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Thai language (Thai:; English: Thailanguage), also known as Dai language (Dailanguage), is the language of the Thai ethnic group and belongs to the Sino-Tibetan language family. Thai is spoken by approximately 68 million people around the world. Thai is mainly spoken by the Tai-Tai ethnic group distributed in Thailand, Laos, Myanmar, northwest Vietnam, northwest Cambodia, southwest China, and northeast India.
Thai is divided into Tai Thai dialect (western and southwestern Yunnan in China, northern and northwestern Myanmar, and northeastern India), Lanna dialect (southern Yunnan in China, northeastern Shan State in Myanmar, northern Thailand, Laos There are three major dialects: the Siamese dialect (central and southern Thailand, southern Laos, and northwest Cambodia). The Lanna dialect is spoken in the north and northeast of the Kingdom of Thailand, and the Siamese dialect is spoken in the central and southern parts of the Kingdom. The central Thai dialect is the standard Thai language in Thailand.
Thai is an analytical and isolated language. Its basic vocabulary is mostly monosyllabic words, and different tones play a role in distinguishing vocabulary and grammar. Compounding and overlapping are widely used in word formation.
Thai language characteristics:
Today’s Thai language is divided into three types: secular language, royal language and monk language.
The text is written in the form of connected script, written horizontally from left to right, without punctuation or spaces between words. A sentence is spelled continuously from beginning to end, with two letters in the space. A gap or a small pause in a sentence represents a sentence.
The traditional printing of Thai letters is like the notes on the staff, and most letters have small circles, so some people compare it to tadpole writing. Thai script is very similar to Cambodian script and Lao script.
In Thai speaking and writing, the basic word order is the same "subject-verb-object" structure as in Chinese. However, the biggest difference with Chinese is that the modifier comes after the modifier. In simple terms, Thai adjectives should It is placed after the noun, and the adverb is placed after the verb. For example, in Chinese "this pair of socks is so beautiful", the word order in Thai becomes "this pair of beautiful socks".
Early Thai literature was related to religion, royalty, and nobility, and was expressed in the form of poetry. In the early 20th century, King Rama VI had reformed Thai literature, and since then prose has become a favorite writing form of Thai writers. Their works also describe ordinary daily life. One of the most important literary works is Ramajan.