Thai Alphabet : The Secret of MAI HAN A-KAT.

You've learnt about "สระ อะ" in this lesson. Today I will teach you about...

THE SECRET OF MAI HAN A-KAT !!!!!!

What is it? You're going to know it now.
If you want to make a word like "chan (I)", or "wan (day). You have to use the other kind of "สระ อะ (Sara a)". Let's see an example.
















กะ (This is "Ka".)  กัก (This is "Kak".)
ตะ (This is "Ta".)  ตัก (This is "Tak".)

Did you see anything?

The name of "◌ั" is Mai han a-kat. It looks like a half "ะ".
You have to write Mai han a-kat above the consonant.

Thai system is not like English. In English when you want to add a final consonant, you can place it next to a vowel. But in Thai, you have to change the shape of the vowel. Because in Thai we don't have a space between word. So if we don't use "Mai han a-kat", it is so hard to read. For example.....

"ตาตะกกะบข้าวให้ฉะนกะบนะดกินกะน" Look weird! LoL
But if I use "Mai han a-kat"...
"ตาตักกับข้าวให้ฉันกับนัดกินกัน" Wow! Look easy, right?

The name of "◌ั" is Mai han a-kat. It looks like a half "ะ".
You have to write Mai han a-kat above the consonant.

EXAMPLE FOR A WORD THAT CONTAINS "MAI HAN A-KAT"

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