สวัสดีครับ · สวัสดีค่ะ
Thai for parents in Thailand
Short everyday phrases for talking to teachers, neighbours and shop staff — with native audio, pronunciation feedback and tone practice.
Why “Khrap & Kha”?
Thai speakers end almost every sentence with a polite particle: men say ครับ (khráp), women say ค่ะ (khâ). Khrap&Kha asks who is speaking and puts the right words — and the right voice — into every phrase, so you sound natural from day one.
What’s inside
Phrases that fit you
Particles and the word “I” match your gender: ครับ or ค่ะ, ผม or ฉัน.
Native audio
Every phrase is voiced by native Thai speakers and works offline after the first listen.
Pronunciation score
Say the phrase and get a score for each word, with missed and unclear words highlighted.
See your tones
Your melody and the speaker’s on one chart, the tone of every syllable and a match score.
Read it your way
Thai script, transliteration with tone marks, plus Cyrillic or Chinese reading aids.
Grammar, simply
Short notes on polite particles, questions, negation, time and the five tones.
Topics
Screenshots
Made for families
Khrap&Kha is for parents who moved to Thailand: pick up your child from school, tell the teacher your child is sick, ask a neighbour where they’re from or order food without spice. The interface is available in English, Russian and Chinese.