In this easy Thai language lesson, we’ll explore pairs of words that are opposite in meaning, which are really useful in everyday conversation. Learning opposite words in Thai or any other language is a powerful tool for enriching your vocabulary and improving communication skills. From… Read More

In Thai culture, being polite and expressing gratitude are essential aspects of social interaction. By learning polite phrases, you not only show respect for Thai customs but also develop deeper connections with the people you encounter. So, whether you’re sightseeing in Bangkok, propping up a… Read More

Isaan refers to Thailand’s northeastern region, the largest area of Thailand. The word is also sometimes spelt Isan or Esarn. The reason for its separate identity is a history of war and people displacement. Without delving too far into the history here, see Wikipedia for… Read More

Whether you’re paying for a boat ticket, haggling over a price in the local market, or dissecting the menu prices at a local restaurant, knowing how to count in Thai is very useful. In my opinion, learning the Thai numbers is one of the easiest… Read More

You’ve no doubt heard Thais using kráp / khráp  (for male speakers) and kâ / khâ (for female speakers) in everyday conversation. Yet despite their apparent simplicity, understanding these words and when you should use them isn’t entirely straightforward. Most people don’t know that kráp… Read More

One standout cultural difference between Thailand and the West is ‘names’. If you have spent time in Thailand you will have noticed that some Thai names are often quite long, that most people don’t use their birth name, that most people have a nickname, and… Read More

In a nutshell, Mondly is fun, interactive, and engaging. The lessons have a game-like-appeal, and the way the platform is designed makes it very easy to dip in and out of. You can learn a couple of words or phrase while you’re on a break, go back to what you were doing and then jump straight back in where you left off.