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I teach Thai Language and Culture in Utrecht

By Submitted Message
Posted in Calls
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November 16 2014

Are you planning to visit our beautiful Thailand, emigrate, work as an expat or do you want to be able to communicate? I am a qualified teacher with extensive experience and I am looking for motivated students who are interested in our beautiful culture.

Language and culture are closely linked, so I always give a combination of both, I emphasize reading and writing and the history of our beautiful country and the Thai language.

I give both group and private lessons at every level in a relaxed environment at my home.

The aim is to transfer knowledge quickly and productively. With the private lessons I can draw up a lesson plan based on need, availability and interest.

In one semester (10 lessons), learn to communicate in Thai, learn to read and write and discover the rich history and culture of our country.

Khru Tjaa
(Khruu means teacher and Tjaa is my nickname.)

www.thanutdom.com

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9 Responses to “I teach Thai Language and Culture in Utrecht”

  1. Sjaak says up
    16 November 2014 at 11: 25

    After 10 lessons I could introduce myself, order food and ask for directions, etc
    Now working on learning to read and write Thai, this is less easy but fun!
    Nice and casual atmosphere with good results for me
    Kruu Tjaa is a good teacher for me

    • Khru Tha says up
      16 November 2014 at 17: 16

      Thank you so much Khun Sjaak! A good teacher alone is not enough, you also work very hard to get the results. My compliments. Khru Tha

  2. Cornelis says up
    16 November 2014 at 12: 04

    Utrecht is a bit too far away, otherwise I would definitely be interested in taking these classes!

    • Khru Tha says up
      16 November 2014 at 17: 20

      Khop khun kha Khun Cornelis, thank you for your interest. Khru Tjaa.

  3. Jacques says up
    16 November 2014 at 12: 54

    Hi Khru Tjaa,

    Can you also say something about the prices? In itself I am interested and Utrecht is within reach.
    However, go for 3 months in January. towards Chiang Mai so that would only be possible from May. Are there also possibilities to take lessons in CM?

    Sincerely,

    Jacques

    • Khru Tha says up
      16 November 2014 at 17: 27

      Khan Jacques,

      Thank you for your interest. The prices are detailed on my website http://www.thanutdom.com. I have the address of a good teacher in Chiang Mai for you.

      Can you contact me by email.

      Yours faithfully,

      Khruu Yaa

      • Lex K. says up
        16 November 2014 at 23: 35

        Dear Khru Jaa,

        It's probably just me, but I couldn't find any price on your site, could you be so kind as to share your prices?

        Thanks in advance,

        Lex K.

        Dick van der Lugt: Your comment has been brought to the attention of khruu Jaa. The prices are listed, but are hard to find. Edward is going to do something about it, he emailed me.

  4. lex k. says up
    17 November 2014 at 23: 08

    Dear Dick and others,

    The site has indeed already been adjusted, (really fast response) the prices are now indeed a lot easier to find, now that they are under a separate heading, my thanks for this and this will certainly help me with my choice.

    With thanks

    Lex K.

    • Khru Tha says up
      18 November 2014 at 00: 33

      You're welcome Lex. (There was an error in the website, it has been fixed and the menu has changed.)


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