1 · Anatomy of a Prompt
Every good prompt has up to four parts. Click a part to see what it does — in any language.
Tell the AI who to be
Without a role, the AI gives generic answers. Act as a [role] reshapes the entire personality of the response — a teacher explains slowly; a chef gives a recipe; a tour guide knows Chiang Mai.
2 · Live Prompt Builder
Pick a role, add context, set a task, stack constraints — watch the same prompt appear in all three languages. Then click 🔊 to hear it.
Build it
Quality meter
Pick something to start. A good prompt has at least a role and a task.
Preview
3 · The 10 Patterns
From the Prompt English series. Click any card to flip it and read the same pattern in Thai and Chinese.
4 · How Languages Disagree
The same idea takes very different shapes. Pick a preset (or type your own English) and watch the bars.
Why this matters: Thai compresses with no spaces and short particles. Chinese compresses even further — one character can carry a whole English word. When you write a prompt in English, the AI reads it well; when you read its answer in Thai or Chinese, expect it to look shorter.
5 · The Cheat Sheet
Copy or speak any pattern in any language. Pin this somewhere.
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📺 Watch the Prompt English video series · 📱 Daily lessons on LINE · 📖 Reading reference (all 10 patterns)
Made with 💙 in Chiang Mai by Krueng AI.