Introduction

start here If you've just started learning Thai, or would like to get started but aren't sure where best to begin, then we recommend using the steps below as a roadmap on your journey to learning Thai. Learning a new language, especially one that is very different from one's own native tongue, can seem overwhelming at times, so we recommend practising daily, little and often. Be patient with yourself but keep up the daily practice and gradually build the momentum. We recommend an initial goal of 50 flashcards per day.


Please also check out our Overview page for full details on all the language learning tools available at funtolearnthai.com

Step 1

consonants flashcards Start learning the Thai consonants and build-up your knowledge of some basic vocabulary.

Use the links listed below to access the language learning tools for studying the Thai consonants and for studying the recommended vocabulary.

Regular use of flashcards is a great way to help memorize words and steadily build-up your vocab.


Thai Consonants List - The full list of Thai Consonants.

Thai Consonants Flashcards - Flashcard based study sessions on the Thai Consonants.

Downloadable Resources - The Resources page contains downloadable PDF vocab lists and a PDF list of the Thai Consonants.


50 Common Nouns

(50 flashcards)

50 Common Verbs

(50 flashcards)

Greetings and Basics

(28 flashcards)

Step 2

teacher We recommend getting a teacher and/or joining a class. There are many great Thai teachers and online classes available that will really help accelerate your learning and answer the many questions you're likely to have as your studying progresses.

Listed here are some links to recommended sites that can help you find a good Thai teacher:


Farang Can Learn Thai --- Classified Ads - Popular Facebook group for finding Thai teachers and language learning resources.

Learn Thai with Mod - Excellent teachers providing both online group courses and private lessons.

Thai Style - Hundreds of trained Thai teachers.

TSL (Thai as a Second Language) Chiang Mai - Group and private courses available, both online and classroom based.

italki - Hundreds of Thai teachers available.


If you start learning Thai with a teacher, we recommend creating your own Flashcard Deck and adding any words you learn each lesson to that deck. And then keep regularly studying that deck until you have mastered all the flashcards.

As well as regular lessons with a Thai teacher we also recommend mastering the Thai vowels and continuing to increase your vocabulary using the suggested flashcard decks listed below.


Thai Vowels List - List of the Thai Vowels with example words.

Thai Vowels Flashcards - Flashcard based study sessions on the Thai Vowels.


Days and Months

(25 flashcards)

High Frequency Words

(96 flashcards)

Step 3

listening Regularly practice the different Thai tones and continue building up your vocabulary using the full list of flashcard decks. It's also worth learning the Thai numerals.

You can see your overall progress to mastering all flashcards on the home page, and you can track your daily, weekly and monthly progress on the My Stats page.

Check our Overview page for full details on all the language learning tools available at funtolearnthai.com


Flashcards Decks - All the Flashcard Decks.

Flashcard Study Session - Study sessions of randomly selected words across the entire library of over 5,000 flashcards.

Thai Numerals Flashcards - Flashcard study sessions on the Thai Numerals.

Tone Examples - Examples of the different Thai tones.

Listening Tone Test - Study sessions on recognising the different Thai tones.

Similar Sounding Words - Study sessions on the many similar sounding Thai words.

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