How to pronounce Suvarnabhumi - สุวรรณภูมิ | Learn Thai

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สุวรรณภูมิ is pronounced in Thai as su-wan-na-poom, but when it is written in English, it was written as suvarnabhumi which is its original Pali/Sanskrit form.
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[@alcebien4903]

Thank you Yumi i think it will be very useful for many people to know how to pronounce soowanapoom airport when they take a taxi and you look more local too hehe😋👍🙏

[@yumiibkk]

Glad it was helpful😊😊 /
Thank you for watching ka ..merci beaucoup😄

[@Layput]

Did they write that to intentionally confuse foreigners?

[@francosilvestri123]

Thank you Yumi for explaining the right pronounciation. The english writing is false then.

[@serpatrick5797]

Have a safe flight, Yumii... ขอให้เที่ยวสนุกนะครับ

[@yumiibkk]

Khob Khun ka😊😊 / Thank you for watching.

[@thisday688]

Hi Yumi, can i ask something...if a 55-year old Thai uncle talking to a 30-year-old taxi driver or shopkeeper, does the 55-year old uncle usually include kap/krap at the end of the sentence? I mean when Thai oler ppl talk to a younger ppl, do they usually use kab/ka at the end of the sentence.....?
Thanks.

[@yumiibkk]

Yes, we put krab/ka at the end of the sentence for make it polite.
And if Thai older ppl talk to younger ppl like this it’s mean he/she so polite and have a good manner. 😊

[@thisday688]

@@yumiibkk ohh okay 🆗 Thanks for willing to reply. Now I understand more about the usage of krab/ka.

[@hieniemic]

Why is there an i at the end which is not pronounced?

[@intasang]

"Bhūmi" is the Sanskrit word for "earth".
i at the end in this case in the Thai language is silent.

[@Kushal978]

Thanks for sharing

[@SoeThinAung]

What is "prosarn" or "posarn" when they make announcements at the airport. Thanks for your explanation.

[@BloobleBonker]

"prot sarp" "please be aware" "โปรด ทราบ"

[@SoeThinAung]

Thank you

[@LuckyMe2811]

prot-sarb = attention please😁

[@SoeThinAung]

@@LuckyMe2811 Thank you

[@hunterl4328]

Thai language sounds Indian.

[@BloobleBonker]

It's from Sanskrit

[@hunterl4328]

@@BloobleBonker I don't understand how other Thai TH-cam videos say Thai sounds Chinese and Vietnamese. Thai sounds Indian, Khmer, and Kra Dai.