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Thai is the official language of Thailand.
Thai
Shown using printed Thai script and IPA:
![[printed Thai]](thai1.gif)
Shown using handwritten Thai script:
![[handwritten Thai]](thai2.gif)
Writing system information at Omniglot and Wikipedia
Thai using the Tai Anphabet ConScript
Ian James designed the Tai Anphabet to write Thai, Lao, Lanna, and other Tai languages. There is only one glyph per phoneme and tone marks sit on the vowels. It is written in a linear, alphabetic fashion.
![[Thai using the Tai Anphabet]](thai_taianphabet.gif)
Writing system information at Sky Knowledge and Omniglot
Language information at Wikipedia
Alternate names for Thai include Tai, Thaiklang, and Siamese
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