Month 2: The Alphabet, Tones + 100 New Words & Music Week 1: This is essential to know and you will need a week just on this: Start with this video: There are 5 tones low, mid, rising, falling, high. Thai is a tonal language and words can change meaning depending on the tone. Now you've been practicing the YouTube lessons, start introducing yourself to tones. Two of the best teachers I have found are: Start utilizing YouTube for learning variation. Spend the week finding your way around the portal and practicing Thai using the videos, audio and PDF lessons to advance. Sign up for a FREE Thaipod101 membership and start working on your pronunciation and going beyond “Hello, how are you?” “I’m fine”.
If you aren’t in Thailand, then practice Thai with this lady on Skype for just $5 for 30-minutes Week 2: Spend the rest of the week practicing these basics with Thai people if you can. Start with these 3 posts to get reciting some basic but essential, everyday phrases: Month 1: Getting to Grips with the Basics Week 1: So, without further ado, here’s how you can (maybe) become fluent in Thai in just 3 months…
So I decided to come up with a plan and share it with you, using the resources I have use and still use, and put it into a week-by-week guide designed to fast track your learning of the Thai language. I mean, we know it's possible in other languages, but Thai is pretty difficult because it doesn't use the alphabet we're used toīut what with online learning programs and videos at our disposal, we can learn a lot in a short space of time. So I was thinking: Is it possible to become fluent in Thai in 3-months? This post is a motivator for you to step up your Thai speaking game, because learning to speak Thai is a game-changer!
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