In this course, Kru Smuk uses English transliteration (roman letters) to teach. It’s perfect for beginners to get started without having knowledge in reading and wrting Thai. So this guide helps you pronounce Thai words to the closes original pronunciation.

Ps. The course also integrates words in Thai scirpts for those who already knew how to read and write Thai as well.

Learn personal pronouns and phrases commonly used in the your first conversaton to introduce yourself and get to know other people in Thai with ease. 

Grammar: Sentence sentence structure

Learn to ask “What is it?” and defind common things such as food, drinks and animal. Besides, learn to express your wish (to want) in 3 different ways. 

Grammar: Verb to be

Let’s learn number and names of fruits and vegetabels in Thai. Besides, you can practice in a dialogue of buying fruits. Ask “How much does it cost?” or “How many do you want?”.

Grammar: Adjectives of quantity (many, a few and more)

Learn common Thai dishes and let’s practice conversation at a restaurant from booking a table, asking for the menu, ordering food and customize your order. 

Grammar: 3 ways of verb can/could

Let’s learn daily routine activities together with days of the week and time to express your plan from morning until evening, ask others about thier plans on weekend or schedule an appointment. 

Grammar: Present continuous tense

Learn clothes and accessaries in Thai so you will be ready to go shopping in a local market. Find a piece of clothe in a bigger size and in other colours. Try it on and ultimately bargain for a better price.

Grammar: Past tense

Learn how to call each of family members from a family tree. Besides, learn vocabulary related to attractions and hospitality to converse during traveling (Hotel booking & transportation options) as well as tell your freinds how your trip was. 

Grammar: Present perfect tense (have done, never, ever, yet, and already)

It’s time to get around with ease. Learn to guide your way home or explain your location to a delivery man. Master prepositions of location as wel as direction. 

Grammar: Future tense & Sentence connectors

See the doctor and tell him/her what do you have; headache, fever, rash, runny nose or food poisoning. Ask someone for help and a favour in Thai.

Grammar: Modal verbs (must, have to, might, it’s likely to, etc.) / If-clause

Learn verbs and nouns related to work and office. Gossip with your colleagues regarding salary and meeting  =as well as borrow some office equipments, if needed.

Grammar: Classifiers (unit of nouns) / Sumary of all Wh-question words