Looking For A Thai Language Tutor

[popmybubble]

Does anyone know of any tutors or classes held in the north east of England? I've tried internet searches to no avail and don't really know where else to ask.

[WujouMao]

I'm in Peterborough and i cant find nowt either

[Buzby]

There are several Thai temples in the UK. Maybe if one is local to you it would be worth a visit or contact.

http://www.thai-uk.org/living-in-UK.htm

Good luck

[podge]

I lived in the North East before I moved to Thailand, I couldn't find any professional tutors either. I started learning from a book/CD from library, but didn't really get it until I came here & could speak & listen to Thai people.

Its probably best to learn from a book & practise with a Thai person - maybe try advertising in paper or colleges/unis for someone to help you. Its not ideal, as they won't know how to teach you properly, but you could learn the basics. If you're going to move here, I would advise learning to read & write as early as possible - it really helps.

Lots of good websites available too, listed on language forum somewhere.

Chok Dee (Good Luck!)

[popmybubble]

Thanks for the advice.

I contacted a local thai cafe and the owner actually does classes so I'm going for my first lesson next Saturday so excited... haha