Thai Vowels - Ultimate Thai Pronunciation Guide

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[@MrBobmac10]

Absolutely brilliant! A well thought out lesson plan, clearly explained, easy to comprehend. Thanks so much!

[@jayakeerthyjain4786]

ಇಟ್ ಐಸ್ ಲೈಕ್ ಸಂಸ್ಕೃತ. This is like God's language SANSKRITA INDIAN ORIGIN

[@drawwithchris]

Wow! This IS the ultimate guide. So helpful. Thank you.

[@lepaomo]

Thoroughly enjoyed the lesson. Massive thanks to you both. Thumbs up

[@TheNostalgicNetwork]

Stuart Jay Thai channel led me here. His methods are the simplest I have ever seen on a already hard language for m!

[@Thai-do5hg]

he's a show pony who think he's a genius, he is not

[@ragirinarasimhulu4153]

I am easily aquinted to your lesson which is highly appreciated, you have taught the lesson, thank you very much.

[@zdrasbuytye]

I love it . I have a lot of problems pronouncing almost all of them specially the one that is use for เธอ.

[@fernandosousa4657]

I have been watching and learning from Jay for a few months ( although in a very haphazard sort of way) since returning from Thailand. I have to say she has a unique charm to her style of teaching which resonates with me. This lesson is by far one of the best. It illustrates the actual vocal mechanics and the examples are spot on. I agree in principle with the comments below that the vowel should be displayed in bold format, as a way to reinforce the imagery and attach it to a physical representation of the sound in the learner's conscience (great for reading signs in a remote area of Northern Thailand, yes?). Besides that...congratulations. Please keep this format. It is simple, elegant and highly effective.

[@DailyMonkeyPlanet]

Very important lesson!

[@rava3626]

wonderful explanation

[@bobbiegoestopattaya4239]

Really helpful. Thank you so much

[@DavidFelipeSolisH]

Muy buen video, gracias :) me ayudó bastante (creo) a entender los sonidos a los que no estoy acostumbrado.

[@utopian5070]

Well, I'm learning French and Thai vowels generally sound a bit more open than in French such as e like ɛ, ɛ like æ, from the French perspective you know

[@guismodrum78]

I agree, I am french and the vowels are easy to pronounce

[@amirahtamov2960]

Amazing... Thank you very much

[@dyld921]

It's super interesting to me that Vietnamese has the exact same vowels as Thai (except for the length distinction)

[@tonkatoytruck]

We need the Thai letter to correspond to the sound. If we can not recognize the letter in a word or sentence, it does not do much good to be able to pronounce it.

[@jt21419]

Correct. In fact being able to pronounce is seldom a problem in Thai. Problem is which letters it stands for.

[@immigranthereandthere]

@@jt21419 Very wrong,..pronunciation is everything in thai bcz it is a tonal langauge.

[@gamestv4875]

Was wondering myself where those weird characters originate , maybe Klingon...

[@parn2160]

@@gamestv4875 ah they have a Sanskrit origin

[@juanmanuelcielo9594]

Pero sí está. En la parte de arriba

[@nellryannestrada219]

I find it challenging to discern and articulate the difference between 3:36 and 9:13

[@fravinadams1824]

I understand there to be 32 vowel and 44 consonants

[@sutthikhun]

44 consonant letters but just 21 consonant sounds

[@drneoh]

Those 18 are the monophthongs, the rest of the vowels are derived from the combinations.

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

Thanks

[@jiyasama1501]

Jay is so cute ..

[@turnipkupo7263]

1:23

[@jiyasama1501]

Jay .. please don't smile .. I cannot focus .. you're so cute when you smile .. :3 :3

[@MdRashid-qr2zy]

Jiya Sama hi

[@itsJoMin]

0:17

[@kerinlawrenchia5297]

Can you make a video how to read the all thai alphabet, and how to a thai word or thai name

[@tseyukming]

Kerin Lawrenchia i

[@samkristian8326]

I'm lost in the final 3 vowels, gosh!

[@ragirinarasimhulu4153]

In the table horizontally 3rd and 6th number sara (vowels) are not able to catch in mind as we have no those sounds in our Indian languages

[@pavlina_kha]

4:10 and 9:46

[@michaels3708]

I can’t say the word for fast reo, any help please

[@jov.642]

I'm confused about the use of เอ. Under เอะ, เลก was an example. Should it be under เอ, as in เลข? I'm also confused with เออ. In the example for the word "invite", เอิ was used instead of เออ. Any pointers on these scenarios? Thank you!

[@aimulnwza]

I don't know if it's too late but for later learners. เ-ะ changes into เ- ็ when there's a final Consonant like เละ+ก=เล็ก and เ-อ+final Consonant= เ-ิ เมอ+น=เมิน and exception for ย เนอ+ย= เนย and if you wonder there's no /e:/ เ- + ย combination in Thai language so we won't get confused

[@jov.642]

@@aimulnwza Thanks for the insight! ขอบคุณครับ!

[@samchan3458]

here is what happens with vowels form kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKSsloBvoNSsfqM

[@jov.642]

@@samchan3458 thank you! This is interesting.

[@foongpedq2238]

เลข use long >>> le~k

[@crimsoncrimsoned609]

While the vowel อึ (ue) doesn't exist in English, I'd argue it's noticeably close to the vowel in the word 'book'

[@arkadiuszjanicki931]

01:45 vowel ะ should be located on the right side of the consonant. So what happened here, why instead of สะบ we have สับ?

[@MnhxxxxlhaTmg]

It is simple one อั if it is in the middle of the sentence and อะ when it is at the end. Hope this helps

[@samchan3458]

here is the clip showing what's happen with vowel forms kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKSsloBvoNSsfqM

[@johncarlo7772]

if this อะ become like this อั, and this เอะ become this อ็, how about this เเอะ ??, Please I need answers

No one is hard for me, because we have all the same short vowels in Turkish. :) so, long vowels are easy too :)

[@chrisandrews3625]

Very interesting but there are more vowels in Thai, why are they not covered here? Confused!!!!

[@ThaiPod101]

Hello Chris, Thank you very much for your comment and question. Please join in to our website for more. You already able to read Thai with those 18 vowels sound. Please let me know if you have any future questions. I will be glad to help you. We wish you will have a good progress with Thai. Have a nice day. Parisa Team ThaiPod101.com

[@harishsingh9885]

Kruu my weakness i vowel.i can read small sentences in thai language.i pracrise swlf learning

[@jrgamingclub1789]

There are 4 kind of o sounds still confused

[@dituriaga015]

Jay is so cute

[@jexaov1863]

I saw 32 vowels in other video. But you say 18

[@foongpedq2238]

This may be part 1 ??, These 18 are basic vowel for combination to more vowels.... // For example อุ + อะ = อัวะ (more vowel from this vdo) 🙄🤨

[@Drzhivagio]

Thai has at least 28 vowels, This video only covers 18 of them.

[@ryansmith6308]

All the rest are Dipthongs of these; You can form them with combinations of these

[@amberleaf7]

difficult...

[@ДмитрийГерман-ю3ы]

Is there any video, or anyone who can explain to me the use of ็ ????

[@jov.642]

I think ็ is one of tonal markings. (In case, it's still relevant.)

[@aimulnwza]

@@jov.642 it is a part of the vowels เ - ็ - ็ แ - ็ -็ อ

[@teacheraladdin1414]

How many vowels in Thai 18 or 22 or 32?

[@chattarintanadkid7108]

Vowels in Thai have 21 symbols 32 sounds.

[@leemey2388]

ฉันชอบเรียนฦาษาไทย มากนาก

[@lukepenguin1356]

Please contact me if you need someone to help for Burmese/Myanmar pod. I speak fluent English too. Thanks.

[@johncarlo7772]

if this อะ become like this อั, and this เอะ become this อ็, how about this เเอะ ??, Please I need answers

[@rubitasingha8688]

So difficult

[@jivsdanieldivina5442]

Magkakatunog lang lahat HUHUHU

[@refought1784]

Need.some learn buddy. U mind?

[@johncarlo7772]

di naman, I used to learn Korean at halos magkatunog sila kaya madali lang sakin yung thai vowel sounds 😅

[@chicken9485]

There are like 32 vowels tho, so u missed some didn’t u?

[@udadiganasiddhattha4817]

Most difficult vowels to pronounce, are last two.

[@JoyteGotame]

it is very confusing. ,,

[@yusufabdurrauf7429]

That british girl is everywhere 😅😂

[@gabeanderson8816]

Why not also show the actual Thai script? I appreciate the work you put in here for sure, but it’s really not helpful if we want to read vowels.

[@10_kiyo]

What is rambutan means? เงาะ

[@PGTripsMedia]

Pronounced "ngo" keeping the "o" very short. It is a delicious fruit here in Thailand, similar to lychee 😁

[@asiandramafan2669]

Brilliant presentation. One thing is true that Thai people don't pronounce some letters properly like R, L , S, T They pronounce r as l , s as t when it stands end of any word.

[@supassara10]

อึอึอึ555

[@kenniegey7178]

Very helpful !! Thank you so much!!