Do you think Thai language is difficult to learn?

The language, with its seemingly curlicue letters may look difficult at first glance, but with language apps, Youtube videos, and lessons via Skype, learning Thai is actually quite easy, and it’s highly recommended and possible to learn the language before setting foot in Southeast Asia.

What are the most difficult thing about learning a foreign language?

Consistency & Making It a Routine. Once you set your expectation straight, learning a language is more time-consuming than it’s hard. That’s why consistency is likely the hardest thing to achieve for most language learners.

Why can’t Thai people Thai students speak English well?

Other causes that would be a problem of why some Thai students cannot speak English is partly because of vocabulary, as most of them have a difficultly in spelling (nearly 50\%). The second is pronunciation by 24.3\%, then a problem of meaning by 20.6\%. And the last one is word collocation by 6.4\%.

Is Thailand fluent in English?

The short answer to this is that English is not very widely spoken in Thailand, with only around a quarter of the population speaking English and many of these only to a very basic degree. Some English is taught in Thai schools but many Thais don’t use it often enough to become really fluent or proficient in it.

Is Thailand good in English?

According to the latest EF English Proficiency Index (EF EPI), Thailand fell 10 spots in the global rankings of non-native English-speaking countries. It currently languishes in the Very Low Proficiency group with a ranking of 74th out of 100 countries. (In 2018, it was ranked 64th out of 88 countries.)

Why is the Thai language so difficult to learn?

Thai is a toner language like Chinese, but it is written in their own Sanskrit alphabet. If you like in that area for sometime, you will pick it up. Not too difficult. Originally Answered: Why Thai language is so difficult? The Thai language is not difficult at all.

Why should you take Thai lessons?

They are all essential for learning Thai. Being in a foreign country can be difficult, but learning the language makes you feel more connected to the environment around you, even if it seems scary and impossible. Don’t forget to check out a free 60-minute 1:1 online class with a private Thai teacher.

Does Thai have a grammar?

Thai has a grammar, yes, but an exceedingly simple one. When I was learning Thai, I was struck by how simple its grammar is compared to English (not to mention French which, by the way, many English speakers find impossibly difficult).

Why does the Japanese language have no diphthongs?

The Japanese language seems to have no diphthongs — combinations of two adjacent vowel sounds within the same syllable (ex. glooay, “banana” in Thai) — which Thai has in abundance. And certain Thai vowels are especially challenging for Japanese learners. Vowel length is not an alien concept to English speakers.