Thai lernen einfach gemacht
Dieser Thai Kurs ist für alle die Interesse an Thailand und der Thai Sprache haben. Meine Frau Jo und ich Joerg Uhdinger bringen Dir nach und nach hilfreiche Wörter und Sätze zu verschiedenen Themen bei. Wir probieren dabei so realitätsnah wie möglich zu bleiben und nehmen Redewendungen die man im Alltag hier in Bangkok braucht. Der Kurs ist kostenlos und wir machen das um jedem diese interessante Sprache ein wenig näher zu bringen. Wenn dir der Kurs gefällt kannst Du uns aber gerne eine kleine Spende hinterlassen.Ist es schwer Thai zu lernen?
Thai zu lernen muss nicht kompliziert sein. In der Realität stellt man schnell fest das Thai eigentlich eine recht einfach zu lernende Sprache ist. Sobald man die Betonung richtig hat und über einen Wortschatz von ein paar hundert Wörtern verfügt kann man sich schon gut unterhalten. Die Grammatik in der Thai Sprache ist sehr simpel und so etwas wie Zeiten zum Beispiel gibt es nicht.Wie lerne ich Thai in diesem Kurs
Ich (Joerg) sage einen Satz in Deutsch und meine Frau Jo wiederholt ihn mehrmals in Thai. Danach gehen wir das Ganze nochmal Schritt für Schritt durch damit Du die Betonung nochmal hörst. Wir werden hier alle 10 Tage neue Folgen posten und thaikurs.de nach und nach mit mehr Informationen zu Thailand und dem Leben hier füllen. Wenn Du Anregungen oder Vorschläge hast was wir besser machen können schreib einfach an jo@thaikurs.deWillst Du Thai professionel zu Hause lernen?
Neben meiner Frau hat mir die Sprachsoftware von Rosetta Stone
Customer / User Loyalty Test
June 27th, 2006
After the site was put on line it was promoted in several forums(refer to Appendix E) which were selected according to the target audience. In the forums a thread was opened in the appropriate subcategory starting with a short description of the site and a call for feedback about the site.
28 people responded with their opinion about the site (refer to Appendix F). The first and most important finding was that the concept was considered a ‘good concept’ or ‘unusual’, which are both positive outcomes. The second finding was that five people stated that they like the design, but also five people said that it was not appropriate for the content of the site. Even though only five people supported this point of view, it was the only issue, besides the positive feedback, that was supported by several people.
The first poll in which 17 members participated, confirmed that the site was well received (refer to Appendix G). The second poll, in which 15 members participated, showed a demand for background information about ideas and that the site should deal more with the subject ‘ideas’ overall (7 votes). The second poll also confirmed that the design of the site did not suit the subject (6 votes).
Even though the majority of the feedback was not very detailed, the findings indicated that the visual design of the site was considered inappropriate. The site should also become more focussed on the topic ‘ideas’ by providing background information.
Despite the positive feedback, the number of members increased more slowly than expected.
First time visits to the site reached their peak usually on the day or the day after a forum thread was opened (refer to Appendix E).
A logfile analysis showed that the most visited page of the alpha site was the start page, which was also the news page. It was discovered that the news was the reason for users to visit the site again. That the news was the most popular part of the site was confirmed in November when the go.php page was implemented. This page decrypts encrypted links to articles that were posted in the news and became the most visited in the site.