I saw this video online and found it to be very funny. I believe this is an old video. In Thailand, we often go back to visit family during the Songkran holiday. I often describe the Thai New Year as something similar to Thanksgiving or Christmas, but with a water fight. Honestly, when one gets older than 20, it is less likely that they will participate in the water fight. I still fondly remember being in Chiang Mai as a kid, playing around the moat.
I started working with Kelcie in the fall of 2024, and she has made huge progress. I think what works well for my most recent students is their ability to immerse themselves in the language by watching a lot of YouTube videos and studying beyond class time. I am really proud of my Thai language students who are doing well despite not being in Thailand.
Here is what Kelcie said about our lessons!
“Titcha is a fantastic teacher! She perfectly balances structured learning and cultural context with casual conversation. This helps students understand the foundations of Thai while hearing and learning how to use the language naturally and colloquially. She also adapts well to each student’s individual learning style which goes a long way in making classes fun, informative, and productive. Highly recommend!”
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