http://www.thai2english.com

http://www.thai-language.com

http://longdo.ex.nii.ac.jp

http://lexitron.nectec.or.th

http://www.siamdic.com

Please post other dictionaries, if and when you find them and I will add them to this list.

Cheers,

RDN.

http://suparsit.com/index1.php

anyhow .. sometime , after translated from translator programs , sentence does not make sense

Bambi

http://cyberdict.com/dict/search_PROC.asp

At the bottom of this page there are some useful links....

http://www.omniglot.com/writing/thai.htm

http://www.ethaimusic.com/dictionary/index.html

Everything you need to install Thai<>English translation tools within Firefox. (Combines a number of posts in this forum, plus downloadable files courtesy of RDN.)

http://rubberbucket.com/conquery/conquery.html

Everything you need to install Thai<>English translation tools within Firefox. (Combines a number of posts in this forum, plus downloadable files courtesy of RDN.)

http://rubberbucket.com/conquery/conquery.html

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Excellent page, Mac! Thanks for the work you put into it.

Everything you need to install Thai<>English translation tools within Firefox. (Combines a number of posts in this forum, plus downloadable files courtesy of RDN.)

http://rubberbucket.com/conquery/conquery.html

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Excellent page, Mac! Thanks for the work you put into it.

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Oooo, that's good... cheers guys...

totster

Hi everyone! :-)

The Conquery plug-ins for FireFox are great, but if any of you are Mac users and prefer to use Safari, you might be interested in what looks to be a really good plug-in that offers similar functions for Safari.

It's called "AcidSearch", and you can read about it at http://www.pozytron.com/acidsearch

Installation is really easy. I was also able to set up search "channels" for thai2english.com and thai-language.com in a few seconds, and it seems to work great. I haven't noticed any problems yet. You can run the search from the search box in the Safari toolbar, or by selecting a word on a web page and right-clicking (or control-clicking, if you don't have a multi-button mouse).

In my own humble opinion, it's well worth a look. I hope it is of some help to other Mac users.

PS: there's another one, called Inquisitor, but it didn't look to have the same feature set as AcidSearch. Inquisitor, for example, it doesn't have a contextual menu option (maybe one day!), and the documentation isn't as good. But if anyone wants to check it out as well, you can find it at http://www.inquisitorx.com/

http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Thai/home_page/dictionaries.htm

There are two dictionaries here. One an on-line interactive version and one an html version which you can download to your PC. Gives examples and links to sound files. Excellent resource.

Would be nice to know what dictionary it is based on or if they have compiled it themselves.

Hi everyone

When I mentioned that Mac users might like to use an extension for Safari called "AcidSearch" (see my post above), I forgot to mention one of the absolutely coolest things that is possible with it.

You see, if you use AcidSearch to set Safari's default search engine to an online dictionary like "Thai2English", you can quickly look up words from within any other program that uses Mac OS Services ... such as word-processors like Pages, TextEdit, Mellel, Nisus Writer and the like (unfortunately, though of course somewhat predictably, this doesn't include Microsoft Word). Depending on what other programs you use, it might also include things like your mail client (Mail, for example) or any other program that is service-aware.

All you need to do is select a word, and then choose "Search with Google" from either the Services menu or with some programs the right-click (or control-click) contextual menu. It works because the service "Search with Google" really means nothing more than "Search with the Engine that Safari uses for Searches" ... which is now changed to something like Thai2English.com

For those Mac users among you who might be interested, why not go back to my earlier post, download and install AcidSearch, and try this process for yourselves. Like me, you might find it an extremely useful technique! :-)

Here's one not listed yet.

Thai English Dictionary

http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/...ish/index1.html

I came across the English-Thai 'Highlight Dictionary' at http://www.thaiware.com/main/info.php?id=3342.

I think it's for Thais learning English, rather than foreigners learning Thai (since the explanations are in Thai), but students of the Thai language may also find it useful.

I came across the English-Thai 'Highlight Dictionary' at http://www.thaiware.com/main/info.php?id=3342.

I think it's for Thais learning English, rather than foreigners learning Thai (since the explanations are in Thai), but students of the Thai language may also find it useful.

Thanks mate, that's precisely what I was looking for...

Thanks to all for these.

Learning Thai is really difficult, but thanks to such Websites, one can benefit from electronical

help. Cool stuff. thanks!

PS/ Try to learn Thai if you life here, you will be a winner: