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One other oddity: Thai vowels can be shown above, below, behind, as well as front of the consonant, even so they don't wander around. A vowel is always pronounced For the consonant, regardless of where it is drawn. Oh, and ALL Thai words begin using a consonant, no exceptions. Quite a few vowels that are written looking at the consonant, but given it of persons is the consonant, not the vowel, because the vowel is pronounced Had been consonant, although it is physically placed before consonant. I think there is often a truth out there, but no the expressing
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