Explaining the Thai alphabet
I've been wanting to learn Thai for a while but can only do so online.
I've search for a while but no where does anyone attempt to explain how the thai alphabet works.
From what I understand you have unaspirated vowels and aspirated vowels and they have different characters? I also read somewhere that when writing, you have to put the vowel untop of the consonant?
I can't learn something I don't even understand.
Can someone please explain to me? And anything that I did not mention.
谢谢!
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Answers · 3
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Hey, maybe check this guy out.......www.learnthaifromawhiteguy.com..........
Makes the whole system pretty simple :))
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I would recommend you this web : http://www.thai-language.com/
there's a lot of useful information there. you might start from the Reference session, it contains Thai's basic system. if you have any question you can ask me. cheer!
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This video has a little revision at the beginning, which explains how the whole alphabet is constructed. It was really enlightening to me. :)
http://www.tvlesson.com/video/5664_thai-language-lessons-understanding-haw-heep.html
In writing, vowels can be marked anywhere around the character. Then there are tone markers and length markers as well. Maybe it looks complex, but it's all there for a reason (I hope).
Don't feel daunted - just get some useful phrases to start with, and work from there. :)
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