Thai Language Course in Dhaka

Overview

Learning Thai helps you better understand the culture. For example, the way Thai people talk to each other, the colloquialisms they use, the way different objects are classified, and the way in which people are addressed. Through simple phrases you will start to understand basic aspects of the culture, like grengjai (being gracious), kwharm ben Thai (Thainess or Thai style), mai pen rai (never mind/it's ok/no problem), and even som nom na (serves you right).

Top reasons to learn Thai with Us

1. Increase Your Chance Of Employment

While the West, Europe in particular, is on the decline, South East Asia is booming, and as such there are an increasing number of 20 and 30 something foreigners emigrating to Thailand, many of whom are seeking, or will seek, employment at some point.

Learning to speak Thai will be a massive advantage in any profession because it means you can be called upon to speak with other staff or clients who speak little English. For example, as a teacher you will be able to speak with parents, and also better relate to your students. As a company employee you will be able to join in conversations between Thai staff.

2. Stop Yourself Getting Lost!

Okay, the major towns were signposted in English, but off the beaten track was mission impossible. Point is, had I known the Thai alphabet, I could’ve gotten us around with relative ease. Moreover, if my Thai was better back then, I could’ve understood the directions given to us at the numerous petrol stations we tried for help.

Living in a foreign country with a completely different alphabet can make life difficult in a number of situations, like reading ingredients on food packets or understanding shop opening times.  Imagine if there is no male/female sign on a toilet; would you know how to differentiate male-female toilets in the Thai Alphabet?

Do yourself a favor and take a day to learn the Thai Alphabet. 

Course outline

Topics & Vocabulary:

• Exchange common greetings

• Yes/no question: ไหม ใช่ไหม เหรอ หรือยัง

• How to state your name, nationality and place of origin

• Polite forms

• Use basic sentence patterns

• Expressions – (please , thank you , sorry and goodbye)

• Asking price and negotiating; Carrying out shopping transactions

• Location expressions

• How to ask people about their job

• How to express possession

• Ask where something or someone is

• Simple descriptions (Key adjectives/adverbs, colours)

• How to ask someone to repeat something

• How to buy food and ask what something is called

• Taxi transactions

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