New Years Thai Language Resolution With the NOW Habit
I’m not much of a New Years Resolution type of gal. But, as WLT posts generally go midweek (usually on a Wednesday)… and as this Wednesday is New Years Eve… no real excuse not to.
To get a jump on this post, I created two to-do lists.
My New Years Resolution…
Study Thai first thing (before answering [...]
Heart Talk by Christopher G Moore
Is there a Christopher G Moore in the house?…
I created Women Learn Thai not just to take on the language, but to study the history and culture of all things Thai.
For research (especially living in a city the size of Bangkok), the Internet is a jewel. But being oldfashioned, my first choice will [...]
Byki Thai Language Course
Byki (Before you know it)…
If your language learning style of choice is a SRS (Spaced Repetition System), then Byki might just be the one for you.
And you might also be glad to know that instead of painstakingly filling a SRS with vocabulary and sound, you can start learning right away with Byki’s 2,000 words and [...]
The Expat Women’s Guide to Bangkok
What’s a women gotta do around here to get a bite…
When a western women arrives in Bangkok, she’s overwhelmed with a multitude of tasty sites and resources on offer. Mostly for men.
Bangkok, a city for the hungry male? Or is it?
First up (when googling), she’ll find Stickman’s Bangkok. A classic. And while there’s decent [...]
The Quick and Dirty Guide to Learning Languages Fast
The reason I developed this quick and dirty method of learning a foreign language is that, as a Green Beret, I had to travel to many countries on short notice on vital missions with complex requirements that required me to work intimately with foreign officials in a professional capacity. Regardless of how hard I searched, [...]
Reviews: Introduction
I have a number of resources on Thailand: books on history, language, culture, and gardening. Software and language learning courses, the lot. And some of what I have just might be of interest to you.
I also have a ton of online resources for living in Thailand: websites, language learning software, blogs, products and such. Again, [...]