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| Thai Language Where to learn Thai, How to learn Thai and anything to do with the Thai language. Which Thai Language School is the best? Can I learn Thai online? How difficult is it to learn to read and write Thai? |
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But, pretty soon, by chance you get some right. Then your brain figures out why you got some right and bingo, you've learned some Thai. | ||
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| Khon Kaen Last Online: 26-04-2007 09:14 AM Join Date: Dec 2006
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| IMHO that Rosetta Stone course is VERY difficult! It is all in Thai. I understand the total immersion concept but as a beginner it is not fesable (at least in Thai). There are no English words in the entire text! How could you learn to read that without a translation? Maybe if you study Thai for a while THEN try Rosetta Stone it may be more possible. |
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| Royal Barges Last Online: 20-04-2007 08:55 PM Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Ratsima - The Bakersfield of LoS
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| Rosetta Stone works if you totally buy into it. You just keep doing the lessons over and over and over again. At first you'll just be guessing but after a while you start to get it and the learning takes off. I learned how to read from RS. But, I don't know the Thai alphabet or any of the pronunciation rules. The main problem I have with RS is that it uses very formal Thai that you'll never hear spoken in real life. When I ask my GF how to say something in Thai I always ask for the "real" spoken Thai and then the RS version. She's become quite good at reproducing the stilted formality of the RS cast and we always crack up over it. |
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| This is not my avatar Join Date: Oct 2005
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| I've just downloaded the Rosetta Stone...wish I'd done it earlier, seems like a good way to learn Thai, but I've already learnt most of the stuff the hard way. It seems like a pretty good method and suitable for all ages so I'll let my kids and wife use it to help with thier English....I might try to learn Russian or Chinese meself. For the Thai course the woman who reads most of it does so in a stilted and unfluent way which makes it unnatural, the guy who does the rest is a lot more natural. |
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| This is not my avatar Join Date: Oct 2005
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| ^^ I got a torrent from Iso Hunt, something called Rosetta Stone Compressed, it was about 6.3 Gbytes.....but that contained loads of languages and you need a bit of computing noodle to use it (burn a CD etc) ....I'm sure I've seen a torrent with just Thai language.... |
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| rosetta stone thai || isoHunt - World's largest BitTorrent and P2P search engine The second one on the list should do you, it's an ISO, so you just need Nero or something like that to burn to a CD. If you want more languages download the first on the list. |
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| ^You need a bittorent client....I'm sure there's been a few threads on here... http://teakdoor.com/the-multimedia-f...orrent+clients (Torrent Sites.) That should tell you everything you need to know. Still stuck....search ChiangMai Noon's posts on torrents and then do the reverse of everything he says |
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| Royal Barges Last Online: 20-04-2007 08:55 PM Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Ratsima - The Bakersfield of LoS
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| Khun Marmite Last Online: 15-05-2007 01:41 AM Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: ราไวย์, ภูเก็ต
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Click on the link supplied by L'il Chuchok (in my post above) and you will get 5 torrents listed. Click on number 4 (Thai level I Units 1-4) and download the torrent file to your desktop. When downloaded, click on it and your BitTorrent application should run, eg. Azureus. (If not, run the application and tell it to open the torrent file, in other words, tell it to download the files that the torrent file points to). Then do the same with number 4 in the link (Thai Level 1). I've got about 8 MB downloaded so far, so I think it'll be quite a while before it's all down. I'll worry about what to do with the files later. I've got Nero, so I should be able to burn a CD somehow.
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