Basic Thai For Total Noobs

[hedonist]

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http://www.l-lingo.com/en/learn-thai/">L-Lingo</a>

 

The thing i like about this site is...you know when the printed word becomes all "cedilla, and umlautified" like this..... la kòn khá? ....you get to HEAR how its said as well as see it, so you can link all the elements together. Nice feature that i haven't seen before on a free online tute site.

 

Hedonist

[Dr.Winston]

I agree that it's so important to be able to hear the sounds. Thanks for the link.

[Catamaran]

 

Nice, very useful, just need to stick with it. I found that after a while of browsing through the sessions

one starts to assimilate the tonality of the language, but initially the "w", "r's" and soft consonants are a bit

confusing, especially the "k's" and "p's".

Edited December 6, 2009 by Catamaran

[TrakeM]

<a href="

http://www.l-lingo.com/en/learn-thai/">L-Lingo</a>

 

The thing i like about this site is...you know when the printed word becomes all "cedilla, and umlautified" like this..... la kòn khá? ....you get to HEAR how its said as well as see it, so you can link all the elements together. Nice feature that i haven't seen before on a free online tute site.

 

Hedonist

 

Nice site. It's amazing what you can find online for free.

[TheLostShark]

Wonderfull website thank you very much. Its even better then the cd-rom i bought for 39 euro's!!!

[jayboat]

Thanks for the website, it'll come in handy to learn abit more for my next trip out.

[Sam-the-one]

thanks a lot.. this is really great...

[kj19]

sound as a pound...good stuff

[Millard]

Excellent. Thanks. I'd also like to suggest this popular online dictionary. Like your link, this also provides pronunciations. http://www.thai-language.com/dict/