Phrasebooks
Thai for the situation you are standing in
Grouped by where you will need them rather than by grammar. Every phrase has a native recording, because a phrase you cannot pronounce is not a phrase you have.
Five books so far: greetings, introducing yourself, ordering food, 7-Eleven, and taxis. Those are the first-week situations. Pharmacy, hotel and directions sit in the course and will get their own books when they are pulled out.
If you want the phrases inside a sequence, with review, rather than as a list to cram, start the free lessons.
After one word rather than a situation? How to say it in Thai takes them one at a time.
Thai phrases for 7-Eleven
The 7-Eleven transaction in Thai: no bag, heat it up, paying by card, and the numbers for the total. Four answers get you through the whole thing.
Thai greetings and politeness
Hello, thank you, sorry and yes in Thai, with the ครับ / ค่ะ rule explained and a native recording on every phrase. The smallest set of Thai that changes how people treat you.
Introducing yourself in Thai
Say your name, ask for theirs, say where you are from and answer "how are you" in Thai. With a native recording on every phrase and the ผม / ฉัน rule explained.
Thai phrases for taxis and getting around
The Thai you need in a taxi: asking for the meter, giving directions, and understanding the fare. Every phrase has a native recording.
Thai phrases for ordering food
The Thai you need at a restaurant or street stall: ordering, asking for it not spicy, drinks without ice, and paying. Every phrase has a native recording.