Happy New Year in Thai.

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Thai (), also known as Dai language, is the language of Dai and Thai people and belongs to East Asia/Sino-Tibetan language family. About 68 million people around the world use Thai.

Thai is mainly used by Dai and Thai people in Thailand, Laos, Myanmar, northwestern Vietnam, northwestern Cambodia, southwestern China and northeastern India.

Thai is an analytical isolated language, and its basic vocabulary is mostly monosyllabic words. Different tones can distinguish vocabulary and grammar. Synthesis and overlapping are widely used in word formation.

Characteristics of Thai Word Order in Extended Data

There are three kinds of Thai today: secular language, royal language and monk language.

Characters are written in the form of comic strips, from left to right, horizontally, with no punctuation marks and no spaces between words. A sentence is spelled continuously from beginning to end, and a sentence is expressed by the space between two empty letters or a small pause in the sentence.

The traditional printing of Thai letters is like notes on a staff. Most letters have small circles, so some people compare them to tadpoles. Thai is very similar to Cambodian and Lao.

In both spoken and written languages, the basic word order of Thai is the same as that of Chinese, but the biggest difference between Thai and Chinese is that modifiers come after modifiers. In short, Thai adjectives should be placed after nouns and adverbs after verbs.

For example, in Chinese, "These socks are really beautiful", and in Thai, the word order becomes "Beautiful socks are double".

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Thai