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How I learn(ed) Thai. And how thais can learn english. แชร์วิธีการเรียนภาษาให้ได้ผลภายในเวลาสั้น
Many of my Thai friends asked me, how have you learn Thai so quickly? 
I tell them that I practise every single today. I consider myself to be in between the B2 and C1 levels in terms of my Thai language proficiency.  Ive been learning for about 3 years and live in UK and am hardly in contact with any thai people (I have never lived in Thailand).  Again, many Thai friends ask me how can they learn English quickly. basically learn by listening>speaking>reading>writing.  Just the same as a baby when they are learning their mother tongue language.  Some friends say my accent is quite close to a native accent (this varies depending on where my thai language partner lives in thailand).  
Unfortunately, at the start u need to learn lots of basic vocabulary. For example, i started by learning vocabulary through thai songs (i listened to clash's songs). I started learning basic words like เธอ, เรา, รัก, ฉัน, เสียใจ, คิดถึง... After you learn new vocabulary, you should try to write them down and review them a couple of times a day. After you've learnt around 200 basic words, you should try and find a language partner in an app such as Hellotalk, italki, tandem or even interpals (warning you may meet perverts!).  I recommend speaking with many people so that you get used to the different accents of native speakers. For Thai people, I found that you are more used to the american accents than British ones.  In this case, you should focus on speaking with British people or watch British TV programmes. 
Since you're learning english youll probably be lucky enough to speak english only.  my journey was more difficult. thai people just wanted to speak english so it was hard for me the practise speaking thai at first. Therefore, if u meet a language partner who wants to learn Thai, please share your time. If u dont share your time equally for each language, your language partner will disappear! u have been warned haha. 
I watched ALOT of thai series and dramas. i feel this helped me both expand my vocabulary and improve my accent as well as speak thai more naturally (in terms of sentence structure). I watched thai series such as Ugly Duckling, hormones, room alone, club friday, U prince...
I watched all of these WITHOUT english subs, even at the start. you should try watching american or british series (walking dead, breaking bad, teen wolf, the flash, sherlock...).  Watching TV without the subs means that you are focusing on listening and not just reading the subs.  Of course, you need to have a good vocab base before you start watching TV programmes.
Reading can help too. Dont just read educational textbooks such as TOEIC  but try to read something you ENJOY. for example, in highschool I loved reading manga. so i bought some manga written in thai. I also have some แจ่มใส books... haha. I am also reading Cancel my Cancer, which is an emotional autobiography about a Thai girl's battle with cancer.  Reading books is the best way to learn new words. However, you must keep a vocab list and try learning the new words. 
Hope this helps. 
6 พฤศจิกายน 2017
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ประจำ แห่ง ทุก ราย These 4 words confuse me somewhat. they also have pretty similar meanings. most commonly i see these words being used along with the word ปี (year). i was wondering what these words specifically mean and how to use them correct? thanks
1 พฤษภาคม 2017
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How do you exchange languages? and how do you prevent them from being one sided

hello. my name is dan. im a british thai man, british born and bred. still living in the uk. im also a nursing student.

I have been using this italki website for the past 2 years and it has allowed me to revisit my culture and ethnic background through language exchange with thai people.  however, i have sort of met a barrier in my thai language learning.  I love learning thai, it has given me a new freshness in my life, after being unable to speak it for the first 18 years of my life.  I have now reached a level where i can watch thai dramas, listen to the radio and understand about 90 percent of everything. (which im very proud of!) I have met many thai friends throughout the past 2 years and some have even become very close friends.  now i have a native speaker accent (unfortunately i will speak quite slowly and speak stop-start-ish alot too).

this isnt the problem though. the problem is that native thais think ive reached a level of fluency, high enough where they think they dont need to help me anymore with my thai anymore.  (however, i do admit that i have very high goals. e.g. i want to speak like a native.) therefore they just want to speak english with me. (which i have no problem with! its just that i want to gain something too!) 

i actually have the same problem with my thai family. they all just want to speak english with me too!  I also live in a part of the UK without any thai people too! im in a losing battle! haha

im sorry for the long winded question/story.  Its just that i feel so passionate about the thai language, and im afraid of not progressing my language skills (especially with my uni workload too!)

thanks for reading this! 

Dan

28 สิงหาคม 2016
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สำหรับ vs เพื่อ If I'm correct these can both be used to mean 'for' but that confuses me sometimes. So when is the appropriate time to use either of these! Thanks!
17 ตุลาคม 2015
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