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And what phrase book is without humour?… Deep into all things Thai phrase books, I couldn’t resist sharing a classic, The Hungarian Phrasebook sketch. The Hungarian Phrasebook sketch was first shown in Episode 25 of the Flying Circus TV Show, in the 1970′s. Later on it was included in ‘And Now For Something Completely Different’. [...]
Project 2: Successful Thai Language Learners Compilation series… As I mentioned... Read More »
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Learn Thai by Speaking Your Language… Over a decade ago I learned Thai by using a method... Read More »
Thai chili scale: A spicy secret to ordering Thai food… I’ve... Read More »
Thai Language School Review: UTL Unity Thai Language School…... Read More »
Café Dīcō: Talk • Share • Learn… There are several Thai-English social language... Read More »
Review: GoldList Method for Long-term Memory… Are you familiar with the GoldList... Read More »
Assimil Thai… In his post, How to use Assimil Courses, Josh at Language Geek... Read More »
Benjawan on VOA… For all of you Thai-English English-Thai dictionary fans out there, Benjawan... Read More »
Interviewing Successful Thai Language Learners… Name: Scott Earle Nationality:... Read More »
Thai Language School Review: Rak Thai… Review: RTL – Rak Thai Language School... Read More »
Interviewing Successful Thai Language Learners… Name: Don Sena Nationality: American... Read More »
It’s all relative (ญาติ /yâat/)… I just returned from visiting... Read More »
Songkran 2012: Siam Square: On Day Two… Did you miss the first day of Songkran? Me too!... Read More »
Rules of Songkran 2012: No Drink Walking or Talcum Powder… In... Read More »
