July 3, 201115 yr These are 2 of the programs I used. In addition Rosetta Stone thai helps to read but does not teach the alphabet. The "learning script" not only shows how to write each character but a native speaker voices each one. There is matching spoken letter to written letter. Pantip Plaza and other IT centers should have these disks. I posted scanned covers. I never learned the english transliteration spellings as they seemed a waste of time. Also some course make creative associations with letters of the alphabet but I find learning the associations are more time consuming then just drumming the alphabet into your head. Once you are familiar with the alphabet you will see similarities between many letters. Some have internal circles, others have external circles. Some are like combining 2 different letters to create a new letter. You must be focused and disciplined to learn this as to learn anything in life. Edited July 3, 201115 yr by atyclb
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