truax503

Glad to see that this has turned into such a lively discussion. From my point of view, when I travel outside of my country I feel as though I must do as much as possible to disprove the stereotype of arrogant, self absorbed American. One of the ways I do this is to try to learn the language and culture of the place I'm traveling. Since I hope to return to Thailand many many more times, it seems to make sense to invest some time trying to learn the language. Thanks to those who offered names & websites of places to start. I've heard good things about the Pimsleur method, so I might

I'm wondering if anyone has any successfull programs/strategies used for learning the Thai language. Looking to get some basic "conversation level" instruction. Not trying to become a masater of the language or anything.