Thai Thai by Champagne by Keeratikhun Chuenchomrat
Keeratikhun Chuenchomrat
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The combination of ห with the letters in the single lowering group is a kind of cluster. In the northeastern part of Thailand, the pronunciation of the very cluster is relatively clear. For the central part of Thailand, the sound of ห was merged with the consonants in the single lowering group and it has produced the rising, low and falling tones.
Previous episodes
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20 - The combination of ห with the letters in the single lowering groupSun, 25 Apr 2021
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19 - The lowering group of letters in ThaiFri, 25 Dec 2020
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18 - Pronoun: What does it mean in Thai?Sat, 19 Dec 2020
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17 - Sticky RiceSun, 06 Sep 2020
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16 - Welcome to Thai Thai by Champagne Podcast StationFri, 28 Aug 2020
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15 - 1.7.2 Dead syllablesFri, 24 Jul 2020
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14 - 7.5 samasaMon, 13 Jul 2020
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13 - 7.2 simple spellingMon, 13 Jul 2020
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12 - 1.15 markersMon, 13 Jul 2020
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11 - 1.13 semi-clusters in the front consonantMon, 13 Jul 2020
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10 - 1.12 clusters in the front consonantsMon, 13 Jul 2020
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9 - 1.10.3 the paired lowering groupMon, 13 Jul 2020
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8 - 1.10.2 the rising groupMon, 13 Jul 2020
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7 - 1.10.1 the middle group of consonantsMon, 13 Jul 2020
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6 - 1.9 Final consonantsMon, 13 Jul 2020
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5 - 1.7.2 Dead syllablesMon, 13 Jul 2020
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4 - 1.7.1 Live syllablesMon, 13 Jul 2020
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3 - 1.6.1 Vowels in ThaiSun, 12 Jul 2020
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2 - 1.3 Tones in ThaiSun, 12 Jul 2020
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1 - 1.2 Isolating languagesSun, 12 Jul 2020
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