Thai Vocab: Learn Thai

Become the one who actually speaks Thai. Words, native audio & real dinner-table conversations. 10 minutes a day. One-time purchase, no subscription.

This isn't tourist Thai. No phrasebook stuff. This is the real deal: 10 minutes a day, words that actually stick.

Build a streak, watch the words pile up. At the next dinner, you'll start picking things up. Three months in, your expat friends will be asking how you did it.

One-time purchase. No subs, no ads, no trackers. Works offline. Own your Thai learning, for good.

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This is for you if your partner is Thai, you spend weekends at the dinner table with their friends, and you're sick of catching only 30% of the conversation. You're not a total beginner—you already know "sawatdii" and "khop khun" and you're ready for the next 4,000 words.

What you get:

· 300 Beginner words, free forever—yours the second you open the app. · A 7-Day Survival Pack—master 35 essential words in one week, a free taste of the next level. · 4,274 words across 4 levels: Beginner → Survival → Conversational → Fluent. · Native Thai audio for every word—clear, gentle voice, like a patient tutor. · Paiboon romanization with tones—the only system that actually shows all 5 tones. · An ear-training listening quiz: 20 questions per session. You hear pure Thai, you pick the right meaning. · A daily streak + a "words learned" counter. The two trophies that turn learning into your new identity. · "Word of the Day" notifications, on your schedule. Tap to see the word. No spam. · Translations in 16 languages: Français, English, Deutsch, Español, Italiano, Português, Nederlands, Polski, 한국어, 简体中文, Tiếng Việt, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Melayu, Türkçe, العربية, עברית. · iCloud Sync—your streak follows you across all your Apple devices and within your family. · One-time purchase for lifetime access. Family Sharing enabled. · No ads, no subscriptions, no trackers. Works offline after install.

ThaiVocab won't promise you fluency in a month. It promises you'll be the one in your friend group who actually learned Thai—quietly, day by day. The kind of progress people notice.