Big progress in Thai doesn’t come from huge study sessions, it comes from small, consistent daily habits. Here are five you can start today:

1. Speak Out Loud Every Day

Even if it’s just a few sentences, say them out loud. Try talking to yourself, repeating phrases from a TV show, or summarizing your day in Thai.

2. Write One Sentence in Thai

Keep a notebook and write one new Thai sentence each day. Over a month, that’s 30 sentences you’ve created yourself.

3. Listen While Doing Chores

Play Thai music, podcasts, or YouTube videos in the background. Even if you don’t understand everything, your brain gets used to the sounds and tones.

4. Review Old Notes for 5 Minutes

Instead of always chasing new words, spend a few minutes reviewing what you already learned. This strengthens your foundation.

5. Learn a “Word of the Day”

Pick one new word daily and try to use it in at least two sentences. Over a year, that’s 365 new words you’ll actually remember.

These small steps don’t take much time, but combined, they create steady progress that adds up fast.