26-12-2018, 09:12 AM
This is also exactly how the Thai script works.
There are two implied vowels "a" and "o" that are not written.
Other vowels and di/triphthongs are added to the preceding consonant by writing them using one of the following five methods:
- before
- after
- above
- below
- any combination of the first three.
(Of course, there are strict rules which vowels and diphthongs are written where - this is not a free choice).
Examples:
this is the 'm' sound: ม
following are ma, me, mi, mo, mu: มา เม มี โม มู
this is how you write 'mia': เมีย
On the other hand, kanom is written knm: ขนม
There are two implied vowels "a" and "o" that are not written.
Other vowels and di/triphthongs are added to the preceding consonant by writing them using one of the following five methods:
- before
- after
- above
- below
- any combination of the first three.
(Of course, there are strict rules which vowels and diphthongs are written where - this is not a free choice).
Examples:
this is the 'm' sound: ม
following are ma, me, mi, mo, mu: มา เม มี โม มู
this is how you write 'mia': เมีย
On the other hand, kanom is written knm: ขนม


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