This article was originally posted on WomenLearnThai.com.
Stu’s impressive multilingual presentation…
In case you’ve missed it, this week on WLT has been back-to-back Stu Jay Raj:
- Monday: Stuart (Stu) Jay Raj: Interview Part One
- Wednesday: Stuart (Stu) Jay Raj: Interview Part Two
- Friday: Successful Thai Language Learners: Stuart (Stu) Jay Raj
And if you live in Thailand, then you’ll know that it’s been HOT HOT HOT this week. Trying to keep cool, I’ve been hiding out under the AC, spending a bit of my time poking around on the Internet. Along the way I rediscovered a couple of Stu’s YouTube videos (below).
And as videos are the next best thing to seeing Stu in person… well… you know…
Stu has fabulous videos on YouTube (I can watch for hours). So if you are unsure where to go next, head to his YouTube channel: stujaystujay
Side note: I was lucky to have the Stu Jay Raj experience early on. And in listening to his videos, I’m thinking that it was a mixture of Benjawan, David, and Stu who convinced me that learning to read Thai early is the way to go. It took me a bit to find a teacher who agreed, but I got there in the end. And for me, I agree too.
Hi Kenneth, your questions are obviously directed to Stu, so I’ve alerted him about your queries.
There is little doubt in my mind that you impress many that come in contact with your abilities and teaching practices.
I am no different, or if I am, I am more impressed than most.
Keeping it short for you are obviously a very busy person, I live in Thailand and am Married to a thai Lady.
Living up in Nakhon Ratchisima makes it difficult for me to find any one that teaches and speaks English at the same time.
If you have a systematic bundle that you sell, can you please let me know.
I am 68 years of age and I know the memory starts to blurr with age,,,in your opinion do you see this as a problem when learning a language.
Thanking you in anticipation of you reply and assistance
Sincerely
Kenneth