Thai Lessons In Liverpool

[suegha]

Does anyone know of anyone offering Thai lessons in or around Liverpool. I have some books and tapes but that is so difficult. I would prefer to supplement 'real' lessons with the books and tapes. Ideally one on one (or one on two, as my wife would also attend).

Thanks

[the scouser]

A'right la,

I'm perhaps not the best placed to give lessons, but if you wish to practise your conversational Thai, I'd be more than happy to meet up for a pint or 2 and have a chat in Thai.

Other than that, I don't know of any official Thai language courses anywhere in Merseyside.

Scouse.

[Simbo]

Does anyone know of anyone offering Thai lessons in or around Liverpool.  I have some books and tapes but that is so difficult.  I would prefer to supplement 'real' lessons with the books and tapes.  Ideally one on one (or one on two, as my wife would also attend).

Thanks

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Try that place on the corner of Shiel road and Warwick street

[StateSix]

Theres a place in Manchester that I used to go to. It was 10 quid an hour when I used to go (about 2 years ago) but it is usually 1.5 hours. Its not bad. Dont know if you want to travel to Manchester on a Saturday afternoon, but if you do I can give you the number and address. It is in the City Centre.

[suegha]

Hi all.

Scouser, I have sent you a PM.

Simbo, I didn't know there was a place on the corner of Shiel road and Warwick street, I'll give it a try.

StateSix, thanks for the reply, however, City centre Manchester on Saturday afternoon would not be possible. I wonder if they would have any other 'local' details of anyone else?

Thanks all

[StateSix]

suegha

I figured it might be a bit of a trek to get there. I will PM you the shop tel no though. Give them a call and they may be able to recommend someone in the Liverpool area.

[Gazza]

Suega, I borrowed the Thai Linguaphone Course Books from Birkenhead library years ago. While not ideal when compared to studying with a Thai teacher, the Linguaphone course would make for very good supplementary material in my opinion.

[Nignoy]

Hi all.

Scouser, I have sent you a PM.

Simbo, I didn't know there was a place on the corner of Shiel road and Warwick street, I'll give it a try.

StateSix, thanks for the reply, however, City centre Manchester on Saturday afternoon would not be possible.  I wonder if they would have any other 'local' details of anyone else?

Thanks all

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Have you tried the Thai Community centre in Frodsham between Runcorn and Helsby, they used to run thai, Laos and Khmer evening classes there, mind you I left the area in 96 and have not been back, best of luck ,Nignoy

[morky]

I could do with something similar myself.

I've sat down with a couple of phrase books and dictionaries, but I can't really motivate myself to learn alone. I know I should try to make conversation with Thai people but it's very rare that I coem across any in Liverpool and even when I do, I'm worried about embarrassing myself.

If anybody knows a place in or near Liverpool that teaches absolute beginner Thai I'd really appreciate a tip off.

Thanks.

[ukbkk]

Hi Morky,

I can talk to you in Thai. If you are interested, please tell me.