Listeners, how do you use your iPad, iPhone or iPod to learn Thai? Leave a comment by 9/17 to win free apps! We’ll contact the winners when the contest closes! And remember, our all iPad apps are 50% off for a limited time!

I just came across this now. I've been using my iPad to kitten to shows but also found some nice apps to practice writing in Thai. I think that while I'm an absolute beginner I am at a point where I need to learn to read in order to make real progress.

Hi Pooneem,

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Thank you very much.

Hi, great - that was an easy one, but I guess it'll become more difficult as the community grows :-)

How do we claim the apps?

Cheers,

Pooneem

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I love word power on my iphone because it includes 2000 words including writing in the original script as well as the correct prononciation by a native speacker. hope the ipad version will soon have the sam number of words like the iphone version!

Hi,

with the iPhone/iPod my basic focus for learning is on the audio part while travelling. Waiting at the airport, riding on a train or even in the car is a good opportunity for me to listen to the lessons, spending my time effectively.

As for the visuals (videos, lessons notes, flashcards etc), when there is a higher focus needed than just listening and when readability is an issue, I think their usage will boost with an iPad on the move.

Pooneem.