Review ALL Thai Consonants in 15 minutes - Write and Read Thai
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Where can I find the whole videos of this compilation, I just learned 17 consonants but the rest of the videos of the remaining consonants are no where to be found even after scrolling up and down in the channel.
My target's languanges :
Korean (hangul)
Thai
Phillipines (tagalog)
Spain
French
I hope i can learn all of this slowly
I'm a Filipino. And I tell you. If you are a native English speaker, learning Filipino (the name of the language also), will not be that difficult. We have almost the same alphabet as in English alphabet. :) That's why there are many Filipinos that can speak English fluently. :)
My target languages now would be Korean (Hangul) as I am on a Korean based company. And Thai to learn to communicate with my Thai idols hehe.
@@zhairmagne2702 well im from malaysia and also used roman alphabet... There's so many malay words that have been taken from english language...
Konfesi -confess
Improvasi-improve
Diskusi- discuss
Mesin- machine
And so on...
I learned thai for drama amd korea for music (not kpop btw) 😂
@@arumaseoshi7340 we all have that reasons HAHAHA.
@@arumaseoshi7340 plus it's also good for our brain to learn new language. It increases brain activity and learning it will be an added skill. So it's a win win.
Me for 13mins straight
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This is actually a really helpful thing that they did. This is a very condensed version of the "Thai alphabet made easy" series from this podcast. You first MUST study each and every episode from this series. It goes into much more detail about each letter, as well as all the other rules you must know pertaining to the Thai alphabet. This video should be watched afterwards as a way to quickly scan through all the letters to ingrain them into your memory.
Lastly, learning the Thai language can not be done proficiently without dedicating yourself to mastering its alphabet. If you truly want to learn the language, do not cheat your way through this. Good luck, friends. You can do it!!!
Very helpful. Thanks 👍
@@maxbilo6191 My pleasure. Hope you stick with it.
I can sadly only find the first video from the series
can u link that playlist? i cant find it!
Please could you share the link to the podcast? 🙏
Ok so what I found out they don't just say the letter, they learn by saying, a apple, b ball, c cat, not like a, b, c, d, sooo when you can separate them ( initial later sound) you might learn it better.
Indeed as there are so many similar sounding consonants. But English also does if you think about it, aaa, beee, see, dee, eee, eff, etc. eg, F (sounds like eff) but when you say fanny it is nothing like eff lol.
I am already familiar with korean, english and my mother tongue tagalog, now I would like to expand and try to learn thai language since I am fond of watching thai drama. I hope this video can help me
In tagalog we have the word "patak" which means "water drop"
ok...
It is from sanskrit
Lol
Yes, we have it, like "patak ng tubig" means a drop of water
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What is Tharntype if I may ask?
@@timnyapming8114 Tharntype is a BL Thai drama
Me cause of j9 from 2moons2
I'm freaking dizzy man 😂 I don't know what's even happening lmao
lol
You're watching how to write and understand thai alphabet and how to write it :)
She's delightful, isn't she! Thai is a quality, underrated language. Nice to hear it spoken accurately.
Thank you for this video! Extremely helpful and I will practice writing to this!
i think my brain just died a little
Don't worry my brain is half dead with the ด=ck ต= ck ต is just improvising when you don't have ด that's how my mom told me idk I'm not pro I'm big noob
You explained the Thai alphabet in a easy way, excellent. Thanks.
She is so cute .. a pleasure to learn from
Thank you Thaipod. You teach me how to read thai words and such. Now im obsessed to learn your whole language.
couldn't be more excellent. love it
Great explanations all along,thanks
Why are there so many Ks and Ts and Ds lol
@Brixie ❥ ท ธ. สศษ.
And many Th too @@
I don't remember which one I got lost
Come from different original languages.
P's too
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It's really helpful !! ขอบคุณ 💕
Thank u for this. Nice presentation
Thank you so much. Your lessons very clear for 10 years old. Really goods
In awe of this goddess, I want to learn!
Omg come back i need you to continue to study
Thank you!!
You foiiine, nice lessons
Patience and perseverance needed.
I can speak french, arabic and English and hope to learn how to speak thai fluently too!! Thanks for this video, it was really helpful
I speak the same languages as you and I wanted to start learning Thai but gosh it's sooo hard
So many t's , p's and D's. . at the start i'd love to study. .but now I'm confused . .
so confusing now. she said on the other video, the 50min one, it's just easy. but here there are lots of t, k, and d. so which letter are we going to use to which word?
Haha...I wonder that too
Heck idk if I'm so good my mom had to study thai 6 years just to read and write she told me I will onlly need a couple fo months since I learn fast but HONEY I'm getting confused
Great video .....I'm learning Thai & this videi is really helpful....I really appreciate you making this video....I can speak Thai 50% & I just started writing Thai .....chorb meung-Thai mak mak khrap....khop Khun khrap 🙏...I'm Indian staying in Thailand 5 months....
Hey i am also indian .I just started to learn thai . Can you please tell me how should I start to learn it .plz reply me
@@happymood3098 I started with vocabulary video's....but important is implementing what you study .....talk to Thai people as.....Khun Thai are one of the most friendliest people on earth....very easy to talk with.....Thai people really like when foreigners spk Thai ....khop Khun khrap 🙏....chok dii na khrap... sa-was-dee khrap 🙏🙏🇹🇭💞
Looking forward for a study buddy to learn these.
Very nice
I think I need a pizza after watching this. All of my neurons are now drained, need more energy haha. Gosh didn't expect Thai would be so hard like this.
Why Thai had so many consonant that makes the same sound? When I've to use each of them? Like, the "t" sound is represented by at least 4 letters in Thai
The Thai alphabet is derived from Sanskrit and Pali, and in those languages those different T's, Ch's, Kh's, N's etc were actually pronounced as different sounds each, like dental vs retroflex sounds, voiced vs unvoiced, those differences were lost when it got into the Thai language, that's why some of them are "joined" and thus pronounced the same. Mainly you just have to know which letter goes with which words, there's little to no clue on how to know which letter is used, it's mostly pure memorization (except if you know some Sanskrit/Pali then maybe you can make some correlation between the letters and may guess which letter goes with which word).
@@pualamnusantara7903 thank you so much for the explanation, it's really helpful! I was so confused because I thought I'm just not hearing right or my ears are not used to Thai and I thought that must be why some consonants sound the same to me. Glad to hear I'm actually hearing right :D but yes, this is gonna be super difficult to just memorise which letter to use just by memorising words
การเขียนภาษาไทยในวิดีโอมีความสวยงาม，love from China.
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Why Thai Learn is so hard. Thai wrote one thing and Thai read other thing. Do you have an easy way how to learn ThaI ?
However you are a good teacher, congratulation and thank you .
you nice keep going
It takes me 1 month to remember all the consonants
Well it takes me three days
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You forgot the consonant ณ
My head is going to explode after that
I wish I would have seen this sooner! I forgot some so it was a good review. The previous main video of this is 20 minutes, and not as engaging. Thanks for the post.
Today, I wondered off to this video again. I already know the alphabet but it’s so funny to see my post from 2 years ago. Damn. 😅
Nick H 😂 how’s it going with thai?
I’m very keen to be able read and write thailand but since K, T and C have a lot of version. It makes me really confused when I’m supposed to use those words in a proper case. I feel so give up. I think I should start learn speaking and listening first.
there are so many letters that have the same sound. which letter will i use to which word then?
Great resource! How to say and write every Thai alphabet consonant. Except where is ฌ?
Am I the only one who came here because of Thai BLs and watched the entire video, took notes and now trying to figure out what to do with half knowledge in Thai vowels and consonants? I mean, WHERE DO U THINK I CAN LEARN THE 'ai', 'ou' AND THE OTHER HUNDRED SOUNDS?
Same 😁😊😊 love Thai BLs and I follow so many Thai actors and singers on insta and I want to learn more about Thailand and their culture and visit the country one day
Man I’m Thai and I have lived here my whole life but i can’t read or write bruh
How can that be even possible dude? Is your family been talking to you in English? Or didn't enroll you to a Thai school? Or what?
@@carterparkinsons9903 It's impossible unless he has a learning disorder which is also not likely since he can comment in English but not speak Thai despite living in Thailand his whole life. I don't believe this dude. If this is not a joke theh he must be a thaiboo or something hahahaha
As far as I know, there really exists Thais who cannot read or write but can speak their language. This is because some Thais think that learning everything about reading and writing Thai is difficult, especially because there are lots of consonants, vowel diacritics, and tone rules.
It's possible our friend, Fury, is a mixed race ('luuk krueng') child and may have gone to an international school. Not uncommon folks and not a biggie.
The best way to learn Thai is to learn the alphabet first and read, since syllable/tonal rules are always on display. Easier said that done, but once you get the groundwork in, you will automatically know what the tone and vowel length is.
Carter Parkinsons School is Waving
You forgot cho-choe (ฌ)
And she didn’t say what sound thoa poo tao made 😭
@@morganstrebeck T
Came here because of Lisa Manobal vs Manoban pronunciation 😂
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Im watching this because I love Thai drama
Sawatdii.. im confused about dead stop p stop.. What's the rule to it?
how do i know which consonant to use when spelling? since there are consonants that have the same sound
Red Hakdogg maybe we just have to remember it.
How to know which "K" to used tho?
It's confusing. I can't figure out what is the difference between different letters but it just sounds as the same.
Want to join, but what is the amount in inr - from India
it was much easier to understand in your 50 min video about "all the alphabet" (but a lot were missing unfortunately)... I liked the way the long video was prepared with examples etc. With this one i am confused..and i dont understand the differences between the different consonents that have the same sound :\
Could you help?
i agree
hi!! i found the other letters in the courses on their site!! thaipod101 :D
@@lovubye hi i found some too..i watched other videos form other channels to get them all..but the videos arent great..but thank you so much 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🥰
@@indaclub974 ohh np and good luck!
@@lovubye thank you, you too 😁 let me know how ur learning goes 😄
Hi, can you please explain what T stop at the end means?
In English, if you pronounce the word ending in "t" like "hit", "sit", "mate", and "late", you can feel some bursts of air flowing through your mouth (to test it you can use your hand or a tissue/paper, say those words, and you can feel the air escapes through your mouth with your hand or the the tissue would move a bit).
In Thai, however, for every word that ends in plosive coda (-k, -t, -p), they are pronounced as a stop, that means, *no air* escapes through your mouth when pronouncing those k t p sounds at the end, hence the name, "t stop", which means that you are stopping the flow of air from your mouth so there's no air escaping from your mouth (if you use your hand or a tissue again, you wouldn't feel some bursts of air when pronouncing these stops).
The 12th letter ฌ is missing from the explanation.
Where can I find the whole videos of this compilation, I just learned 17 consonants but the rest of the videos of the remaining consonants are no where to be found even after scrolling up and down in the channel.
really I'm intetresed too. I think this is like a demo, you may buy the whole version on their site. Anyway if you found something like this just let me know ;D
why there is no explanation about letter ฌ?
Can you please enlighten me the "Initial Consonant" vs "Final Consonant".what does that mean?How would i know that it is initial or final consonant?.. I'm really trying to learn Thai language but it kinda gives me a little headache.
Initial Consonant - at the beginning of the word
Final Consonant - at the end of the word
So for example
ก- will have a "g" sound if it's written at the beginning of the word, like /ga/
ก- will have "k" sound if it's written at the end of the word, like /ak/
@@mauiaurelio5769 thank you.😘
What happened to ฌ? :)
เสือตุ่น ณ เชียงของ thanks for that info, i hope you can teach thai also i think you're good to do it. . .😊
Why did you not write the letter charger
สวัสดี ครับ
I am confused in same pronunciation. Please give me simple tip to remember it
If you worked on two or three consonants at a time, with examples and short easy to understand words it would be easier. Learning this way is like climbing Mt. Everest without spiky boots.
l agree, but this video is review, not the whole real Lesson.
If I write Kim (a name) in thai, which K should I use?
You should ค ควาย for your name
Kim = คิม
@@user-rt4mg9gq8t Why can't we use ข or ฆ?
Bro whats the difference between the letters that sounds the same.
I know thai letters but I don't know how to make sentence in thai please reply mam
I think listening is the key for everything.👍👍👍
Ive learned alphabets:
Korean
Russian
Arabic
Thai (New)
Misleading title. Definitely not "ALL" Thai consonants. Even the 12th letter ฌ (chɔɔ chəə / ฌ เฌอ) which is not obsolete is not covered. Sloppy. Disappointing.
ฏ=T
ฐ=T
ฑ=T
ฒ=T
ต=T
ฤ=T
ท=T
ธ=T
there are so many Ts, where/when/how use them????
😟😕🤔🧐
I Agree
Those letters are derived from Sanskrit, they were actually pronounced differently in Sanskrit, but in Thai, they all sound the same. Mainly you just have to know which letter goes with which word.
What about ฌ??
10:23 Burrito! 🌯🌯🌯
"Baybayin" of the Philippines is easier than this actually, no hate. Btw, Baybayin is a Character letters form the Philippines and it also look like thai characters but fewer vowels and consonants.
Agree✨
If the consonants have the same sound, how do I know which one I use? 😭
Mainly you just have to memorize it. Except if you know some Sanskrit/Pali then maybe you can guess which consonant letter goes with which word in some occasions.
@@pualamnusantara7903 but it's true right? That some consonants have the same sound? For example some of the K's have the same sound right? I just want to make sure whether I understand it correctly because some K's sound the same to me but maybe my ears are just not trained and not used to Thai sounds
@@Romi140 Yeah, they all sound the same. You just have to know by heart each individual word mostly.
I didn't see chaaw chooe in the lineup
where is choor cheer?
my brain just stop working..helppp..
What a beautiful girl!
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Khob kun krap
I thought it was a very good review of the consonants. Dii mak krub.
12:41 mark
What about Cho Cher?
was wondering that as well
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The sound for "y" isn't "wai", it's "ee".
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Why to have many letters who make the same sound?
Thai was bombard with Sanskrit and Pali words; their orthography were preserved but their pronunciation were not.
The letters which make the same sound in modern Thai made slightly different sounds in Indian languages that they came from. The same thing happened with Persian; thousands of Arabic words made their way to Persian, their orthography were preserved but Persians pronounced them the way they were more comfortable, that's why letter ض / ذ / ز / ظ all make the Z sound and letters س / ص / ث all make the S sound in modern Persian.
@@neemapaxima6116 i don't know if you'll answer this or not, but here it goes. i can read arabic just a bit, so your explanation helps with my confusion with these letters with the same sound in thai script. if i'm understanding it correctly, you shouldn't really bother on how to use the letters, but rather better to get used to what words use these letters, right? at this point i'm having a hard time as to what letter should i use when i want to write stuff. :(
@@Raziffalyan You need to memorize the orthography of each word, there is no shortcut.
It’s even more difficult than korean 안녕
I'm confused 😓
Why are there so many t sounds?
The Thai alphabet is derived from Sanskrit and Pali, and in those languages those different T's, Ch's, Kh's, N's etc were actually pronounced as different sounds each, like dental vs retroflex sounds, voiced vs unvoiced, those differences were lost when it got into the Thai language, that's why some of them are "joined" and thus pronounced the same. Mainly you just have to know which letter goes with which words, there's little to no clue on how to know which letter is used, it's mostly pure memorization (except if you know some Sanskrit/Pali then maybe you can make some correlation between the letters and may guess which letter goes with which word).
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Strange at 12:45 it goes in to vowels ? Nevertheless it’s another excellent VDO from this group
I already make it slower but still need to rewind again and again 😭