Hello everyone, I am looking for a stand alone PC thai - eng - thai dictionary.

Looking up the words in my small dictionary is rather tiresome, and the words are so small. would much rather be able to bash a few keys to find out the meanings of words / translations.

Can anyone point me in the right direction (preferably free!)???

thanks

Hello everyone, I am looking for a stand alone PC thai - eng - thai dictionary.

Looking up the words in my small dictionary is rather tiresome, and the words are so small. would much rather be able to bash a few keys to find out the meanings of words / translations.

Can anyone point me in the right direction (preferably free!)???

thanks

I always use this one

http://www.thai2english.com/

you can type in either English or Thai and can enter phrases.

Admittedly it's not standalone, but good if you have the Internet

Edited November 5, 200817 yr by Artamus

Stand alone free Lexitron. If you register, there are a number of versions available for download.

Stand alone for a price.

J.D. Domnern Garden and Wannapok Sathienpong Thai-English Dictionary, 3rd Edition

thai-language.com comments:

One of the great features of this Thai-English dictionary is the extensive set of appendices including common and scientific names of plants, fish, birds, and other animals; geographic names; military and police ranks; Thai government organizations; financial institutions; and public universities. The latest update contains many terms and phrases not included in previous editions. This newest edition of the Donmern-Sathienpong dictionary (hardback) comes complete with a CD-ROM containing all the entries in the 3rd edition. In addition a right mouse click produces pronunciation of words and definitions in Thai and English. The entire CD can be downloaded to your computer. Although the hardcover dictionary is Thai-English, the CD can be searched in either language.

You can find this dictionary in many book stores in Bangkok.

Good luck!

So Sethaputra dictionary is popular and the one I use. Actually the one that most Thai's at work use also. It's now called ThaiSoftware Dictionary and can be found here > http://www.dcothai.com/product_info.php?products_id=465. Cost 250 Baht

thanks guys, I'll check them out.