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| Special rules for "ร" (ror rua) |
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Usually, the letter " ร " (ror rua) is pronounced " r " at the start and " n " at the end. However, there are some special rules that changes this. (1) When a single " ร " follows another consonant and is the last letter in the syllable, it is pronounced " orn " instead of " n ".
(2) In the following examples, " ร " is not pronounced:
(3) When " ร " follows " ท ", the letters " ทร " change to an " ซ " (sor so) with the " s " sound:
(4) The double " รร " is changed to an " an " sound when there is no final consonant. When there is a final consonant, " รร " is changed to an " a " sound.
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