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[sanji06]

Sawadeekhrap, my name is Jeffrey and I've noticed many friends here have difficulties in the thai language.
 It has also alerted me that many of us are using thai disco lingos to communicate. However, such thai disco lingos are as broken as our "singlish" and is limited to usage in thai discos only.
I'm looking for a teacher who's willing to teach a group of students who are passionate about the thai language and culture.
I'm already running a Korean language class every Sunday evening at Kembangan plaza for a while now and I assure you of convenient and comfortable amenities at my office.
Instead of learning the language solely for party purposes, why not learn to embrace the culture and language of thailand in an appropriate manner?
Interested teachers, pls message me.

[si geena]

The thing is take the brother out of the disco, out of the booming music, out of the presence of pretty girls, and the brother is not too interested in the daily grind of acquiring a new language.

I've seen lots of classes, they all start with 20 students, but by the end of the course, only 5-6 remain.

I may be putting myself out here as possible flamebait, but if you're passionate enough, you'll be able to find the resources to acquire the language. The resources are everywhere in the online world. But so many brothers just want to say the cute things, and fail to see the true value of acquiring a new language.

I wish you success.