Learn Thai

Learn Thai

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Learn Thai episodes

  • S1E08 · Where's the restroom?
    Lucy drank three bottles of cold water, and now it's urgent. You ask where the restroom is, "the water room" in Thai, with a pattern that finds anything you're looking for. And you find out where the question word goes in Thai: at the very end.
    In this episode: hong nahm (restroom), tee nai (where), yoo (to be somewhere).
    Voices generated by a latest-generation AI trained on Thai, and every word is approved by native Thai speakers.
    8 min
  • S1E07 · Do you have…?
    Ninety-five degrees, and the fridge in the shop looks empty. You learn to ask "do you have…?" with the little word that turns any sentence into a question, and you have your first real exchange with Nok: she answers you, then asks you something back.
    In this episode: mee (to have, there is), mai? (the question word at the end), nahm (water).
    Voices generated by a latest-generation AI trained on Thai, and every word is approved by native Thai speakers.
    8 min
  • S1E06 · Fifty baht
    Lucy can ask the price now, but she doesn't understand the answer. You learn to build Thai numbers like Lego, where the order changes everything, and you buy an iced coffee for fifty baht. Unlike Lucy, who proudly paid fifteen…
    In this episode: hah (five), sip (ten), baht (the Thai currency).
    Voices generated by a latest-generation AI trained on Thai, and every word is approved by native Thai speakers.
    8 min
  • S1E05 · How much is it?
    Lucy found the perfect iced tea, at a stand with no prices anywhere. In five minutes, you point at a drink and ask how much it is, in Thai. No verb "to be", no "it": you just put the words in the order you think them.
    In this episode: tao rai (how much), nee (this), kah? (the polite word a woman ends a question with).
    Voices generated by a latest-generation AI trained on Thai, and every word is approved by native Thai speakers.
    7 min
  • S1E04 · Not sweet
    At the Thai place down the street, Lucy tried the iced coffee: pure syrup. You learn to say "not sweet", with the little word that turns any sentence into a no, and you correct the vendor when she gets your order wrong. And you order your first Thai iced tea.
    In this episode: waan (sweet), mai (not), cha (tea).
    Voices generated by a latest-generation AI trained on Thai, and every word is approved by native Thai speakers.
    7 min
  • S1E03 · I'd like an iced coffee
    Ninety-five degrees in Bangkok, and Lucy can't get through the morning without coffee. You order an iced coffee at a street stand, and you find out that in Thai, you snap the pieces together and never conjugate anything. Just don't forget "iced"…
    In this episode: yaak dai (I'd like), ga-fae (coffee), yen (iced, cold).
    Voices generated by a latest-generation AI trained on Thai, and every word is approved by native Thai speakers.
    8 min
  • S1E02 · Hello, thank you
    In five minutes, you walk into a little shop in Bangkok, say hello, thank the owner, and leave saying goodbye. Two words are all it takes.
    In this episode: sa-wat-dee (hello, and goodbye too), kop koon (thank you).
    Voices generated by a latest-generation AI trained on Thai, and every word is approved by native Thai speakers.
    8 min
  • S1E01 · Welcome to the class
    Two minutes to step into the class: Sing, your teacher, Lucy, who's flying to Bangkok in a month, and Nok, who only speaks Thai. You learn the one rule of the class, answering out loud every time you hear "your turn", and you say your first word of Thai right away.
    In this episode: krahp / kah, the polite word at the end of a sentence, for a man or for a woman.
    Voices generated by a latest-generation AI trained on Thai, and every word is approved by native Thai speakers.
    3 min

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Learn to speak Thai for your trip, with nothing to read and nothing to write down. Sing, your teacher, coaches Lucy, who's flying to Bangkok, and you're the second student: every time he says "your…