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r . x =_~ BananatThai Fiaiflanadace’scncal | TTT GUIDE TO THAI READING By Banana Thai Introduction to reading and writing Thai 5 . Chapter 1: Thai consonant z Middle class consonant 19 Low class consonant 1 39 Low class consonant 2 58 High class consonant 80 Consonant summary + tips 99 Chapter 2: Live and Dead Syllables Hard and soft ending consonants 106 Chapter 3: Thai vowels Introduction to Thai vowels 112 Simple vowels 1 + no mark rules 119 Simple vowels 2 + no mark rules 135 Complex vowels 1 +'Ihton mark 148 Complex vowels 2 + Iailn mark 159 ‘Chapter 4: Thai tone rules What determined tones? 172 PACU ur >» ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING a ‘Lin & Liq marks 174 Tone Map 177 z Thai Tone table summary 178 Vi/ 0 leads 179 Chapter 5: Additional Rules Thai clusters 186 Hidden asz -% 193 Hiddle Vowels 197 Mystery 3 199 Chapter 6: Additional Marks Silent syllable #anvyud 205 Common marks 210 Reading Thai Drills Thai number 216 Thai food and drink menu 217 Common signs 219 Cities and town 221 a Thai phrases for messaging 222 NU (CUT ao EN lc) PACU ur Thai Reading in 10 minutes m 1 a s mark initial ne LAS, vowel D final — AS ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING PEE u a a U Al 29 Yoqgawt %§ wy é rt ag 4 a n 7 anvankananosuu id An wawne Farcawvanxnw a oor-gai i PEE _ >» ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING Each consonant has a specific name as a standard way. All Thais learns the names at school. (it never changes) NS USAMA! Some initial consonants share the same initial sound a ww -suea -rue-sii -saa-laa A citi (t y PEE eet (CUT ao EN lc) These two words are pronounced the same as the sound of both consonants is s sound, a a1 wt a /saa/ /saa/ Therefore, there are only 21 consonant sounds in Thai language as some consonants share the same initial sound, PEE at MATE GUIDE TO THAI READING Clusters are a syllable that has an initial consonant combine with another consonant. Therefore a cluster syllable is pronounced with 2 consonant sounds together. For examples van wan /bplaa/ /prik/ However, one needs to lear to identify clusters whether it's a real cluster (pronounce 2 initial consonant sounds) or a fake cluster (pronounce only 1 initial consonant sound) PEE > ae NCD aes Vowel in Thal is called azz (sara). There are 2 ways to pronounce a vowel: short and long. Ne fi) /ga/ /gaa/ aE » ett (CUT ao EN lc) Each vowel normally sticks to the initial consonant. There are 5 different positions of vowels. Letters in orange are vowels. , behind in front of above below around oH “© L “ - 1 Aw in A A mM One important thing to note is that, there is no space between syllables and words. You only see space only between sentences sentence 1 sentence 2 Aw, raw f ral 1 aouuduagnuiu auagnluu 4 dtoorn-nii chan yuu tii baan, khun yuu thii-nai So it's quite challenging to know when a syllable ends. However, you can learn vowels and their positions and use them to hint when a syllable ends. PEE » ett GUIDE TO THAI READING va i ulsalaria ut The letters in are initial consonants while the vowels are in green. aT i ey aA 4 above above behind initial initial initial consonant consonant consonant #5 Il + b- + -44+ g+e+-ng PLE LE UOr yet (CUT ao EN lc) u a To read a syllable, one needs to define whether the syllable is live or dead Ez u 1. Live syllable = sound goes on 2. Dead syllable = sound stops gy eg /gan/ /gad/ 2 things to define whether it’s live or dead With ending With no ending consonant consonant Hard ending PEE » ett GUIDE TO THAI READING In Thai language, there are 8 ending consonant sounds which are -m, -n, -ng, -w, -y,-d, -k and -b , Some consonants have different initial and final sounds. ay ae /saa/ saad/ The concept of hard and soft endings There are categories into 2 groups: 1 2. PEE » ett GUIDE TO THAI READING in it Thai language is a tonal language. There are in total 5 tones which are um a The 5 Thai Tones =m high g = falling = =m mid & “ci mm rising me low time Tones determines the meaning of a word Same consonant and vowel, but different tone = different meanings. 417 417 /maa/ /maa/ PEE » ett GUIDE TO THAI READING i [ There are a few things that determine tones 3 classes of consonants Consonants are classified into 3. classes: middle, high and low classes. a AAW WAH OT A PEE » ett (CUT ao EN lc) to master Reading Thai 2 a Chapter 1 a Topic 1: Consonants and 3 classes Topic 2: Hard & soft ending consonants Chapter 2 Topic 4: Live & dead syllables Chapter 3 Topic 3: Vowels Chapter 4 Topic 6: Thai tone rules Topic 7: Tone marks Chapter 5 Topic 5: Real & fake clusters Topic 8: Additional reading rules Chapter 6 Topic 9: Additional Thai marks NU (CUT ao EN lc) PACU ur a MI Middle Class Consonant M Vowels -%, -7 a A Hada yuggansa anouudr WaANUGA avnvwaga AS ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING PEE , > ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING PEE A 4 A Hag av wv a ugg sanauan ans i uu WAWA AH OG A 7 Aauanwa a nAaIawnuda 9 AS ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING PEE _ >» ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING PEE PEE _ >» ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING _ >» ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING PEE » ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING Pa R EMT LTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING Pree by Ban UI} Door-cha-daa eet (CUT ao EN lc) aE _ >» ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING PEE _ >» ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING PEE ty e858 » eae SMB aroma V EOL (cl Daun) ELE » USES SMB aroma V EOL (cl Daun) @ Placeholder ~ tt Z mam oud 2 a yvIA wvaIu au MU nw AS ULTIMATE (CUT ao EN lc) b Pree by Ban a Summary MC = a A a a a uU vu a Initial Poi Final mt A q a a uU vu NA na 1A uu ul ai =a’ » ot VRE acme) DanC Or Ae AA Aan ain as AU an alu ae an uw van Us UP a7 aw ANAUAI AnaudIAM AIAANH nunuru mnaadiam PACU ur >» ULTIMATE GUIDE TO THAI READING ww | -wtaletn] -wetul 7 14u | 1+ PEE » ett (CUT ao EN lc) Magic table Consonants x Vowels 7 Gini-AetEeiGalen — = a] aa —ar6R - ' tee | Ne | NA; AN | NU | N11 | nu) nH - © | ae] aa lan [au] a au! ma ' 2 | AZ| GA! 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