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Vocabulary · about 4 minutes

Memory Builder

A word here is never just a flashcard. You hear it before you see it, meet it inside a sentence that uses it, and can open any part of it down to its syllables and tones.

No signup. Words and phrases, interleaved.

Today’s Plan puts this first on most days — it is where the words you have met come back before you lose them.

A Thai word with a Play control and four English meanings to choose from, labelled as a word-lane card
You hear the word before you see the choices.

What a round looks like

Hear it, place it in a sentence, then take it apart

01

Every word arrives with a sentence that uses it

Once you have answered, the card shows a real sentence built from words you have already met, with its English and its audio. The sentence breaks into syllables, each carrying its own tone — so a word you just learned is immediately something you can hear inside real Thai.

A Thai vocabulary card with an example sentence broken into five syllable cards, each labelled with its tone
The word, a sentence that uses it, and every syllable in that sentence.
02

Open any word down to its syllables

Tap Syllables and the word comes apart: each syllable with its tone, and the letters Thai leaves out of the spelling filled in faded. Tones are shown only where we have checked them — where the evidence does not settle it, nothing is claimed.

A panel titled Syllables showing a Thai word split into two syllable cards with their tones, unwritten letters shown faded
Faded letters are not written — they are part of how the syllable sounds.
Words + phrases
reviewed in one queue, interleaved
4
confidence grades set your next interval
Audio
on every word and every sentence
~4 min
a typical review block

Where these words come from

Reading practice is where the words you are reviewing turn into sentences you can read without help.

Thai reading practice

Say them, not just recognise them

Pronunciation Loops takes a phrase you know and drills the saying of it, with the same syllable breakdown underneath.

Pronunciation Loops