The
Stop Finals are represent by k, t and p in Roman
letters. They are called Stop Finals because they are unvoiced
when they come at the end of a syllable.
The
following are all the Stop Finals:
¡,
¢, ¤, ¦ are
represented by a "k" when they come at
the end.
´,
¨, ª, ´, ®, µ, ¯, °, ¶, ·, ¸, ², Ê, È, É
are represented by a "t" when they come
at the end.
º,
», ¾, À, ¿ are represented by a "p"
when they come at the end.
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The Sonorant
Finals are represented by ng, n, m, y and w in
Roman letters. They are called Sonorant Finals because they
are voiced. If you touch your Adam's apple (larynx) while
you say Thai syllables with these consonants at the end
you will feel a vibration.
The
following are all the Sonorant Finals:
Í
is represented by a "o" when it comes
at the end.
§
is represented by a "ng" when it
comes at the end.
¹,
³, Ã, Å, Ì, are represented by a "n"
when they come at the end.
Á
is represented by a "m" when it
comes at the end.
Â,
Ç are represented by a "i" when
they come at the end.
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