Study Thai Language

In this page you will find screen shots of various course modules in Thai Interactive version 2.

Your first step to study Thai language is to follow the links to various modules and their components like consonants, vowels, grammar, exercises, syllabuses and other information.

Study Thai Language - Interactive Version 2.

At any time you can click on the links below to listen to the consonants and vowels to have a better understanding of home study Thai interactive course.

Study Thai Language Course Modules

First, listen to the crystal clear sounds...

Vocabulary exercises which can be adjusted to phonetic preference...

This is just one of the thirty-six exercises which test understanding...

Create crossword puzzles with user selected content. This will help in study Thai language...

Simply click the correct button click to trace component grammar

User managed Word Search, fun and easy...

Monitor and send progress reports to lab administrators in text file form

Print Activities which can be edited and printed for home use

Consonants (clickable Sound Files)

• High Class Consonants
• Middle Class Consonants
• Low Class 1 Consonants
• Low Class 2 Consonants

Vowels (clickable Sound Files)

• Traditional Vowels 1
• Traditional Vowels 2
• Traditional Vowels 3
• Traditional Vowels 4
• Traditional Vowels 5

Thai Characters Tones

• Tones Formula
• Understanding Tones
• Studying Thai In 3 Important Steps

Screen shots of Thai Interactive

• Character Module
• Course Module

CD designed for Windows

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Whether you plan your first visit, revisit, or even plan to work in this country, get prepared to ensure a enjoyable good time in this Land of Smiles, study Thai language with Thai Interactive Version 2. Get your copy now.

About the author...

Matthew Courage, who was raised in Thailand, later became an expert on South East Asian linguistic studies. His famous Thai Interactive 1.1 was greeted with rave reviews in early 1997 from English media in Thailand.

Much of the early work on the course was from the US military's Thai learning courses of which the Australian Defense Force School of Linguist has provided much help towards the development of Thai Interactive version 1.1.