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ThaiPod101's Live YouTube Channel
Learning a new language is hard, you need a lot of repeated exposure to the same words to make them stick. Here's the trick I use. I open ThaiPod101's live channel and let it run in the background while I do something else. For example, I can have it open while cooking dinner or tidying up. Even if I look at the screen only occasionally, I still get the benefits of being repeatedly exposed to Thai vocabulary. This works particularly well in combination with other learning methods. If you have a smart TV or a Chromecast, you can even play it on your TV instead of regular TV channels. The channel runs 24/7 and replays ThaiPod101 lessons.
Italki
Italki is a platform connecting language teachers, mostly native speakers, with students. You can book, pay, and schedule your classes directly through their website. The classes are one on one, just you and the teacher, and conducted over a video call. I used Italki successfully before going to Thailand for the first time. My wife who is Thai gave me an Italki gift card. There are plenty of teachers to chose from and the rates are affordable. You'll pay anywhere from $10 to about $20 for a class.
Thai Cuisine
Really spicy. Plenty of fresh ingredients and lots of variety. Famous for tom yum, pad thai, and curries.
Thai Tea
The Thai staple. What can be better than a cold iced tea on a hot afternoon in Chiang Mai? Although they often make them too sweet so I always ask for no added sugar.
Drops
Drops is a language learning app similar to Duolingo, except it has many of the languages that Duolingo doesn't support, such as Thai. It mostly focuses on teaching you new words, with a catalogue of 2,000+ words divided into categories. It comes with exercises to help you improve your reading, listening, and writing skills. It's a bit light on grammar but is a good place to pick up some basic words and learn to make simple sentences.
Bangkok, Thailand
The new digital nomad favorite. A world-class metropolis. Fun and exciting. Affordable. Easy to reach by plane. It's not all rosy, though, air quality could be better and it's not really a walkable city.
Duolingo
Duolingo doesn't need to be introduced - it's just the biggest and most well-know free app for language learners. They have a comprehensive Mandarin Chinese course that teaches you vocabulary, grammar, tones, characters and pinyin. It's worth a try, especially for beginner learners.
THunt
THunt.ai is a comprehensive solution designed to enhance your selling experience on Temu by providing invaluable data analysis and supplier search tools. THunt.ai empowers sellers by offering a suite of free tools that streamline the process of finding, analyzing, and optimizing product listings on Temu, enabling them to boost sales and improve their market strategy. This allows for a more efficient workflow, making it easier to stay ahead of the competition and maximize profits.
Red Bull TV: Watch Live Events
Watchi live Redbull events and extreme sports movies and clips. Watch motorsports, skiing, skateboarding, surfing, climbing, Formula 1 and many, many more.
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Eric Cao
VidAU empowers you to create engaging multilingual videos with realistic avatars using just product links or descriptions.