We’re proud to say we’ve developed the most fun and engaging, way to learn to spell in Thai. Because, let's face it, you have to practice each and every day to improve, so it might as well be fun. And if you follow the tips on this page it'll be even more fun, because you'll be winnning regularly.
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“Interestingly, when you practice spelling Thai using the Thai alphabet, all of your Thai language skills improve in lock step. Your speaking, comprehension, and reading skills will skyrocket. Especially, if you speak a bit of Thai already — you'll make mental connections that give a depth of understanding you never dreamed possible.”
“ The single most common consonant in the Thai language — it always makes an n sound. WOW!!”
“This letter, along with ฅ is obsolete — that's right, OBSOLETE! — they are never used anymore except to make school more difficult for Thai kids.”
“Remember that some letters make a different sound when they appear at the end of a syllable. This very common letter sounds like g when it's the inital or k when it's the final.”
“Every syllable needs an initial consonant — them's the rules. But what if your word starts with a vowel sound? Use this silent consonant! And remember, this is one of the letters that can act as either a consonant or a vowel.”
“Use the color-coded consonants setting, when you are starting out. This way the consonants stand out from the vowels and tone marks. As a bonus you will be getting familiar with the three consonant classes: low, middle, and high which are the basis of the Thai tone rules.”
