Blog sur les langues
Des articles pratiques sur l’apprentissage du thaï, de l’anglais et du chinois, rédigés par nos enseignants et spécialistes des langues à Bangkok.
Thai has five tones: mid, low, falling, high, and rising. Here’s why they matter, how they work, and how learners can practice them without overthinking. By Arthit Juyaso…
Read ArticleA practical guide to how long Thai usually takes for English speakers, what slows progress down, and what actually helps learners reach a real conversational level. By Arthit…
Read ArticleA practical guide to what actually works, especially for beginners. By Arthit Juyaso (Bingo), Principal of Duke Language School, author of Read Thai in 10 Days Learning Thai…
Read ArticleA Clearer Answer Than “Yes” or “No”. By Arthit Juyaso (Bingo), Principal of Duke Language School, author of Read Thai in 10 Days If you are an English…
Read ArticleA realistic, practical look at how difficult Thai really is, how long it takes to learn, and the best way for foreigners to make steady progress. By Arthit…
Read ArticleThailand doesn’t ask for your attention. It grabs you by the senses. Step off the plane, and it’s all there: the sensation of fish sauce, the chaos of…
Read ArticleAs Thailand gets warmer, there's one big event that truly showcases Thai culture and fun — Songkran (สงกรานต์ / sǒng-graan). The Thai New Year is a time of…
Read ArticleLoy Krathong, also known as the festival of lights, is one of Thailand's most enchanting and culturally rich celebrations. This ancient festival, which typically takes place in November,…
Read ArticleMeet six famous Thai ghosts, from ผีปอบ (phi pop) and กระสือ (krasue) to the hungry ghost เปรต, learn where Thai ghost beliefs come from, and pick up the…
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