Learn Thai Heart to Heart Talk
The mini-ebook Heart to Heart Talk, the 2nd book in our Learn Thai Top 40™ series, is now for sale. Whether you are an expat or a tourist in Thailand, Heart to Heart Talk will be an essential language resource for making the most out of your stay in the kingdom. Like our Original Thai-English Cognate Dictionary, each entry is complimented with a colloquial sample sentence...
Thai for Lovers Lesson: Flirting & Making Out in Thai
Due to popular demand, the new edition of our Learn Thai Top 40™ series is For Lovers & Friends: How to Flirt in Thai. In this book you’ll quickly learn 40 sentences that can be used to flirt with your Thai girlfriend/boyfriend or close friends of the opposite sex. What you won’t find is “dirty talk” (or Thai sex talk) that will get you...
Learn Thai Top 40: Learn How to Speak Thai Like a Parent
Learn how to speak Thai the way Thai parents do in LivingHour.org’s 3rd installment of our Learn Thai Top 40™ series: Family Talk: Speaking to Thai Children. In this edition you’ll find 40 common Thai sentences which parents speak to their children – sentences that cover situations in the living room, bedroom, bathroom, and dining room; upstairs and downstairs;...
Learn Thai Top 40 Series Launched
We are pleased to announce the launch of a new Thai language learning series titled the Learn Thai Top 40™. The first edition of this series is Colloquial Language and Expressions, and includes 40 popular colloquial Thai expressions along with related Thai language notes. In the coming weeks, we will be offering a wide variety of other “top 40″ Thai language...
Free Thai Language Lesson: The Learn Thai Top 40
LivingHour.org would like to thank all the Thai language students and tourists of Thailand who have been purchasing the paperback and ebook versions of The Original Thai-English Cognate Dictionary and Learning Tool since its recent release.
If you have purchased a copy, please email your receipt of payment to us at: living (at) livinghour.org. And we will send you a free copy of the first Thai language lesson in our Learn Thai Top 40 series: Colloquial Language Expressions.
New customers can take advantage of our free offer too. If you have yet to purchase your copy of our Thai-English cognate dictionary (which is loaded with colloquial Thai sample sentences and Thai language tips), simply purchase today the PDF version of the Thai-English Cognate Dictionary for only $3.99.
Click on the following “Buy Now” button, which will take you to our secure PayPal shopping cart provided by e-junkie. After purchasing your copy, we will send you a free copy of the colloquial Thai language expressions mini-ebook too.
If you purchase our cognate dictionary and learning tool (ebook or paperback) through Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, or any of our other retail partners please email us the receipt of your payment to receive your free learn Thai ebook.
Here are a couple samples from the learn Thai language books that you will be getting:
The Original Thai-English Cognate Dictionary & Learning Toolbill n. – บิล – bin
Excuse me! We’ll take the bill now.
น้อง เช็คบิล ด้วย นะ
Náwng*, chék-bin dûay ná.
lit. young person, check-bill (polite) (soften)*In restaurants you can call the attention of your waiter/waitress with the word náwng (น้อง), which is how an older person commonly addresses a young person. It is not to be used though if the server is clearly older than you.
Learn Thai Top 40: Colloquial Language Expressions
I’m just looking.
Doo cheuy cheuy.* (ดู เฉยๆ)
lit. look indifferent indifferent*This is the expression to use with a salesperson when you don’t want to be bothered.
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