ขอกาแฟเย็นหนึ่งแก้ว kɔ̌ɔ gaa-fεε yen nʉ̀ng gε̂εoone iced coffee please
Thailand is a different place when you can talk to the people.
Open the course Get startedThai has five tones. à is low, â falling, á high, ǎ rising, and mid has no mark.
ชาเย็น
chaa yen
Thai iced tea
chaa yen
ชาเย็น
Thai iced tea
The card plays the Thai, and again slower when you ask.
cháa yen
Keys add the tone marks and the vowels English has no letters for.
chaa yen
Letters right. Tone on "chaa" is mid, you wrote high.
The card names the syllable, and shows the pitch it should have.
New words come a few at a time, each asked at least twice, and older ones come back when they are due.
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Letters come a few at a time, inside words you can already say.
ขอน้ำเปล่าOne woman's day in Thailand, drawn as a comic. Each balloon fills in when you learn its line.
Every word you have met is kept, with the ones due for review marked.
Install it as an app. Open a sitting while you are online, and it goes on with no connection.
The answers are saved, and the header says Offline.
It starts by itself. Sync progress is there to press if a send does not get through.
Sign in on another device, and the progress is there.
In Chrome or Edge, use the install icon in the address bar. On an iPhone, press Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Includes the whole course, spoken Thai and the Thai alphabet.
Early-bird prices end on 31 December 2026.You can learn Thai forever for the price of two Grab rides to the airport.
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We dislike subscriptions probably as much as you do, so this one stays yours for as long as rian gèng is online. May it be 100 years.
Choose a plan, then make an account or log in, and pay on Stripe's page. The price includes tax. A full refund is open for 30 days.
Yes. It runs in the browser on a phone, a tablet or a computer, and it can be installed as an app that goes on with no connection. Sign in on another device and your progress is there.
Yes, once a sitting has been opened while you are online. Answers are saved and go to your account when the connection is back.
It takes as long as you want. Each time you study, you get a few new words, each asked at least twice, and older words come back when it is time to review them. You can change how many new words you get in your account settings.
No. Spoken Thai is taught in romanization, so you can speak before you read. The Thai alphabet is a track of its own beside it.
It uses Paiboon, the system in Benjawan Poomsan Becker's Thai textbooks. The marks tell you each tone: à is low, â falling, á high, ǎ rising, and mid has no mark.
You type each word in Paiboon romanization, with its tone marks. The course compares your answer with the word, syllable by syllable. When a tone is wrong, it names the syllable, the tone it has, and the tone you wrote. It reads what you type and does not listen to your voice.
Yes. Try a card on this page, or the preview, with no account.
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Luisfer Romero Calero makes it while learning Thai too. Luis's partner, who is Thai, checks the words and the audio. Pristine Mekong Pte. Ltd., a company registered in Singapore, sells the plans.
rian gèng is เรียนเก่ง in Thai script, and it means to learn well. You may also see it written rian geng, without the tone mark, or riangeng, as in the web address.