The Thai foundations.

Counting, prices, phone numbers. 0 to 1,000.

Seven days of the week and twelve months. Essential for plans and bookings.

Thailand's six-period clock. Morning, afternoon, evening, night.

Ten colors for clothes, food, objects. Plus the word for "colored".

Parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts and uncles. Thai family terms tell age and side.

The little grammar trick behind every Thai count. Fifteen you'll actually need.

Low, mid, high, falling, rising. Why Thais don't understand you (yet).

Thai doesn't conjugate verbs. It just drops a time word next to them. Five markers unlock past, present, and future.

ไม่, ไม่ได้, ยังไม่, ไม่เคย. Four negatives that look similar and mean totally different things.

How to compare things: spicier, cheapest, the most delicious noodles on the street.

My friend's brother's car. How ของ glues nouns together and how Thai sentence order actually works.