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Twelve lessons in order: the consonant classes, the vowels, the tone rules, and the words that use them.

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First Consonants — Mid Class

Start with the 9 mid-class consonants: ก จ ฎ ฏ ด ต บ ป อ

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1First Consonants — Mid ClassStart with the 9 mid-class consonants: ก จ ฎ ฏ ด ต บ ป อ
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2Greetings & Introductionsbuilds on earlier lessonsLearn essential Thai greetings and how to introduce yourself
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3High Class Consonantsbuilds on earlier lessonsMaster the 11 high-class consonants: ข ฃ ฉ ฐ ถ ผ ฝ ศ ษ ส ห
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4Short Vowelsbuilds on earlier lessonsLearn the short vowel sounds and their positions
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5Numbers 1-10builds on earlier lessonsCount from 1 to 10 in Thai
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6Tens & Large Numbersbuilds on earlier lessonsCount past ten: the tens, then hundred, thousand, ten thousand, hundred thousand and million
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7Low Class Consonantsbuilds on earlier lessonsComplete the alphabet with the 24 low-class consonants
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8Long Vowelsbuilds on earlier lessonsLearn the long vowel sounds and compound vowels
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9Colors & Familybuilds on earlier lessonsLearn color names and family member vocabulary
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10Thai Tone Rulesbuilds on earlier lessonsUnderstand the 5 tones and how consonant class affects them
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11Food & Drinksbuilds on earlier lessonsOrder food and drinks in Thai
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12Common Verbs & Actionsbuilds on earlier lessonsLearn essential Thai verbs for everyday communication
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13Useful Phrases & Travelbuilds on earlier lessonsEssential phrases for traveling in Thailand
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