Learn to write Thai vowels, printable page

Printable page to practice writing Thai vowels. Have fun writing the characters of the Thai alphabet like children with this page.

For the meaning of each vowel vowel chart below .

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Page to practice writing Thai vowels

One of the rules for writing Thai is to always start with the loop if there is one.

Thai Vowels and Their Meanings

In the image below, Thai vowels are in red, as most of them cannot be written without consonants , they are represented with a silent consonant : the o aang "อ" , in black.

See: Learning to write the Thai alphabet: consonants

The last vowels in the list are vowels that do not need a consonant and are therefore written in black without red color.

Please note: in the table below, long vowels are indicated in the part between brackets (phonetics) followed by a colon (:).

a = a and a: = aa

If you print the table you can add an extra letter yourself, for example for the first line it should read:

has ; has ; aa; i ; ii; had ; euu

In Thai, vowel is sala and when we recite vowels, we say:
Sala a ; sala a ; sala aa ; sala i ; sala ii …

To know the exact sound, you can go here.

And if you are willing to spend a little money to help you learn Thai, I recommend this software which allows you to see words in Thai, Latin, phonetics, listen to the sounds and much more: ThaiTrainer

Vowels in red on a silent consonant

See also:

Thai figures

Learn to read and write the Thai alphabet (video)

Thai language, the minimum vocabulary to know on your first trip

And all our articles in the Thai language

To learn more: Thai alphabet (in English)