Thai Tutor

See translations by simply hovering over the words with your mouse. With Thai Tutor as your guide, you can have fun by visiting native Thai blogs, news sites, social media, and more. In addition, Thai Tutor allows you to save words to a favorites list and quiz yourself with flashcards. Learn Thai faster than ever before and deepen your understanding of Thai life and culture. --- Key Features --- 1. Translate Thai words quickly in real-time -- See word and phrase definitions instantly with a popup helper. No need to highlight text! -- Choose between 2 popup translation modes: * Hover over words * Double-click words 2. Listen to Thai word pronunciations (see FAQ below if using Windows 10) -- Click to pronounce or auto-pronounce words instantly when hovering or double-clicking -- Works in Mac OS X. For Windows 10, see FAQ below on how to enable. 3. Customize the popup appearance -- Use optional dark theme, large fonts, or transparency 4. Learn new Thai words -- Save words to your favorites list -- Study favorites with quiz flashcards Install Thai Tutor and begin immersing yourself on Thai websites today! -------------------------------------------------------------------- FAQ (frequently asked questions) Q: How do I get word pronunciations working in Windows 10? A: Unfortunately, the Windows 10 Thai voice package is not available to your Chrome browser by default. The option to pronounce words will not appear in Thai Tutor in that case. To enable, follow these steps. Install the Thai voice package in Windows 10 1. Go to Settings app > Time & Language > Speech (left navigation bar). 2. Under Speech, find "Manage voices" section. Click "Add voices". 3. In the list of options, scroll down to the Thai voice and install it. 4. If the Thai voice could not install properly, try going to "Language" (left navigation bar), find the "Preferred languages" section, and click "Add a language". Find the Thai language and install it. Next, modify your Windows 10 registry to enable the Thai voice in Chrome. *** Disclaimer: The remaining steps involve modifying your Windows registry. If performed incorrectly, it could harm your system. Only proceed if you are comfortable doing so. We will not be responsible if anything goes wrong. *** 1. Make sure you are logged in with an account that has administrative privileges. 2. Open Registry Editor app. 3. Navigate the registry tree to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Speech_OneCore\Voices\Tokens 4. Under Tokens, you should see a list of all your available voices. Locate a Thai voice entry with language code "thTH" in the name. For example, "MSTTS_V110_thTH_Pattara". 5. Right click on the Thai voice entry and select "Export" to export the .reg file. Give it a name like "Thai voice". 6. Open the saved .reg file with the Notepad editor. 7. In Notepad, replace ALL occurrences of "Speech_OneCore" with "Speech" in the registry paths. For example, change: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Speech_OneCore\Voices\Tokens\MSTTS_V110_thTH_Pattara to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Speech\Voices\Tokens\MSTTS_V110_thTH_Pattara Do this everywhere it occurs in the file. There should be at least 2 references. 8. Save the file and close Notepad. 9. Double-click the modified .reg file. This will merge it into your registry. 10. The Windows 10 Thai voice should now be available to your Chrome browser and the Thai Tutor extension. You may need to restart Chrome or restart your computer for the changes to take effect. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Credits: This extension is created by the adaptation of LEXiTRON developed by NECTEC (http://www.nectec.or.th/). The dictionary data comes from NECTEC LEXiTRON with some custom modifications.