kenele said:Your obj for learning is to speak the lang, read and write or both. A good language audio book is a good ideal to begin. However practice made perfect. I've studied the language for over one year in S'pore jus to find out that no one understand me when in Thailand
Oh.. ok. Thanks. Will keep a lookout...Ah_Seng said:When walking from cityhall mrt to Adelphi (opp funan), look to your rite across the road (Penin). There is a big banner there advertising foreign language courses.
That's quite cool... Do u have any details?Astin said:NUS has a evening course on Thai, I think it is abt 1+ year, after finish, u should be able to talk and read and write in Thai.
Astin said:http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/cls/lang_th2.htm
Good luck to u. I know very basic Thai, and I want to improve and upgrade also. Everytime when I want to sign up the NUS course, I then think about it, whether I can commit myself and finish the whole course or not.
Drudkh said:i still remember the first Thai word I learnt was "pieng". ;p if i'm not wrong it means "expensive". :bsmilie:
If u reverse it, naam-horng means perfume, haha, the Thai language teacher will tell u this as a joke.jamestan said:I think horng-naam more useful. Means toilet...:sweatsm: