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Is AAA Thai Language School a good option for learning Thai?

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Mar 6, 2023
2 years ago
Miguel *******
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My Girlfriend would love to learn Thai I found the AAA Thai language school online is that a good school ? Has anyone taken their intensive program ?
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The user inquires about the credibility of AAA Thai language school and whether anyone has experience with its intensive program. Comments suggest exploring ALA, Duke, and Rak Thai as alternatives, while one individual shares their recent experience after studying there for two months, highlighting the option for both online and in-person classes.
Vili *********
I just finish study at AAA school, was study for 2 month. They have online class which was always after noon and if you want in person it was in the morning. I choose in person. Ask me more in comment what you want to know. Your gf know thai did she ever study?
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Emilie *********
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@Vili ********
 - I am looking into AAAThai. I was wondering if they gave homework and if you needed to do a lot of work or study outside the 3 hours a day?
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Vili *********
@Emilie ********
 no they give homework like write 5 question and 5 answers its 5 or 10 min work
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Chan ******
@Vili ********
 By the way, do you know if any schoolmates take leave and back to their home country during the study？ Just wondering is that all of them will not return to their home country during the year. Thank you
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Vili *********
For me was good teacher will speak only thai there will be no english conversation. I mean you can ask english but they will reply thai which was good for me because i know many words already but if you dont know anything can be a little tricky. Also teachers was good for me. I study speaking level 1 and 2. Every day you will be speaking and practice with your classmates. There is 1 thing for me that i dont like is that every school they will teach you formal thai which is good if you dont know anything but for me i like informal talking because 99% of time i speak with thai friends.
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@Vili ********
 : Thank you so much.
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@Vili ********
 What is your experience in study in AAA? Is it good please?
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Phil ********
Not familiar with AAA but...

other top three schools listed here in alphabetical order.

Look into ALA, Duke, and Rak Thai schools.

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