Review ALL Thai Vowels in 10 minutes - Write and Read Thai

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[@andres19877]

You can think is difficult at the beginning, but slowly you start to get the vibe.

[@baileymaxwell4247]

So true!! I’m slowly starting to be able to piece together the words in Thai

[@th33399]

This is so difficult but the lady is so lovely it stops me from wanting to cry 😂

[@anveshasalgaonkar5929]

I am soo glad I am from an Asian country myself because the languages I speak (Hindi and Marathi) are soo similar to this because both Thai and Hindi have stuff borrowed from Sanskrit so the writing pattern is lowkey very similar. It makes it soo much more easier for me to understand thai :))))

[@teamslays5092]

lucky you :((

[@Hello-nz6rj]

I also thought it is somewhat similar to hindi or sanskrit.

[@shiningsolo143]

The vowels are difficult 😩💢

[@myuuruma4713]

they literally just dropped the last four and dipped huh....

[@englishlanguagewithnina5965]

I lived as an exchange student to central Thailand after highschool. All of the hours I spent with my teachers and friends is coming back so nicely! I love Thai!!

[@joaored69]

Me on Consonant: Oh my gosh. Me on Vowels: Santa Mariaaaa.

[@nina6666]

loool

[@junellemendoza6171]

@@nina6666 same reactions.

[@ohrenata]

Thats quite a work out for my brain to learn these

[@thevivekmathema]

i am your big fan....kruu prathana... i havew been livin in thailand for 3 years but have not been able to improve my thai...this video is a great help

[@lenheimsy]

Its so hard. Im gonna cryyyy

[@pim4249]

Lenheim Sy sameeeeeeeeeeeee

[@unborders]

same... cry party

[@jimmershine]

These are very well explained! Thank you for the clear illustration!

[@dafergian]

Dude My head gonna blow

[@ragirinarasimhulu4153]

Ma'am you have explained vowels very much interesting and mesmerising. As I am Indian I am unable to pick-up the three Sara sounds. We have those sounds in our Indian alphabet. However I am able to get the sounds of sara in enthusiastic way. Thank you very much.

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[@richardvang9108]

Thank you very much! ขอบคุณมากๆ มันช่วยผมได้มาก แม้จะยู่อเมรีกาแต่ก็ยังอยากเรียนภาษาไทย เพราะผมหนีมาจากลาว

[@cuteboy219]

เกิดอะไรขึ้นครับ

[@nazumisavroiza5222]

these are quite difficult and challenging to learn, so I got to remind myself why I am here for... to be able to understand my favorite Thai (mostly from BL) actors.. kidding 1/2... I want to learn because I want to go to Thailand someday.

[@Happy7day]

32Vowels and 44 consonants ..huuu I am mad.

[@kalpanasingh6362]

@@Happy7day does this video contains all vowels or some are missing....?

[@Urkhalidaluvs]

I really need this video because i'm learning thai now and i always make a mistake but i don't give up studying thai.thai is not difficult if you're not giving up to communicate thai people.if you are other country you need to learn thai some thai people can't speak english.that's why i'm learning thai.hope you understand just enjoying learning other language.

[@KawaiiKermit]

Oh how I do love my language and how I love the fact my mum never kept me learning it as a child when we moved country so now I have to torture myself with it as an adult :-:

[@PlantAnger69]

I thank you dearly for this lesson.

[@PrincessDaisyFan]

Okay now I know all thai letters let’s start learning words 😭✨

[@ohimark]

Im low-key curious how you’re progressing :D

[@rq-149nowshintabassum9]

This is so fascinating! 😍 Thank You So Much!!! 💕💕💕

[@lancezurc7406]

CAUSE OF DEATH: Learning thai

[@jackhades]

😂😂

[@belphegor_dev]

I love how Thai has almost all the difficult Asian vowels combined in one language

[@xaverkuvshinov]

I love your explanation very helpful thank you so much

[@jesahmaybadiang1681]

Shia was my most used word when I was watching this

[@seansuarez250]

I'm not crying, you are😭😭

[@maozlivyatan]

Thank you for a useful video

[@Paulo37580]

Quite challenging. Nice class, though. Thanks for the video. A Brazilian here.

[@handsomeman-pm9vy]

The Thai language has five basic vowels Just as English does. Those vowels are A, E, I, O, U. Pronounced ah, eh, ee, oh, ooh. These vowels are combined to produce 9 more "VOWEL SOUNDS": ae ai ao au eu eua er ia ua In total 14 vowel sounds. Now since all these VOWELSOUNDS can be either short or long, that gives a total of 28 VOWEL SOUNDS.

[@handsomeman-pm9vy]

The Thai language has five basic vowels Just as English does. Those vowels are A, E, I, O, U. Pronounced ah, eh, ee, oh, ooh. These vowels are combined to produce 9 more "VOWEL SOUNDS": ae ai ao au eu eua er ia ua In total 14 vowel sounds. Now since all these VOWELSOUNDS can be either short or long, that gives a total of 28 VOWEL SOUNDS.

[@Obojama_Arale]

It's completely wrong. They don't like English. Basic vowels sound should be a pairs of short and long of this SINGLE VOWELS PAIRS I. EU. U. E. ER. O AE. A. OR. DIPTHONG PAIRS EUA IA UA

[@handsomeman-pm9vy]

@@Obojama_Arale In addition there are only 20 "spoken" Thai consonants. That is one less than the English language.

[@aliyahsidayon]

kahawd magtudlo baiiiiii👏🏻 labyu te

[@luvlihyunjin]

Thank you sooo much for this video

[@noexiste1755]

Britney are you my soulmate or sth? 1) we have similar names 2) we both learn Thai 3) Melanie Martinez

[@luvlihyunjin]

Britany omg. What if?!

[@Sonfashiontailor]

Very good teacher.You are good.

[@ellobosolitario19]

Thanks, great teacher. Gracias, buena maestra.

[@KhoatheAwesomeGuyEST]

4:52 ข is here

[@zorro1487]

Very clear thanks

[@lauraholmberg6117]

Nice concise video. Just would've wished for the actual stated pronunciation of the last three sounds!

[@levissador7115]

My head is gonna explode AHAAHA LMAO, some vowels are hard tho

[@Wandhana_R]

It's more like Tamil language.. a,aa,e,ee,uh,uuhh,ae,aaee,ai,o,oo,aw... (அ,ஆ,இ,ஈ,உ,ஊ,எ,ஏ,ஐ,ஒ,ஓ,ஔ) 👈🏻vowels... And some consonants👉🏼t,p,m,y,r,l,w,l,r,n..(ட,ப,ம,ய,ர,ல,வ,ள,ற,ன...)

[@emmanuelasbon31]

Because Thai script derived from proto-Tamil script(Pallava). en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pallava_script

[@Hello-nz6rj]

It is similar to hindi too.

[@ishitasen3827]

I have a question. Short or long, you have always shown the place they hold beside a consonant. Whether top, bottom, left or right. But what if we want to write a vowel that's free of consonant? Like my name begins with a long 'eeeee' then is followed by 'sheee' then finishes with 'ta'. How do we write the free vowels?

[@shavonnelynch6508]

If i'm right you can use อ as a place holder?

[@wargoddess1704]

@@shavonnelynch6508 I'm guessing that too since that symbol appears everywhere like the -- in Korean

[@JP-wx6uh]

อิชิตะ would be your name ... Thai doesn't have a "sh" sound. The closest thing would be ช

[@corazonaprilbasa9691]

Hi..is it better to learn all the consonants first before the vowels? Would it be easier to understand?

[@belphegor_dev]

You have to learn them at the same time.

[@jdwyt1630]

Can you please tell me, when or how do we use letters, especially that they sound almost or exactly thesame, vowels or consonants?

[@HansManikan]

J Dwyt there are 44 consonants and 32 vowels Try to learn all consonants then after that you can learn the vowels Here are my 5 examples for you ก = K ม = M น = N ป = P ด = D

[@kookiebwiii2100]

another 5 consonants for you . จ - J ต- t low class consonants: ย- Y ร- R ว- W

[@jujujujuju]

@@HansManikan hello po, i watch your vlogs po, makikita ko din po pala kayo dito hahaha

[@jupamoers]

For a total beginner, this is so darn complicated... plus: why do the letters have such long names? I can't memorize that xD

[@yanyishinanedez7599]

The "sara" makes me confuse there is "sara" every time she wrote different letters please explain why everytime has a sara

[@samanthadejesus9997]

Sara just means "vowel" in Thai.

[@Marc-rx5xg]

Literally I have 5 and then 3 others which are ä,ö,ü and I thought this was a lot already. Yes, it's German

[@jupamoers]

Hach ja, die guten alten Umlaute, die nur wir haben xD

[@akmalbruhaha4658]

Ich lerne Deutsch.

[@Kitsu_Worm]

thank you my man. that's some kind of respective insult with passion to me.

[@jacobhuggins]

I keep seeing the shape used in ะ , but used alone as one instead of the double shape and written above letters. What is that? I haven’t seen it in vowel charts or anything. Like used in the name of the letter: ฆ ระฆัง. What is the use and sound of the ั?

[@yarafitriani]

would you please explain more the consonants like in learn thai - thai writting

[@osamaehab3688]

الشرح هيبدأ امتا؟

[@karenevangelista7819]

You forgot เอาะ and ออ

[@kalpanasingh6362]

are these all vowels or is there any vowel missing....? plz tell me

[@killjadeskye]

Are อึ and เออะ pronounced the same way? I cannot distinguish the difference. Can anyone help?

[@abearhuynh2011]

Im wondering where are the full videos of this video?

[@holly.jordan5900]

DUC HUYNH thaipod101

[@yamiart6149]

@@holly.jordan5900 I need the links of these most advanced vowels, please.

[@Summertimessadnessss]

@@yamiart6149 You have to download thier app to get the advanced version of vowels and consonants.

[@kwilliams1316]

Great vid but missing Chaw-Cher

[@JJ-fk7br]

For the last part. Sorry for the wrong spelling: Sara-ai-mai-muan (AI)+ Kaw-kwai (K)+ Raw-reua (R) + mai-ya-mok (repeat the word twice) = Why is it spelled as Krai-krai, when the AI is in the K part. I thought it is Kair-kair. I'm having a hard time putting the letters into words. What are the rules? Thanks. :)

[@luine8984]

Jeremiah Jathniel Guevarra hi. The teacher explained it on one of their lessons in Thai alphabet that ร (raaw ruuea), ล (laaw ling), and ว (waaw waaen) are the only consonants that, combined with any other consonants, form a consonant cluster (much similar to English’s gr (great), bl (blast), wr (wrought), etc. So ใครๆ should be krai-krai.

[@JJ-fk7br]

@@luine8984 hmm. So whenever ร, ล, ว are combined with a consonant, in my example it's ค. KR becomes one word and the ใ in front will become Krai krai. Thanks for the explanation. Another question in writing Sawadee why it is written as S-Wa-Dii. There is no vowel in after S. And in writing Sa why they choose ส not ศ or ษ. They're the same "S".

[@luine8984]

Jeremiah Jathniel Guevarra hi. A quick correction there, “kr” in ใรค is a consonant cluster, not a word (ใคร, Eng: who, is the word). Anyway, about ส (saaw suuea), ษ (saaw rue-sii), and ศ (saaw saa-laa) - which, as what you said correctly, have both initial s sound (and final t-stop sound). I have not a memory of how they are truly distinguished from one another (and I am no expert in Thai language since I have also just recently studied it for about a month now), but as in the case of สวัสดี (sawatdee/sawadee), many of the Thai words with successive consonants and no vowels attached tend to have สระ อะ (sara-à) attached to the first syllable, and สระ โอะ at the next syllable. For instance ผนัง (read: pha-nang; wall), and ขนม (read: kha-nom; snack). So for this, สวัสดี is read as sa-wat-dee (if you speak the word quite swiftly then it might be sawadee as per my observation). These occurrences, as I have observed in my still short span of learning, may be case to case basis and the only thing that aids me as of now in correcting mistakes would be the “speak” option in my phone, or a Thai dictionary app that has speech capability and a romanised pronunciation of the Thai characters.

[@luine8984]

Another correction: คน (kon) is an entirely different word (Eng: people/man), while ใคร is another.

[@HansManikan]

Jeremiah Jathniel Guevarra Its because The Thai language uses an abugida writing system: written left to right, vowels are placed above, below, left or right to the consonant. And also they used ส for สวัสดี (Sawadee) instead of ซ ศ ษ because if their toning..Thai uses 5 tones..mid low high rising and falling

[@nurzahirah3937]

Whats the difference between ไ and ใ ?

[@chaling8448]

jehy eri Difference meaning but same sound ex. ลำไย= Longan ลำใย= annoy

[@kaysoonling2407]

@@chaling8448 Yes

[@nannemosyne5634]

First reply is incorrect ‘ลำใย'. it misspelled and no translation (but ‘ลำไย’ is correct). . ไ- and ใ- have same voice (same ‘i’ in English ) But words are using ใ- only have 20 words. . 1. ผู้ใหญ่ / ใหญ่ (an adult / big) 2. ใหม่ (new) 3. ให้ (give) 4. สะใภ้ (daughter in law) 5. ใช้ (to use) 6. ใฝ่ (hope for) 7. ใจ (heart) …..//6+7 ใฝ่ใจ = take interest in… 8. ใส่ (put on) 9. หลงใหล (alluring) 10. ใคร (who) 11. ใคร่ (desire) 12. ใบ (leaf) 13. ใส (clearly) 14. (สิ่ง)ใด [any (thing)] 15. ใน (in) 16. ใช่ (yes/right) 17. ใต้ (under) 18. ใบ้ (mute/hint) 19. ใย (web/thread/fiber) 20 ใกล้ (near) . //Plus// Example different between ใ- and ไ- - ให้ = give / ไห้ = cry - ใจ = heart / ไจ = skein of yarn - หลงใหล = alluring / (น้ำ) ไหล = (water) flow - ใส = clearly / ไส = to shave, to plane - ใต้ = under / ไต้ = torch - ใย = web / ไย = why, wherefore - ใกล้ = near / ไกล = far

[@narakishnantaphalai7240]

@@nannemosyne5634 I'm agree with you.

[@nickhaa]

Nan Nemosyne you are an amazing person. Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@renaultellis6188]

Why do some syllables don't have vowels at all? Is there any clue how to pronounce them?

[@MundoFrozenOficial]

these syllables often have a hidden and short sara-โ

[@s0ulmatebw]

Learn this bc of you brightwin

[@Enstaar30]

SamE

[@emmanuelasbon31]

Is there a reason that there so so many letters for the same sounds?

[@Kitsu_Worm]

It borrow from Sanskrit and Pali. So trust me it sh**

[@belphegor_dev]

Because of tones. Different letters use different tones.

[@lukefenwxck]

what is the difference between the sound ื and เ_อ? i know that the latter is pronounced “er” but the first one sounds the same.

[@Obojama_Arale]

เ pronounced as eh like in play, pay, say เ-อ pronounced as er like in number, other, under

[@subramaniamparameshwaran5831]

What's Thailand called in Thai language and how is it pronounced and written? What is Bangkok called in Thai language and how is it pronounced and written? Is Thai language and letters called "Thai" in Thai language?

[@teamslays5092]

thailand is - ประเทศไทย (bratet tai) bangkok - กรุงเทพฯ (krung tep)

[@adoniscubian4367]

When should I use these two? Please anyone. ใ and ไ

[@MundoFrozenOficial]

they have the same sound. but only 20 thai words are written with ใ

[@HansManikan]

Adonis Cubian they are both sound “ i “ ไ this is one is long sound and ใ this one is short sound .

[@bpin5191]

As a child, I used to learn how to remember using ' ใ 'vowels . The comments below is Thai poems. ผู้ใหญ่หาผ้าใหม่ ให้สะใภ้ใช้คล้องคอ ใฝ่ใจเอาใส่ห่อ มิหลงใหลใครขอดู จะใคร่ลงเรือใบ ดูน้ำใสและปลาปู สิ่งใดอยู่ในตู้ มิใช่อยู่ใต้ตั่งเตียง บ้าใบ้ถือใยบัว หูตามัวมาใกล้เคียง เล่าท่องอย่าละเลี่ยง ยี่สิบม้วนจำจงดี -ผู้ใหญ่ / ใหม่ / ให้ / สะใภ้ / ใช้ / ใฝ่ / ใจ / ใส่ / หลงใหล / ใคร / ใคร่ / ใบ / ใส / สิ่งใด / ใน / ใช่ / ใต้ / ใบ้ / ใย / ใกล้ >20 words only There are some words that can be written in both ways, such as 'ใส' and 'ไส'. 'ใส' means clear or transparent 'ไส' means planing(wood).

[@wargoddess1704]

@@bpin5191 as if I could read any of that.... but thanks

[@williamjpriest7475]

I blinked and last track of what vowel I was on

[@angelaperez6240]

what is saraa?

[@24peachy80]

It means vowel in thai

[@qrsx66]

I have the hardest time distingusishing between อึ/อื and เออะ/เออ.

[@wehumansmayglow]

I'm coming back to hopefully learn Thai, to me it just seems to be a difference of how you position your teeth and how the vibration is made? The sound is hard to hear for sure but it's there, it's just subtle. :)

[@Kichikina]

Someone help me why is (รัก) with ั but why can’t you write it like this (ระก)?

[@Summertimessadnessss]

Because ะ is only written like that when it it is at the end of a syllable but it is written like _ั when it is inside a syllable.

[@Kitsu_Worm]

AHHHH that's last one look wrong for me as a Thai. Idk why but it's has a rule that if something write with ะ but when it end with other spelling. it gotta change from to ั instant.

[@kaithleen361]

What is the different tone between (1:09) & (4:27). Help me. I could'nt differentiate between them.

[@cute-tt6dy]

The difference The first is read as "eu" while the second is read as "è"

[@kaysoonling2407]

@@cute-tt6dy I agree

[@nastianikova6763]

What’s the difference between เอ and เเอ/ เอะ and เเอะ??

[@myrvt]

เอ = e / grey / long vowel เเอ = ae / long vowel เอะ = e / red / short vowel เเอะ = ae / cat / short vowel

[@HansManikan]

32 thai vowels are divided into two groups short and long vowels

[@karyllelachica9178]

FOR OFFGUN!!!! AHAHAHAHAHAA KAHIT MAHIRAP TUTUNAN KITA😭✋

[@qqww9566]

Thai has 32 vowels but i think you missing some vowel please check again.

[@hsc4648]

wayy to abridged and condensed :( would have been better if she demonstrated an example of why it is the way it is and also quizzed us with some readings.

[@wargoddess1704]

you can learn some of them in the video "learn the thai alphabet in 50 minutes"

[@wargoddess1704]

There are two missing???

[@qqww9566]

U missing 2 vowels สระ เอาะ และ ออ

[@smileysuga9397]

3:37

[@alphamansul7273]

What is the uses of this vowel ฦฦ

[@MundoFrozenOficial]

some ancient words and อังกฤษ=english/england, for example

[@rosycocco2189]

So puo avere la traduzione in italianoo grazie

[@foxstatue928]

Are this word “ ร “ is a consonant or a vowel?????? Need answer ASAP pretty confused right now 😭😭😭

[@jordylemaire7805]

They are both

[@ainasyazana1767]

@@jordylemaire7805 isn't it consonant, ro rua? is it counted as vowel too?

[@narakishnantaphalai7240]

In fact, "ร" (or "ro rua") is a consonant that pronounced /r/ if "ร" is a initial consonant and /n/ if "ร" is a final consonant. And "ร" is not a vowel. For Example: "รัก" /rak/ which means "(v.) love" "รู้" /roo/ which means "(v.) know" ("ร" is a initial consonant which pronounced /r/ sound) "การ" /kaan/ which is a suffix(use after verb/noun word to make a new word one) "มาร" /maan/ which means "(n.) Devil" ("ร" is a final consonant which pronounced /n/ sound) .......................................... But some words included ร as final consonant (/n/ sound) like "พร"/porn/ and "กร"/korn/ are so confused to pronounce, because these words have only two consonants. Where is a vowel? lol "พร" and "กร" actually have a vowel "-อ" (/ɔː/,/or/ sound), but vowel symbol is disappeared, so we pronounce these words as /porn/ and /korn/. Don't worry about it, it's not many words like this. 😇😂

[@drneoh]

@@narakishnantaphalai7240Maybe she was talking about "-รร-", which function s as a vowel /a/ when in the middle of a syllable.

[@narakishnantaphalai7240]

@@drneoh I think so.

[@juanbodenser4385]

WHy do you need to write this อ here: 1:30?

[@luine8984]

juan bodenser I think it represents consonants to be written after the vowel, or the use of อ (aaw aang) after the vowel since Thai vowels cannot be written without consonants accompanying them.

[@bpin5191]

อ. ว. ย. Is a consonant and vowel

[@kakasatsuki]

i love your videos esp the thai writing ones... i went to the thaipod101.com site... but i am so worried about giving my information to the site esp payment info.. = =||| is it a legit website?

[@DurugappamdlDurugappa]

It's easy for me cuz I know kannada language 😉

[@origameegamingandtutorials2429]

กะ กา กิ กี กึ กื กุ กู เกะ เก เเกะ เเก โกะ โก เกาะ กอ เกียะ เกีย เกือะ เกือ กํา ไก ใก กัวะ กัว เกา เกอะ เกอ

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

What is the difference between ai and ai?

[@Obojama_Arale]

Same sound but difference to use Only 20 words use ใ-

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

@@Obojama_Arale thank you

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

@@Obojama_Arale do you also teach Thai?

[@Obojama_Arale]

@@erturtemirbaev5207 nope

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

@@Obojama_Arale ok. You are a female?

[@matt-zp5ql]

why is it so hard AHHHHHHHH i cant understand T-T

[@cecilescon576]

Oh god I'm so confused 😁😁i literally don't get it.

[@origameegamingandtutorials2429]

You forgot เ-าะ and -อ

[@dituriaga015]

Im gonna die😭

[@justinservillon9135]

it makes me go insaneee

[@askzme]

Bij this is confusing

[@rajavelour]

thai language is giving me a headache... TBFH

[@HansManikan]

jeypi garcia agree its very hard and confusing at the beginning

[@Classic_Dom]

When you start with the consonants, you think it’s easy (at least I did). And then you see that some vowels are made up of consonants & vowels and just 😭

[@ranikani2019]

Same here

[@scienceandnature1637]

Who noticed her dress changed😅

[@jasperpipes4222]

Review ALL Thai Vowels in 10 minutes ? - The video is only 8 minutes long :-)

[@Kocho-q4c]

Why do you have to chang your clothes?

[@yoyoicecube1144]

how did elementary school kids memorise this? im so confuse 😭

[@Kitsu_Worm]

Mother Tongue maybe? I think same goes for other languages too.

[@belphegor_dev]

The same way English kids learned how to pronounce rough, through, and thorough.

[@JamesColemanChess]

They don’t memorise it they learn from getting Thai input 24/7 from birth and they grow up inherently knowing. And by the time they actually have to read and write the sounds sound very distinct to them so it’s a lot easier.

[@willian72800]

sorry but anyone will never get this in 10 minutes

[@morningwood3457]

Marry me ❤️

[@rosycocco1470]

Per favore si può tradurre in italiano grazie

[@dustball9909]

talk so blardy fast! slow down bro! not everyone can write thai !

[@emilyread3315]

Its called pausing and scuse your language

[@pinkpink1911]

If this is too fast then you‘re the issue

[@PlayandTalkwithSean]

This is really hard. BTW, if you want to know the letters (vowels and consonants) in Thai, then you're in the right comment. ๅ ภ ถ ค ต จ ข ช ๆ ไ ำ พ ะ ร น ย บ ล ฃ ฟ ห ก ด เ า ส ว ง ผ ป แ อ ท ม ใ ฝ

[@puppersissage8640]

Your missing quite a few but this would be helpful for many

[@AudyPutra2]

5:07