How to make KDE to support Thai language?

Hi, I wander if anyone can help me with this. I am looking for a guide for making KDE support Thai language. I know that Gnome support it, but not KDE. I cannot find KDE i18th package for Thai. Anyone can help with this? Many thanks.

Do you mean if I have to use Thai language, I have to build package from sourcecode. Well, package builing looks very complicated. I will run Gnome instead then, at least someone has already wrote guides on Wiki. I have to wait until Arch got Thai language package for KDE then I will go back to use KDEMod again.

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