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Reader question: Does anyone know a good school (Korat) where I can learn Thai?

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31 August 2020

Dear readers,

Does anyone know a good school in the Korat area where I can learn the Thai language?

Regards,

Jeans

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2 Responses to “Reader Question: Does anyone know a good school (Korat) where I can learn Thai?”

  1. Dree says up
    31 August 2020 to 08: 49

    I've been to Central Plaza but you have to be good at English now I'm learning it now via the internet because I have it there in Dutch and it's also much cheaper, if you're interested I can inform you more my mail is [email protected]
    Central Plaza is the name of the school
    https://www.facebook.com/pages/Windsor-Language-School/397560097266715

  2. doenoschool says up
    31 August 2020 to 13: 12

    Certainly in those regions there will be very few schools with offerings. Better look for a private tutor - they don't even have to be more expensive, sometimes even cheaper per hour. But looking for someone will take more time - not every teacher knows how to deal with such an older farang in a teachable manner. In general, Thai teachers are not notable for their extensive knowledge of didactics. AND as already said: you will have to know at least reasonably good English yourself. And also think carefully about what you actually expect from it: daily colloquial language, news on TV, only understanding or also speaking fluently, etc.


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