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Short vowel is always

Low tone

Long vowel is always

Middle tone

อ is never a

Final consonant

Mai hahn aakaat

Vowel with a final consonant

Middle consonant as a final consonant

Always pronounce by holding it short

Low consonant + long vowel

Middle tone

Low consonant + short vowel

High tone
"ก"
"k"
"ด"
"d"
"ฎ"
"d"
"ฏ"
"d"
"ต"
"d"
"จ"
"d"