Product Description
by Gael Eucat-Jones (Author)
The Thai is an alphabetical language, which is read and written from left to right and from top to bottom as English. The learning of the alphabet, the consonants and the vowels, which have their peculiarities, must be methodically made. The Thai is also a syllabic language, which makes necessary a precise and progressive approach of the various types of syllables and tones on which they are pronounced. The book is divided into three parts, the lessons themselves with numerous examples, more than 60 corrected exercises with their correct versions, and a writing part, which allows learning to write. Certainly, one of the most complete books on the subject, written in a simple way.t
Author Biography
Born in Brest, France, to a father of Corsican ancestry and a Briton mother of British origin, Gael Eucat-Jones was predestined to travel the world. A solid classical education lead him to higher studies in management and finance. However, he started his active life in the world of music, at the bottom of the scale, passionate as he was by rock and pop that were all the rage in the 70s. He quickly became director of companies managing Artists and Writers' rights in London. His activity involved incessant travel between Paris, London and Berlin but also throughout Europe. With success helping, he traveled the United States of America where business was successful. After ten years, tired, he left the world of music to exercise the profession that should have been his original one, that of administrative and financial director. The demon of music tightened him again and he could not help, in the early 90s, to reconnect with his former professional loves. The world and the markets had changed a lot. It is towards Asia that he turned first. Between several journeys in Japan, Korea and other countries, he discovered Thailand where he decided to settle down gradually. He now lives in Bangkok He is a great lover of literature of all kinds, he read thousands of books and when he had time, he took notes. His first publication relates to his fourth life, that of professor. Trilingual French, English, German, he studied Thai with passion. He has already published several books in Thai for Thai students learning foreign languages and he is writing books namely about the Thai language.
