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Watch how easy the video lessons make learning Thai.  Our video lessons will sometimes be grouped into series.  And sometimes they will be individual phrases that students have emailed into the support desk.  The video lessons are easy to follow and very practical.  Keep checking back to this site for frequent updates. 

If you have any special requests, email your request to Thomas@talk-2-me-thai.com and I will do my best to answer any relevant questions.  You have my promise that I will give you all the tools needed to learn Thai.  Our support team is simply the best.  No other program has a live support desk where you can have your Thai language questions answered.  Take advantage of the online support.  We also offer question answer sessions in Pattaya and Bangkok.  The secret to how to learn Thai is here with Professor Thomas and Talk-2-me-Thai!

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Watch how easy Professor Thomas makes learning Thai.  Sometimes our video Thai lessons will be clustered together into grouped series.  Other times we will make a video lesson in response to a student’s email requests.  All the video lessons are practical, easy to understand and fun.  Stay tuned for more free video Thai lessons.  If you have any special requests or questions, please email you request to Professor Thomas and we will do our best to create a video lesson that will help you learn Thai online.

  You have our word that we will do our best to give you all the tools to learning Thai language.  Our support team is simply the best.  Wait a second; we have to be the best because all the other Thai language learning programs do not even have a support desk where your questions can be answered.  This is a huge advantage to learning Thai online, support, support, support!  Take full advantage of the program.  We even offer question answer sessions in Pattaya and Bangkok between the months of November-April.  Come join us!

The secret to how to learn Thai is here with Talk-2-me-Thai online video lessons and the Talk-2-me-Thai interactive language learning system.

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The Talk-2-me-Thai phonetic sysem so fun and easy that you will be speaking Thai language in no time!.  Each video lesson is fun and interactive.  All words are pronounced slowly so you can follow along at home.  Check out the video lessons for more great information on Thai language!  Good luck in your studies of Thai phrases and Thai vocabulary!

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"Can you speak Thai?"

Hi everyone,

Just  quick post to let you know about the awesome new video lessons on learning Thai phrases and learning Thai vocabulary.  Check out the video lessons page to see the 12 video Thai vocabulary lessons on the most important Thai vocabulary words I call Characteristists/emotions.  Each video lesson introduces the Thai vocabulary word and then explains the pronunciation of the word through the Talk-2-me-Thai phonetic sysem.  Each video lesson is fun and interactive.  All words are pronounced slowly so you can follow along at home.  Check out the video lessons for more great information on Thai language!  Good luck in your studies of Thai phrases and Thai vocabulary!

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Secrets to learning Thai

Simple phrases/words

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This video post is a funny story about Professor Thomas learning Thai so he could get a date with his first Thai girlfriend.  Professor Thomas talks about how just learning a few basic Thai vocabulary words can express the general idea of a situation.  Of course if you learn a few key Thai phrases you will be better of than just learning some Thai vocabulary words.  Expressing yourself in Thai is not as difficult as everyone makes it sound.  Take the time to practice and of  course…listen to this funny video post to see how simple it really is to learn Thai language even if it is only learning one or two Thai phrases and a couple of Thai vocabulary words. 

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Mindfulness and the Thai smile.

Mindfulness is the art of staying in the moment.

Many of us spend much of the time focused the past or the future.  Most pay very little attention to what is happening in the present moment.   This means that for much of the time we may be unaware of many experiences happening around us. When is the last time you stopped to smell the blooming apple tree in your backyard?  When we focus on encounters from the past we may be reminding ourselves of bad experiences.  How often have you heard a friend or a loved one complains about something that has happened at work?   Notice I put the word “happened” in italics.

  People tend to complain about things that have already occurred as opposed to things happening in the present moment.  Can you think of a time when you have heard someone complain about an event transpiring in the present moment?  Most complains originate from painful, hurtful or irratating things in our past.

Lamenting about the future is not much different. When we dwell on the future, we tend to feeling tension and nervousness.  “Will I have enough money in my 401K to allow me to retire in 30 years?” 

I believe therefore, that most of the time complaints and nervousness originates from past or future experiences and not things that are going on around us in the present moment.

Mindfulness is the practice of living in the present moment.  We do not need to try and change things.  We do not need to always wish for something other than what we have on hand.  Mindfulness is simply accepting the world and its events with open arms.  Mindfulness is a way of being, of remaining present, and practicing the art of observation.  Much of the observation is focused on the breath, observing your breathing without trying to change it.  When you focus on your breathing you become aware of the “here and now”.

When you focus on the present you will notice the change.  You will notice yourself becoming more positive.  You will let the past be the past and worry about the future when it arrives. 

We as westerners can learn many things from Thai culture. Having an understanding of Thai society will allow you to get the most out of your time in the “land of smiles”.  Mindfulness is everywhere you look in Thailand.  Just look around and see the familiar Thai smile and you will see mindfulness in action.  Of course, learning a few common Thai phrases before you trip will definately add to your experience abroad as well!

Good luck!

                                                                                                  Professor Thomas

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                             RESPECT

Reverence of elders and the belief in social hierarchy are the cultural foundations inhibiting critical thinking among Thai students.  Interpersonal relations in Thailand are characterized by a medium-to-high power relationship known as Power distance.  Power distance refers to the perceived level of dominance of one group over another.   For example, a teacher holds more status over a student. (Hofstede, 1997)  A society has “high power distance” when it emphasizes the gap between junior and superior.  If this gap is de-emphasized, then the society has “low power distance” and tends to be less hierarchic. Hofstede (1991) suggests that Thai society has high power distance.  Thais accept wide differences in power in their organizations.  In Thai society there are a myriad of relationships that center on relative seniority.  Superior-inferior relationships are clearly defined by acceptance and implicit recognition of age, birth, title, rank, status, position or achievement.  Thai culture accepts that power relations are implicitly constructed in all organizations and at levels of Thai society.  For example, teachers hold a high social status in Thailand.  There seems to be an unwritten rule that teachers are correct and should not be questioned.  Even if a student knows quite certainly that the teacher is wrong the student will not question the teacher.  Thai classroom dynamics do not foster active, individual student response to presented material.  Students are not generally expected to question points made in class lectures.  The current pedagogical model in Thai universities is premised on the teacher always being correct.  Accordingly, students do not take initiative, and wait to be told.  As a result, students sit passively in the classroom and do not dare to interrupt the lecture even if the student does not understand what the teacher is presenting.  For both teacher and student there is always a tension between being correct in ones presentation and losing face by making a mistake.

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How to learn Thai phrases.

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This video is an outline of all 3 of the talk of the Talk-2-me-Thai language DVD programs.  The first product is the Talk-2-me-Thai interactive DVD phrasebook.  You can learn easy Thai phrases and common Thai vocabulary in minutes with this program.  Just pop in the DVD and watch the interactive lecture as you follow along in the paperback phrasebook.  At the end of the chapter there is section called the “Virtuality note cards” where you can easily memorize and practice your new Thai phrases and new Thai vocabulary words.  Simple, easy, interactive and fun!

Professor Thomas is a master at teaching common Thai phrases and easy Thai vocabulary words through his amazing system called the Talk-2-me interactive language learning system.  Come see what all the experts are raving about!  No other language learning program can teach you Thai phrases and Thai vocabulary words with such easy.  The interactive method developed by Professor Thomas uses multimedia techniques that will allow you to learn, memorize and pronounce your new Thai vocabulary words and Thai phrases quickly and effortlessly!  Learn how to say “How much in Thai”.

Also learn how to say ”Where are you” in Thai. The talk-2-me-Thai program is an amazing system that will allow you to learn Thai words and Thai phrases at lightning speed because of the interactive format. The instructor breaks each Thai vocabulary word or Thai phrase into its basic syllables for easier pronunciation.

If you are having trouble pronouncing Thai phrases and Thai vocabulary words with another system or you are interested in starting off learning with the best, click on our “buy now” tab and start learning Thai language today!If you are planning a trip to Thailand, it is a good idea for you to learn a few common Thai phrases and easy Thai vocabulary words before you arrive.  Speaking Thai is now interactive and engaging.  The Talk-2-me system is so easy and fun you will literally spend hours with your new DVD phrasebook learning Thai phrases and common Thai vocabulary.  Just pop in the DVD and watch the short interactive lectures.  Then practice your new Thai phrase or new Thai vocabulary word in an amazingly simple memorization technique called ”virtual reality note cards”.  See images to help recall the Thai phrase or Thai vocabulary word, then see the native Thai speaker demonstrate the pronunciation.

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 Introducing the easiest interactive  language programsTalk-2-me-Thai DVD phrasebook is the fun and easy way to learn Thai language!

Just pop in the DVD and follow along in the book. You will learn everything from useful Thai langauge vocabulary to common Thai phrases.  Even learn Thai tones and Thai characters.  The program is divided into 18 sections. Each section focuses on a theme and a task to learn.  No need to rewind!

 You then have 2 opportunities to follow along pronouncing the new Thai word or Thai phrase. Graphics of the phonetic spelling are superimposed over each video clip for easy follow along! The Talk-2-me-Thai DVD phrasebook consists of 4 DVDs (totaling close to 8 hours) and a book. Each section contains practice  Thai vocabulary examples and small assignments. At the end of each section there is an interactive section with “Virtual Reality Flashcards” to reinforce the section’s content of Thai phrases and thai vocabulary. The virtual reality flash cards makes learning Thai language fun and interactive.

You will be memorizing key p      After watching the video samples, you will agree with the experts that Talk-2-me-Thai is the quickest and easiest method for learning Thai.

Talk-2-me-Thai is at the following bookstores in Thailand: Asia books, Bookazine and DK books, also sold on Amazon.com.rom our online store located on this site.

Also Thai-2-me-Thai is avalable on Ebay.com. Any questions about the program, please email me.

 thomas@talk-2-me-thai.com

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