This is a brief survey on potential and actual book titles we are considering on publishing in the next year or two. A few of these are already written and in final layout and production. We will definitely announce when they will be available. You can help out a lot by letting us know...
Read more →On January 1, 2009 CNN published an article on memory. It’s been a while since then, and so now would be a good time to review and expand on that article, in the hopes of improving our own memory. Tweet
Read more →Here we can show what is on each card specifically for the 43 Thai vowels, tone marks and punctuation cards, now available for sale online and at over 60 locations in Thailand. Purpose of the Thai Alphabet Cards Most of the elements can be learned individually using the cards. For example, covering up a...
Read more →The final set of consonants learned as a group are the High Consonants. These include: #02 – ขอ ไข่ – kau kai #03 – ขอ ขวด – kau kuad #09 – ฉอ ฉิ่ง – shau shing #16 – ฐอ ฐาน – tau taan #22 – ถอ ถุง – tau tung #28 – ผอ ผึ้ง...
Read more →Here we review the writing for the final 10 of 24 Low Consonants in the Thai Alphabet, namely พ, ฟ, ภ, ม, ย, ร, ล, ว, ฬ, ฮ Write the Thai Low Consonants – พ ฟ ภ ม #30 – พอ พาน – pau paan #31 – ฟอ ฟัน – fau fun #32 –...
Read more →Here we review the writing for the first 14 of 24 Low Consonants in the Thai Alphabet, namely ค ฅ ฆ ง ช ซ ฌ ญ ฑ ฒ ณ ท ธ น Write the Thai Low Consonants – ค ฅ ฆ ง #4 – คอ ควาย – kau kwaai #5 – ฅอ ฅน –...
Read more →Here we can show what is on each card specifically. Purpose of the Thai Alphabet Cards Most of the elements can be learned individually using the cards. For example, covering up a part of one side of the card and prompting for covered elements (e.g., show the picture and prompt for the written form,...
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