Thai - What's the Easiest and Fastest Way to Learn the Thai Language?

In order to put this clip together, I thought to myself "If I were to be learning Thai from scratch again, what advice would I give myself?" -

I tried to make it applicable to anyone learning Thai - from someone just wanting to impress the wait staff at the local Thai restaurant, to expats and even diplomats who will be posted in Thailand and need Thai to effectively communicate.

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Links I refer to :

Cracking Thai Fundamentals Online Course:
Unlimited Cracking Thai Suite + Thai Bites + Webinars and other resources Bundle:

Cracking Thai Fundamentals Book:

Glossika spaced repetition:

Bingo Lingo - Thai in 10 Days

Learn Thai from a White Guy (Brett Whiteside)

Khun Benjawan Poomsan Becker's Paiboon Publishing Publications
Thai For Beginners
Thai for Intermediate Learners
Thai for Advanced Learners
Paiboon Dictionaries

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[DramaAndPages]

Stuart be like "are you learning Thai to hook up with Thai women?". Half the comment section "we just want to undertand Thai gay series. Thank you very much". Behold the power of BL

[shawnhanes]

In the beginning, I would simply try to learn 3 new words a day, and review words from the previous days. This is an extremely lazy way to learn. It takes only about 20 minutes a day. Over the course of a year, it can add up to over 1, 000 words.

Were there times I got bored or felt burned out? Yes, many times. If you feel that way, then take a break for a day or two. I've taken breaks as long as a month before. Come back your study routine when you feel ready again.

Now I've been learning for over 4 years. I'm still not yet at Stuart's level of fluency, but I can read and have conversations with anyone in Thai. The point is, even if you're lazy like me, stick with it for the long term and you'll eventually have success.

[jamesstephennicdao]

I'm learning thai because Thailand is my most dream place I wanna lived in thailand and also because I want to be a BL actor in thailand someday and to be a flight attendant.. From philippines here😊🇵🇭🇹🇭

[ankicat]

I was adopted from Bangkok when I was six weeks old, by Swedish parents, that's why I'd like to learn

[boxyblack]

I watch Thai Bl and it help me caught a lot of new words everyday and memories it well

[norasidmohammad]

I’m learning Thai because of BrightWin, Period.

[nikolai]

My wife is Thai. If I don't learn the language my wife and children will plot against me in their native tongue.

[herdingborahae]

I want to learn Thai so I can watch my BL shows without having to solely rely on English subtitles and so I can watch interviews and all the fun things the actors do and know what they are saying.

[fernwang]

I'm learning Thai to watch BL series 🤣

[sanako]

I completely agree that it's worth the extra time learning to read Thai. I absolutely hate the Romanization (pinyin for those learning Chinese) of Thai. It had always thrown me off 😫 Once I learned to read it with the Thai alphabet, learning to speak became much easier! So much easier!

[mewgulfyizhany-bl]

When he's asking why I want to learn thai?
Me: MEWGULF HONEY😂😍🤗💓💖😊

[NJonners]

After living in Thailand for about 8 years and messing around with language courses based on our own alphabet, I discovered a computer based resource, High Speed Thai, in 2013. That re-set the whole thing, starting with only working with Thai alphabet. It took a bit of effort but very quickly the results were really satisfying and empowering. Now back in the UK the last 7 years, any time I go back to Thailand I spend the month before brushing up on that old course and it all comes flooding back. I love it.

[CYNDGUNNR]

I want to learn thai because I like this boy, and his first language is thai. It's so difficult 😭

[chrisdocherty]

I have been learning for years with varying success but Stu Ray Jay's explanation of tones is the simplest, easiest way to learn.

[takeshi_zero]

I'm Thai and I'm now learning English and Spanish. I found his video super inspirational and handy. Thanks for the practical pieces of advice, I would apply them to learn both languages.
P.S. I can tell that his Thai is phenomenal!

[buttaekookie]

I'm learning Thai because I want to enjoy every entertainment exist without no eng sub stopping me. Especially the one that Fluke Natouch and Ohm Thitiwat in it.

[kpoptrash]

I want to learn thai because I like watching thai shows and I also want to take a trip there in the future.

[deluxasmo]

I'm learning Thai cause I wanna live in Thailand

[crondigady]

I’m having a blast learning to read! I have the sounds and almost the tones. I am currently working on increasing fluency. LoveThai

[fover_]

I really wish I knew how I learnt English. Cause now I use it more than my mother language. I never really wrote down anything to learn English but I remember watching videos and stuff and it just came to me. I hope it can happen again with Thai. So far I know a few words and sentences but still gotta work on it a lot. And this video actually made me feel motivated and excited that I can learn it and be fluent, thank you.