Thai For Beginners Becker Pdf To Jpg

Thai for Beginners Book: Designed for either self-study or classroom use.Teaches all four language skills: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Offers clear, easy, step-by-step instruction, building on what has been previously learned. Mar 1, 2018 - Benjawan Poomsan Becker, 'Thai for Beginners' Paiboon April 1995 English ISBN: 188752116X 270 pages File type: PDF 17 mb An easy.

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$20 Trevor O. $30 Patrick H. $25 Rick @SS $15 Gene H. Cummings $25 Will F. I'm always interested in suggestions for improving my Thai. I'm wondering - hoping, actually - that we can get a discussion going of how you study; your reference material, how often you study, etc.

In the interest of getting things started, I'll go first. I primarily have five methods: • Learn-Thai-Podcast.com's Premier Course • The Manee books • Byki.com • Asking my wife, 'How do I say.?' • A weekly Thai language class with a monk at the local Thai temple Whatever I am studying I always have a notebook and dictionary handy. Every word I come across that I don't know gets written down in the notebook so I can practice writing it and saying it out loud several times. I usually write them out about 10 times each. The Byki program is SRS, so that gives me the ability to practice new words in a quiz-like fashion. If I get a wrong answer during the quizzes, I will write the word down 10 more times and then keep going.

For the LTP course, I have the lessons on my iPod. Every day to and from work I watch the videos and transcribe everything into a notebook. This not only helps me with vocabulary, but also gives me a reference book that I can skim through when I want to remember something (rather than try to skip through a bunch of videos on my iPod). Asking my wife is quite obvious, as is the language class at the temple. I also created a system for Flashcards. Admittedly, I haven't kept up with them very well, but if you're interested in seeing how I create them you can read my blog entry: Anyone else feel like contributing? Thai for Intermediates.

Then started studying with an on line teacher (Narisa Naropakorn). One tool that I have used for flashcards is jMemorize a free program. I have all of the words, coversations and sentences of Thai for Beginners programmed and some of Thai for Intermediates. When using flash cards I write the words out in Thai to practice the spelling (a lot of trees have died because of this method ). I would be happy to share those files with anyone who is interested. Just send me a private email. I don't live in Thailand so am at a disadvantage when it comes to everyday exposure.