Silence Final Consonants ์
In thai language there are final consonants that have to silence such as อาจารย์ in this word you can see ย์ you don’t need to pronounce this word. So that word that need to pronounce is อาจาร “ʔɑɑ jɑɑn”

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Final Consonants บ

Final Consonants ด

Final Consonants ง น ม ย ว

Compound Nouns

Thai consonants are divided into three classes: high, middle, and low. Here's an overview of the basic Thai consonants:
### Middle Class Consonants (อักษรกลาง)
1. ก (ko kai)
2. จ (cho chan)
3. ฎ (do cha-da)
4. ฏ (to pa-tak)
5. ด (do dek)
6. ต (to tao)
7. บ (bo baimai)
8. ป (po pla)
9. อ (o ang)
### High Class Consonants (อักษรสูง)
1. ข (kho khai)
2. ฉ (cho ching)
3. ฐ (tho than)
4. ถ (tho thung)
5. ผ (pho phueng)
6. ฝ (fo fa)
7. ศ (so sala)
8. ษ (so rue-si)
9. ส (so suea)
10. ห (ho hip)
### Low Class Consonants (อักษรต่ำ)
1. ค (kho khai)
2. ฆ (kho ra-khang)
3. ง (ngo ngu)
4. ช (cho chang)
5. ซ (so so)
6. ฌ (cho choe)
7. ญ (yo ying)
8. ฑ (tho phu-thao)
9. ฒ (tho mon-tho)
10. ณ (no nen)
11. ท (tho thahan)
12. ธ (tho thong)
13. น (no nu)
14. พ (pho phan)
15. ฟ (fo fan)
16. ภ (pho sam-phao)
17. ม (mo ma)
18. ย (yo yak)
19. ร (ro ruea)
20. ล (lo ling)
21. ว (wo waen)
22. ฬ (lo chu-la)
23. ฮ (ho nok-huk)
These consonants are used in combination with vowels to form words. Thai is a tonal language, and the class of the consonant often affects the tone of the syllable.

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