Thai language
Thai, formerly known as Siamese, is the official language of Thailand, with around 60 million speakers. Its grammar is simple, with no plurals, genders or conjugations.
Its main difficulty lies in its non-Latin alphabet and five distinct tones (neutral, ascending, descending, high and low).
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Learn Thai in Toulouse
Want to discover Thai language? With Phasa Thai, learn Thai in Toulouse thanks to courses adapted to all levels. Master the alphabet, tonal pronunciation and the basics needed to travel or live in Thailand.
Immerse yourself in Thai language with a friendly, step-by-step approach!
Learn Thai in Thaïlande
Learning Thai in Thailand is the best way to make rapid progress thanks to total immersion. Many schools offer courses to suit all levels, whether in Bangkok, Chiang Mai or Pattaya.
Daily practice with the locals facilitates the assimilation of tones and writing, making learning more natural and effective.
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Presentation of missions, actions carried out in the field, testimonials and results achieved.
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Overview of current humanitarian actions, feedback and objectives.
Partnerships
Highlighting established partnerships to promote collaborations that support our humanitarian actions.
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Our Volunteer Initiatives
Muay Thai
Thai boxing, or muay-thai, is a combat sport originally created for the Thai military. In the West, it is classed as one of the most competitive fist-fighting styles. Thai boxing has its origins in muay boran…
Thai massage
Over 2,500 years old, traditional Thai massage is also known as Nouat Boran in the Thai language. This relaxing massage has its origins in Shiatsu, Taoist massage, Indian Ayurvedic massage and Yoga…
Thai dance
Traditional Thai dance is both graceful and elegant, and takes many distinct forms. From different types of dance to costumes and more, here’s a brief history and basics of traditional Thai dance…
They share their experience
Heartfelt encounter in Bangkok
Very good association that I met in Bangkok. A lot of heart and great projects for Thai children.
An act of solidarity for education
😇This morning, with Au Coeur du Siam, we donated toys, clothes, diapers and other essential items to the Bueng Kan Special Education Center.
Frequently asked questions
What missions does Au Coeur du Siam offer?
- The first volunteer assignment would be to join a center in Bangkok.
Here, children are taught art, music and English. - The second volunteer assignment would be to look after an MJC in northeast Thailand.
You'll be asked to set up fun and educational activities for the children.
In addition, you'll be in charge of giving English lessons in a school close to the MJC.
What are the requirements for humanitarian missions?
- Join the association (free membership)
- Have a B1 level of English for the 1st mission, but only a school level for the 2nd.
- Experience with children (professional or personal)
What is the minimum duration of volunteer assignments?
The second volunteer mission in north-east Thailand requires a minimum of 2 months' availability.
Is there a membership fee to become a volunteer?
Do I have obligations as an active volunteer?
Contact us
Address in France
11 Clos du Gardon, 31170 Tournefeuille
Address in Thailand
Phon Charoen, Bueng Kan, Thailand
aucoeurdusiam@gmail.com
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