Intermediate level)
My first Banana Talks Thai Podcast is finally released to help you learn Thai, and enjoy listening to interesting topics around Thailand. This podcast is an interview of a non-Thai speaker whose story is worth sharing.
