We saw in chapter monosyllable word composed of two consonants without vowels generates the vowel (o). A new rule is added to that when this word is composed of several syllables.
When a consonant without vowel precedes a monosyllable the vowel (a) is automatically associated with it.
When one discovers a new word in Thai it is first necessary to dissect starting with the end in order to determine that they are complete syllables, then apply the rule for polysyllabic.
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In this sample is a complete syllable so the first consonant will prononce |
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In this sample is a complete syllable so the first consonant will prononce |
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In this sample |
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