Thai Alphabet
Learn core consonants and vowels to start reading Thai signs and words.
- ก — g sound
- ข — kh sound
- จ — j sound
- -า — long aa vowel
Core Learning Sections
Pick a module to dive in. Each one opens its own focused page.
Numbers
Build confidence with daily numbers for money, time, and shopping.
- 1 - หนึ่ง (neung)
- 2 - สอง (song)
- 5 - ห้า (ha)
- 10 - สิบ (sip)
Vocabulary
Themed word groups: food, travel, family, and more.
- Hello - สวัสดี (sawatdee)
- Thank you - ขอบคุณ (khop khun)
- Yes - ใช่ (chai)
- No - ไม่ (mai)
Phrases
Useful patterns you can speak today — introductions, prices, ordering.
- ฉันชื่อ... (chan cheu...)
- อันนี้เท่าไหร่ (an nee tao rai?)
- ขอ...หนึ่งที่ (kho... neung tee)
Tones
Learn the 5 Thai tones so your words sound natural and are understood.
- Mid tone = flat voice
- Low tone = drop down
- Falling tone = high to low
- High/rising tones change meaning
Word Building
How Thai words are constructed: consonant + vowel pattern + final sounds.
- Thai often writes without spaces
- Vowels can be before/above/below/after
- Final consonants close syllables
- Tone marks sit above consonants