Thai Pronunciation

The Thai language is a tonal language, in that different tones of voice will affect the meaning of a word dramatically. If you were to say the word in a high tone, ie at the top end of your voice's speaking register, the meaning could be entirely different to a word with the same letters, spoken in a low tone of voice.

Altogether there are five tones: low, middle, high, rising and falling. The tones are determined by a number of factors including the presence of certain tone marks, the type of syllable and the class of consonant at the start of the syllable. Even though the rules seem very intricate at first, in "60 Minutes to Learn the Thai Alphabet", you will be able to learn the rules in minutes.

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