How to Write and Pronounce Thai vowels

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[@IgetThais]

Mistake: 59:37 typo, change "kăo" to "kao."

[@asteroceras1]

How do we get the falling tones.

[@IDGAFAS]

If a native still has trouble with it…..

[@ZachThai]

3:04 -ะ sàrà à 6:26 -า sàrà aa 9:14 -ิ sàrà ì 12:49 -ึ sàrà ùe 14:45 -ือ sàrà ue 18:02 -ุ sàrà ù 19:58 -ู sàrà oo 22:01 เ-ะ sàrà è 26:06 เเ-ะ sàrà àe 28:01 เเ- sàrà ae 29:21 โ-ะ sàrà ò 31:46 โ- sàrà o 33:11 เ-าะ sàrà àw 34:51 -อ sàrà aw 36:33 เ-อะ sàrà ə 38:24 เ-อ sàrà er 39:57 เ-ียะ sàrà èa 41:41 เ-ีย sàrà ea 43:36 เ-ือะ sàrà ùea 45:25 เ-ือ sàrà uea 47:11 -ัวะ sàrà ùa 49:35 -ัว sàrà ua 50:48 Monophthongs 51:25 Diphthongs 53:47 Extra vowels 1:00:29 Sounds of the vowels

[@renchi6989]

We have to repeat these in the kindergarten and elementary class a thousand times So keep practicing.

[@santi7878]

That sounds like a lot😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@nurulaisyah8126]

what's the difference between อึ and เออะ

[@denizuhaeni9247]

Ok

[@บจก.ทรัพย์เพ็ญ]

i forgot all of them tbh

[@Stayhereswiftly14313]

@@nurulaisyah8126 ig the initial one has 'u' aspect to it.

[@businessmail1996]

The most simplified way to introduce/practice vowels and work on class/tone at the same time. You took very complicated and intimidating aspects of Thai Language and actually made it enjoyable! This should be the standard for all Thai Language courses for English speakers! You did a tremendous amount of work in one hour. Thank you very much!

[@timnyapming8114]

Good job

[@tamakolingm7320]

I have been studying Thai for almost 6 months and this is the best explanation of the vowels structure I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@tyduslow]

The explanation is really good, thanks jack !

[@heylow1505]

This video really deserves more recognition!

[@Trendifiree]

Best Thai Teacher On KZbin

[@maickolikervillarroelcarri9273]

I am a native Spanish speaker and I must say that personally for me the Thai language is easy to learn, maybe it is because some sounds are similar to my language.

[@dantae666]

I'm watching the adverts to help fund you. This is good stuff

[@IgetThais]

Thank you so much 🙏😁

[@WonderWorldforKid]

The knowledge you deliver in this 1 hour is beyond level. Thank you will be under statement for this.

[@ZuziFox]

you have the best videos for introducing the consonants and vowels! Its to the point, comprehensible and focus on writing and clear pronunciation! Thank you for posting such a great resource :)

[@heylow1505]

Omg thank you so much, when I study with other videos it got me so confuse but this video really a helps me a lot and whenever I try to quests the vowel with the consonant IT WORKS! I was so proud of myself😭 thank you so much for your teaching!!

[@ciqian]

Thank you teacher,very appreciate for your teaching.you are a great teacher.❤❤❤

[@Naturalwigsandvigs]

The thai vowels will take a long time to learn and pronounce. I would recommend a video by Stu Jay Raj Thai vowels. He explain them in a very easy way and easy to remember. He explains it in a very simple way based on the position where the sound comes from in the mouth and how the vowels connect:)

[@Stayhereswiftly14313]

I can't thank you enough for recommending that video. THank you so much

[@Furll-ih1qv]

Thank you so much. Feeling so lucky to find this channel. Easy to follow and straight to the point.

[@cora-jeanthrift2429]

Wow! Honestly the vowels are the hardest part for me and after watching your video I think I am getting the hang of the sounds. Tones are my absolute weakest point, so I really like how you broke it down without making it too complicated!

[@hungjiasister5982]

oh my god, creating this video takes so much effort! you're the best, Teacher Jack! thank you so much for this video!!!

[@olive6060]

เ◌อะ / ◌ึ- can't understand their sound difference😢

[@noemiluvslino]

I started learning thai not long ago and the vowels are pretty much the hardest part! But thank you so much for this video! It might be little confusing but it helped me a lot!

[@leandrobayonito]

Well-detailed for one hour. I finished the video somehow. Love it.

[@loudesardane8872]

Vous êtes un très bon enseignant ! Vous m'avez redonnée la motivation pour continuer à parfaire mon apprentissage de la langue. Merci !

[@ardeenav7928]

My favourite teacher

[@elmarrufibach7707]

You’re so a good teacher! After this video I really started to understand the system of Thai language. And you’re so funny in a way 😊. Soon I will sign in to your online course. Then I will be able to talk a bit Thai with my friends in Chiang Mai in Loi krathong 2024.

[@carmonobre802]

Your videos are great and are helping me so much, a 'thank u' from Brazil!!

[@WilsonWilson33]

Amazing explanation of a very tricky subject. I'll be watching this over and over. Thanks so much.. .

[@Nakhonsitha]

you are the best teacher on youtube

[@chavonnesnyman4020]

You are a wonderful teacher and have a lovely character!

[@javpmv4677]

คุณเก่งมาก.

[@yashikasaxena4626]

Your video helped me so much, the most helpful video I have came across for learning Thai vowels till now, thank you so much!

[@lutherjones503]

I thought this was most helpful as you took the time to break down each vowel sound an give words that help with the pronunciation

[@TheJimiChannel]

Wow! Great video. I was surprised to learn that เจอ and เจอะ both mean "to meet".

[@salimatoucamara1554]

thank you so much

[@kozlo1]

You could do a video comparing similar vowels. Sorry but: _ึ and เ_อะ ( _ื, เ_อ ) are the same to me, also โะ and เ_าะ ( โ and อ).

[@LazyMe832]

thank you for the class after learning all the consonant from your channel here i am to learn other parts.

[@wwkek9781]

Sa-wadii krub! I am interested in learning Thai language and your lessons are the best! I am highly appreciate your impact for everyone who find your lessons!

[@ichaaulia5435]

Aku masih belajar huruf Thai

[@katiemoran4531]

Thank u so much for this! This is so detailed and extremely helpful!! ❤

[@aalineluc]

gosh you’re amazing!!!!!

[@rameshbharathan8183]

excellent teaching

[@peterconlondrawing8757]

Excellent lesson and very clear and concise. Thank you 👍

[@funfactscollection]

thanks, you're the best

[@JadeAnthonyReston]

Thank you so much for this!!! Kob kun mak na kap

[@moewityioo4996]

Its is easy to learn❤ I love it. Thank u😊

[@IgetThais]

I'm glad you like it

[@greenmil43]

สอนเก่งมากค่า

[@IgetThais]

ขอบคุณครับ 🙏

[@santi7878]

very helpful,thank youu ❤❤

[@portlanddba8082]

Amazing video! So much content in one hour. Thank you!

[@woollygulps4936]

How do you know which tone to read with? The tones seemed to be random

[@Boognish_Bless]

I love your videos man. mmmmmmm, so easy to follow and great instruction.

[@mavisties]

ขอบคุนมากค่ะ

[@maymyatphoo8149]

Thanks million it's really helped to me.

[@SS-fy9fq]

Wow thank you so much for your effort! It actually really really helpfull!!! 💜💜💜💜

[@IgetThais]

Thank you 🙏😀

[@VictoryasWhite-h4s]

i'm so grateful your video ,,

[@Thaiwhitey61]

Thanks!

[@pulzez8961]

Hi Jack, do you have a chart of these vowels along with its pronunciation and writing that we can download for easy learning and reference? Thanks so much!

[@bormeepai_nobody]

yes yes yes...thankyou for this

[@iam1self]

This was an amazing class. I am still a little confused about how to know which tone goes with each consonant vowel combination.

[@barryschaeffer9598]

This instruction was top notch. So clear. Perfect pace. Perfect amount of repetition. I literally just started studying Thai on my own after a visit there. I agree with this commenter though about the up, flat, and down with other constants besides the 3 covered. But I’m sure I’ll find that.

[@poochidprommakun8759]

Let me answer your question. I'm Thai and hope that my comment will help you to understand more Thai language. Actually, you can combine each Thai consonant with all vowels. However, not all consonant vowel combinations will have the meaning. Thai consonants are divided into 3 groups which are up, flat, and down. The main purpose is not to put tone marks into wrong group. Tone marks make different intonations in wording. However, without tone marks, each consonant also has their own tone. When combining with vowels, the sound of word mainly comes from the sound of each vowel, but the tone might be different between each word even using the same vowel because of the different in tone of the consonant itself. Hope that these explanations can help or may be more confusing Ha Ha Ha.

[@NantYoonWadyKyaw]

Thank you so much 😇

[@LaroS23]

Soo good😳 Thank you so much

[@klausg]

Great and important lesson. Thank you

[@AyeHninHninHlaing]

Thanks❤❤❤

[@СтепанСмирнов-п4д]

Very good and useful video again. I don’t use other channels any more

[@hildab2821]

Thank you so much…….

[@RedMi-bo1ej]

second and third duffer only in tone. I have no idea why separate consonants. Besides, the two do not consistently keep the same pitch. 😢😢

[@pamelagodswill4384]

Super helpful. Thank you for this video. I'm in Thailand and found this easy to understand.

[@ylw9364]

would like to see this in your udemy course also 😊 very informative

[@mralmostknowitall]

You are the goat teacher ❤

[@lanzelot88]

Wonderfull explication! Thank youuuuu! 😊

[@1966popol]

Amazing job, thanks for your work sir.

[@anacarolinaalvescruz3811]

Thanks for this video, it really helped. ❤

[@NidhiKumari-qq4iw]

It is really similar to Indian❤ Hindi vowel.

[@lovely-zd2wi]

Trueeeeee....

[@NidhiKumari-qq4iw]

@@lovely-zd2wi yes🙂

[@girijachittur3781]

Excellent. very clear and simple.

[@AlexJx-rz4vp]

After I get them all , which vd I should learn next . Could you suggest me ? I did make progress a lot . Thanks a lot . ❤❤

[@kylejensen6022]

The part I still don’t understand is how do we know which tone the vowel sound uses based on the initial consonant?

[@lutherjones503]

loved the writing exercise with the lesson the pace was fast to initially write and listen but once i got my notes down listening to the lesson again was better it is hard to discriminate the tone difference he makes it is like I hear him say low tone but his sounds to me don't vary enough and are similar I wish I can hear someone else teach tones and compare the two to better distinguish tones.

[@jimmysnyder1]

Thanks Jack. I have watched this twice so far and expect to watch it more times until I get it all. I made a set of flashcards based on this video and am in the process of memorizing them. I have a question about this word ฟิสิกส์. It's pronounced fisiks and means physics in English. What is the symbol above the ส at the end? I'm sorry it's so small. It looks like the number 6, tilted 45 degrees clockwise. Also, what is the symbol above the kor kai in the word เก็บ?

[@rogergr5019]

Take this one step by step and repeat....many times 😂

[@akosiarnel7558]

Thank you

[@komalbhiwandikar7943]

Can you give any tips on how to get the hang of all thai sounds?

[@RedMi-bo1ej]

Great video. But so sad linguistics came so late behind writing.

[@alexkurnia3127]

26:10 the part i most remember, just like Korean "saranghae" without ng sound 😂

[@imanika6032]

Can someone explain how to know the tone? I mean how to know if we have to put raising or high tone like kè and ké?

[@SayaChan-wb2tq]

I wanna know about the sounds of tones. I can't speak out the spelling sound clearly and well😢

[@asteroceras1]

How do we get the falling tones, you haven’t mentioned those.

[@Romillyyyxx]

Khob Khun Ka!

[@pulzez8961]

hi thanks for thelesson it is really comprehensive and easy to understand. However, i'd like to know how you decide the tone to go up, down, or flat based on the pairing of the vowels and the consonants? Is there a pattern/system that we can follow? Thanks so much.

[@rogergr5019]

I have the same question

[@IgetThais]

You can check out the tone table that I made, you will see the tone rules explaining why the tone goes up and down. : drive.google.com/file/d/1ZSA6bZIfxaaRKPeS2hW44W2nMU7QvAY-/view?usp=sharing

[@pulzez8961]

@@IgetThais Ahhh..thank you! :)

[@rainyseason4581]

@@IgetThais คุณครูคะ ใน chart อักษรสูง หมายเลข 3,4 ฐ กับ ถ ไม่ได้อยู่ด้วยกันหรือคะ ผ กับ ฝ ด้วยค่ะ และในอักษรต่ำเดี๋ยว ทำไมอักษรไม่เรียงตามลำดับก่อนหลังคะ คือทำไมไม่เรียง ง, ญ, ณ, น, ม, ย, ร, ล, ว, ฬ เคยเห็นตามเว็บก็ไม่เรียงตามอักษรก่อนหลัง ก็เลยสงสัยค่ะว่าอาจจะมีเหตุผลอะไรอยู่เบื้องหลังหรือเปล่า รวมทั้งในช่องตัวสะกด ทำไมไม่เรียง ง, น, ม, ย, ว คะ

[@ishwarguragai6844]

Where can i learn online and how much it can cost. I want to learn thai to read and write because i can speak thai. language and you can teach me in thai so you don't need to speak in English

[@RosyKate]

thanks anyway i love you 😁😁😁😛😘😘😘😍

[@snavarro7713]

Four vowels are so confusing. Sara am ํา , Sara ai ใ, Sara ai ไ and Sara ao วา because I must apply the rules of the long vowels but they seem to be short ones.

[@forcezylo2308]

the last summary have wrong spellings?

[@rogergr5019]

06:10 --> why does kaw kwaai give a high tone to Ka in this case?

[@filipinojalapeno1527]

low class consonant + short dead syllable = high tone

[@rogergr5019]

@@filipinojalapeno1527 I think I need to learn the consonant classes then...but thanks so much :) I will get this one day.

[@NiWonTerritory]

Do you provide a certificate after the completion of the online course?

[@ameecatv]

I still cant if it is Juice Jù or chocolate Chù??

[@marlinkort3330]

Why does the kaw kwaai become a rising tone when the vowel is low tone and short?

[@IgetThais]

Actually, it's a flat tone. Sorry, my fault. I copied it from the word 'kăo,' but I forgot to delete the diacritic on the 'a,' so เคา = kao. Thank you for pointing out the mistake. I'll pin this to let people know about it.

[@breezedoart]

Ahhh my brain

[@Ilovetri.be1]

Ikr😅😅

[@asteroceras1]

How do we make falling tones.

[@IgetThais]

To make a falling tone, you can think about throwing a rock. Start from your normal speaking pitch, then raise it slightly before letting it fall, similar to throwing a rock upward and watching it come back down. Another analogy is going up a hill and then coming down. Begin slightly higher than your normal speaking pitch and then let it dip down at the end of the syllable. Here's the link about Thai Tones - Train your ear to recognize Thai tones: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn_Lm4OKoKeYgdk

[@johncarlo7772]

may I ask what is the สระเปลี่ยนรูป (inherent vowel) for this short monophthong vowel "เออะ"??

[@sorawichice]

the inherent vowel of "เ-อ" is เ-ิ เกิน read as ก + เออ + น > gaern but there is not the inherent vowel for "เออะ" "เออะ" has no final consonant.

[@zlem4561]

55:28 remionder to myself

[@barryschaeffer9598]

The word “sara” meaning vowel: which vowel is “sa” in “sara”? You show the word sara written in Thai but I don’t see any of the 28 vowels used in the sound “sa”? Is “sa” in sara a consonant???

[@IgetThais]

In Thai, there are both visible and invisible "sara ะ" in words. Let's take the word สระ (sa-ra) as an example. It consists of two syllables. The second syllable, "ระ" (ra), contains a visible sara ะ, which is seen and pronounced as "ra" with the full sound. However, the first syllable is where the invisible sara ะ. Even though it's not visibly present, it combines with the vowel "ะ" and is pronounced as "sa," producing a half sound. As a result, the word สระ (sa-ra) has two syllables: the first syllable with the invisible sara ะ, pronounced as "sa" with a half sound, and the second syllable "ra," pronounced with the full sound. This occurs because the word is borrowed from the Pali language.

[@dona___]

please put automatic english translation in subtitles because i don't understand english much ,thank you very much

[@emlynjessen2957]

What runs through my mind is that compared to Thai, French is easy! Next is, Thais can never get away with the lazy way of native English speakers never studying how the language works, because there’s so little grammar!

[@randomcommenterfromdownund8949]

Yup. I had 4 years of French in high school and a year (largely repeating the first couple years of high school French) in college, and because it uses largely the same alphabet as English, it was easier to get up and running. With Thai, there's a whole new alphabet to learn.