

17 companions, and one of them is in every lesson
They react to what you get right and what you do not. One of them stays with you through a whole section, so the alphabet always sounds like the same voice.
Hanu
He is the one who greets you in the corner of every page, and the one waiting on the home screen when you open the app for the first time.
The other 16
Five of them show you round here. The rest you meet in the app.

Khun Chom

Bua

Thongdee

Ja Jaa

Prakai
Prakai sparkles with quiet encouragement - a tiny light that makes the dark feel much less daunting.

Nong
Curious, playful, and always up for one more lesson.

Malee
Warm, patient, and endlessly supportive.

Kenzo
Kenzo is boundlessly eager and slightly clumsy. He gets excited about correct answers, sulks briefly at wrong ones, and has already forgotten the sulk by the next question.

Wichian
Wichian is calm and a little regal. He never rushes you, never panics at a mistake, and treats a perfect lesson as no more than what he expected.

Tukkae
Tukkae is loud, cheerful and impossible to ignore. He repeats things at you until they stick, which is exactly how he learned to talk himself.

Puki
Puki is brave in the way small animals are brave: loudly, and slightly too early. She cheers hardest when you attempt something difficult, whether or not you get it.

Delgado
Delgado is warm, worldly and a bit of a showman. He treats every lesson like a story he is about to tell better than you did.

Raksa
Raksa is a guardian in the truest sense - powerful, watchful, and fiercely proud of every learner who earns their trust.

Krut
Krut is formal and grand, and takes your progress extremely seriously. Praise from him feels earned because he does not hand it out lightly.

Nak
Nak is ancient, unhurried and kind. He has watched a great many people learn this language and has never once been surprised by a mistake.
How you get them
Three are yours from the start. The rest unlock with gems you earn from lessons, quests and streaks. None of them cost real money, and none of them change how the lessons work. A companion is company, not a power-up.
Start learning Thai on Google Play
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