Best way to learn Thai locked in my house for 1 year?

[Grawburg]

Hey everyone. I will be taking a job in a corner of the world where I will not be able to leave my office compound due to safety issues - for 1 year. Since I'll need a hobby, I want to get my Thai up to the next level.

Right now with my Thai skills, I can get around town, order food, give basic directions, a read a street sign or two, but I want to improve.

I will have an internet conenction so any talking with people in Thai will have to be done via skype or the like.

I've tried Rosetta Stone, but I don't like the format. Any suggestions on what method/company I could use for the year?

[eeeya]

take a look at glossika if you already know a few thousand words

[ezzra]

I got most of my Thai talking to bar girls would you believe, those days I had the stemma and vigour

to go all night and still learn pigeon Thai, today, all I have left with is the Thai, which by now,

it has improved quite good....

[Briggsy]

You need to take someone into that compound with you. Oh yeah.

Edited August 26, 2015 by Briggsy

[CaptHaddock]

skype lessons with a qualified teacher in Thailand.

[stoneyboy]

skype lessons with a qualified teacher in Thailand.

Which may not be possible given working location,time difference etc.

[Grawburg]

Thanks folks...long-haired dictionary is not an option. Not sure that would go over too well with the wife and kids.

Looking into glossika. Skype is possible depending on internet speed. Only a 4 hour time difference b/w work and LOS so if the speed works that could be an option.

Luckily, I'm back to BKK in 2 weeks for 15 days of Thai practice and Thai food!!!

eeya - good chuwit avatar!

Edited August 27, 2015 by Grawburg