Thai · ไทย · AI speaking partner
Thai grammar is gentle: no conjugation, no plurals, no gender on nouns. The sounds are not. Five tones, a long and short version of every vowel, and consonants English does not have. Expats live in Bangkok for a decade on "sawatdee khrap" and pointing.
Your AI partner hears your tones and tells you which one slipped, every day, without judgement, with transliteration on screen so you can speak before you can read. For retirees, for teachers, for the Thai partner’s family.

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Why Thai is hard to speak
"Mai mai mai mai mai" is a real sentence (new wood doesn’t burn, does it?). Tones cannot be learned silently; you say the word, hear which tone came out, and say it again. That loop is Word Mode.
"Khao" short and long are different words. The ear learns the difference by hearing itself corrected.
"Khrap" and "kha" at the end of sentences, and the pronouns that change with the listener. The scenes put you with elders, officials and friends.
Ways to practise Thai
Scenes worth trying in Thai
Five phrases to say today
Say each one out loud now. Then say it to your AI partner, who will tell you how it sounded.
Could you say that again?
I don't quite understand.
What do you recommend?
How much is it?
Thank you very much, the food was delicious.
Questions
Yes. The AI listens to your voice, not a transcript, notes on screen which tone slipped, and Word Mode has you say the word back until it is right.
No. Every word on screen comes with a Latin transliteration, and the practice is spoken. Learn the script alongside if you want to; it is phonetic and takes a week or two.
Yes. You choose the language you already speak at setup (English, Urdu, Hindi, Arabic and 50 more), and explanations in Start from Zero and Word Mode come in it while the practice stays in Thai.
Every module has a free taste with no card. Full access is a one-time payment for 30 days.
Out loud, corrected, in any of 57 languages. No card to start.