How to spot a High Class consonant instantly.
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I remember them by linking them to high mood using my imagination.
Notice : High Class does not mean High tones
ΰΈ-ΰΈ twin who sleep like baby, head inside. High mood, sleeping happy.
ΰΈͺ-ΰΈ¨-ΰΈ© sound S the beautiful family ΰΈͺΰΈ§ΰΈ’, they are high mood (High class) except ΰΈ., she decided to leave to be ("low class)
ΰΈ - ΰΈ when you wife asks for something politely ΰΈัΰΈ ΰΈΰΈ,
ΰΈ«- Helium though silent, can raise ballon after vowel. (can raise the tone of the consonant that follows.)
ΰΈ - ΰΈ same sound though they look different but they brothers, I met them before πalways high mood. (High Class)
There are step brothers with same DNA but they live in different class (ΰΈ, ΰΈ, ΰΈ, ΰΈ)
If you add tone marks, they behave as follows:
No mark: Rising Tone (e.g., ΰΈΰΈ² - Khaa / leg)
Mai Ek ( ่ ): Low Tone (e.g., ΰΈ่ΰΈ² - Khaa / galangal)
Mai Tho ( ้ ): Falling Tone (e.g., ΰΈ้ΰΈ² - Khaa / I, me)
All High-Class Consonants ΰΈัΰΈΰΈ©ΰΈ£ΰΈͺูΰΈ:
- ΰΈ (Kho Khai)
- ΰΈ (Kho Khuat - obsolete)
- ΰΈ (Cho Ching)
- ΰΈ (Tho Than)
- ΰΈ (Tho Thung)
- ΰΈ (Pho Phueng)
- ΰΈ (Fo Fa)
- ΰΈ¨ (So Sala)
- ΰΈ© (So Ru-si)
- ΰΈͺ (So Suea)
- ΰΈ« (Ho Hip)
Thai teachers in the group, feel free to add more laws or fix any mistakes.
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